Siblings Howard Tyler and Mary Oswald arrived early Saturday to secure a position at the front of the crowd for the No Kings rally outside the Kansas Capitol.
“We’ve got to do something for our country,” said Oswald, a retired nurse who has attended four No Kings events.
“We can’t do much, but at least we can do this,” added Tyler, a former truck driver who hauls diary milk. “I used to be a Republican, but I’m a Democrat now."
Salt Lake City’s No Kings March has reached downtown, a few hundred voters have dropped off their ballots. “I Voted” stickers are on hand for when they’re done.
Michael Wolfe waves American flags at the entrance of City Park in New Orleans, one of several busy intersections in the city where No Kings organizers encouraged people to rally and raise awareness for early voting, which starts Tuesday, Oct. 20, in Louisiana.