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Party at the Polls

Pensacola | Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Rides at No Cost to You, to your polling place. Music, food, and community at the party. Open to everyone, and no strings attached. Non-Partisan.

🗺 View the Route‍ ‍✅ Find My Precinct

All CAPP: Community Access & Peace at the Polls is a free, nonpartisan Election Day effort to help more Pensacola residents get to the polls.

A party bus will run a loop through Brownsville, Morris Court, Attucks Court, downtown and the Pace Boulevard area, with stops at two polling places: Spring Street Library (Precinct 14) and Brownsville Community Center (PrecinctS 82 and 47). Back at the Party Hub, neighbors can enjoy a DJ, free refreshments and plain, neutral election information.

We do this because getting to the polls should not depend on having a car. Everyone is welcome: every neighbor, every background, and every point of view. We do not endorse any candidate or party, we do not ask how you vote, and you do not have to show that you voted.

Re-Evolution! of America: We, the People, ride together.

Tuesday, November 3, 2026 (Election Day)

Hours: 3:00–7:00 PM Central

Cost: Free, for everyone

Polling Places Served: Precinct 14 (Spring Street Library) and Precinct 82 and 47 (Brownsville Community Center)

Party Hub: Brownsville area

Ride Line: 407.610.9595

Polls Close: 7:00 PM. If you're in line by 7:00 PM, you can still vote.

THE ROUTE: 8 STOPS, ONE LOOP

★ Party Hub: Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, Brownsville area - Start and finish, plus the celebration Pickup/Drop-Off

1 Morris Court: public curb near N L St & W Cervantes St Pickup/Drop-Off

2 Attucks Court: public curb, Attucks Ct Pickup/Drop-Off

3 🗳 Spring Street Library: 239 N Spring St - Vote: Precinct 14 Pickup/Drop-Off

4 Town & Country Plaza: 3300 N Pace Blvd Pickup/Drop-Off

5 Texas Food Mart: 4002 N Pace Blvd Pickup/Drop-Off

6 🗳 Brownsville Community Center: 3298 W De Soto St - Vote: Precinct 82 and 47 Pickup/Drop-Off

★ Back to the Party Hub: Celebrate

The party bus runs the loop all afternoon, about once an hour. Plan to board by about 6:00 PM so you reach your polling place well before it closes. To find out where the bus is right now, call 407-610-9595.

Check your precinct at https://www.escambiavotes.gov. The bus serves Precincts 14, 47, and 82. If you vote somewhere else, call the Ride Line and we'll try to arrange another ride.

Go to any stop, or call 407-610-9595 to reserve a seat.

Ride to your polling place. We drop you off outside the 150-foot no-campaigning zone.

Vote, then catch the next loop back. Your crew will tell you the return pickup time.

Join the party at the Hub for music, food, and community.

Vote at your assigned precinct: On Election Day in Florida, you must vote at the polling place for your precinct. Check yours at EscambiaVotes.gov.

Bring photo and signature ID: Accepted IDs include a Florida driver's license or ID card, U.S. passport, debit or credit card, military ID, student ID, and several others. If you don't have ID with you, you can still cast a provisional ballot.

In line by 7:00 PM? Stay in line. You have the right to vote.

Requested a mail ballot? Bring it to your polling place, or return it to the Escambia County Supervisor of Elections office by 7:00 PM. Check EscambiaVotes.gov for details.

Need help voting? You can bring someone to help you, as long as it isn't your employer or union representative, or you can ask a poll worker.

Two trained community volunteers will be outside polling places along the route to help keep things calm and welcoming, and to direct anyone with a problem to the right resources. They are not poll workers, police or lawyers, and they will never go inside a polling place.

Our community standards:

Nonpartisan: No candidate materials, endorsements, campaign clothing or political talk on the bus or at the Hub.

No strings attached: Rides, food and music are free for everyone. You never have to vote, prove you voted or say how you voted.

Respect the 150-foot zone: No flyers, food or music near polling place entrances or voter lines.

Privacy: We collect only what we need to get you there, such as your first name and boarding stop. We never record or ask how anyone voted. We won't photograph you without your permission.

Peaceful and welcoming: Our team is trained in de-escalation and calm, trauma-informed support.

Problem at the polls? Call these nonpartisan resources:

Election Protection Hotline: 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683)

Escambia County Supervisor of Elections: (850) 595-3900

Florida Division of Elections Voter Assistance Hotline: 1-866-308-6739

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is it really free?

Yes. The rides, food and music cost nothing.

Do I have to vote to ride or join the party?

No. Everyone is welcome, and nobody will ask whether or how you voted.

What if my polling place isn't Spring Street Library or Brownsville?

Call 407-610-9595. We'll try to help you find a ride to your correct polling place.

Can I bring my kids?

Yes. Children may go with a parent into the voting booth in Florida.

What if I'm still in line at 7:00 PM?

Stay in line, because you can still vote. [Return rides will be provided.]

Is this connected to any campaign or party?

No. AHMS, AAHS, FFA and the “All CAPP: Party At The Poll” is completely nonpartisan.

PRESENTED BY:

American Humanity Mediation Service handles project management, mediation, community engagement and peace-building.

In partnership with the African American Heritage Society of Pensacola and Florida For All.

CONTACT

Ride Line: 407-610-9595

Email: outreach@humanitymediation.com

Website: www.HumanityMediation.com

Free and open to the public. Nonpartisan. No proof of voting required. Rides and refreshments are never tied to voting or to any political choice. Times are approximate, and service depends on traffic and how many seats are available.