No Kings Network Holds Hundreds of Rallies to Encourage Early Voting
Hundreds of rallies organized by the 'No Kings' network took place across the U.S. on Saturday to encourage early voting in the midterm elections. Millions of voters have already cast their ballots ahead of Election Day.
Phoenix, AZ, October 17, 2026 —
Hundreds of rallies organized by the “No Kings” network took place across the United States on Saturday, with organizers seeking to encourage early voting in the midterm elections.
The events were held as millions of voters had already cast ballots before Election Day, according to the trend summary. It did not provide a more specific figure for the number of ballots cast or identify the source of that estimate.
The summary also did not specify the date of Saturday’s rallies, the cities or states where they took place, or how many people attended. It did not detail the activities at individual events or identify particular organizers beyond the No Kings network.
Early voting was the stated focus of the rallies. No information was provided about how many voters the events may have reached, whether they affected voting behavior, or what other messages or activities were part of the gatherings.
The summary does not name the midterm election year or provide the date of Election Day. It also does not break down the millions of ballots already cast by state, voting method or other categories. Those details are not available in the information provided, so the scale and geographic distribution of early voting cannot be assessed from it.
The reported events connect a nationwide series of rallies with efforts to promote voting before Election Day. The available information establishes their stated purpose and broad scale, but does not provide further details about locations, attendance or results.
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