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By The FulcrumOct 25, 2022
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All Vote No Play is a movement to help players become great teammates and citizens, and to show them how they can exercise their own power to create the future they want. 
All Vote No Play is more than just a day, and it's more than just voting. All Vote No Play makes citizening for coaches, players, and teams easy, meaningful, and impactful. The initiative's playbook has a wide range of free, nonpartisan "civic drills" to help your team learn, engage, gather, and vote. 
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All Vote No Play is a movement to help players become great teammates and citizens, and to show them how they can exercise their own power to create the future they want.

All Vote No Play is more than just a day, and it's more than just voting. All Vote No Play makes citizening for coaches, players, and teams easy, meaningful, and impactful. The initiative's playbook has a wide range of free, nonpartisan "civic drills" to help your team learn, engage, gather, and vote.

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