This toolkit from the National Task Force on Election Crises provides key messaging, social media content, and additional resources. It helps communicate that vote counting may take several days, emphasizing that delayed results are normal and premature claims of victory should be dismissed.

This document from the Over Zero provides guidance on how to communicate during the waiting period between Election Day and the official announcement of results. It includes specific "Do's and Don'ts" along with a template for crafting messages that explain why vote counting takes time and why waiting for accurate results is a normal part of the democratic process.

This social media toolkit from The Chamberlain Network provides videos and messaging affirming the safety and accuracy of our election system.

This resource from the Brennan Center for Justice provides talking points about the Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act.

This document from the Voting Rights Lab and Secure Democracy USA provides research-backed messaging strategies to maintain and build trust in our election system. It contains data-driven talking points aimed at audiences most susceptible to election-related disinformation.

This document from the Institute for Responsive Government contains helpful talking points and data points around baseless claims of non-citizen voting.

This page provides curated messaging guidance to help you effectively communicate in support of free, fair, safe, and accessible elections.

This quick reference guide on Crisis Communication comes from the Equip Toolkit.

These talking points come from the Counter Toolkit. 

This quick reference guide on Basic Principles and How To’s comes from the Counter Toolkit. 

This resource includes talking points to help Jewish organizations message effectively to preserve social cohesion in contentious times.

This list of sources and resources will assist rabbis who wish to lead their communities in protecting and strengthening democracy. It is meant to be a living document that will be updated regularly with new links.

This resource includes talking points to help Jewish organizations communicate internally and externally about mis-, dis-, and malinformation meant to disrupt our elections.

This resouce includes templates to help Jewish organizations communicate post about the smooth administration of local elections on a variety of social media platforms.

Find the expert speaker you need for your next event or gathering. Everyone on this list is a member of the Democracy Communications Collaborative and takes a non-partisan approach to their work. Information on how to contact each expert is listed.

Using Over Zero's years of research into conflict resolution, this resource identifies six ways to discourage violence through intentional communication.