Thanks to everyone who has been out knocking on doors and registering voters this weekend. From coast to coast, supporters have been out talking to their friends and neighbors, helping to make sure that everyone who can is registered to vote. Here are just a few of the highlights:

If you couldn't make it out this weekend, don’t worry—there will be plenty of upcoming opportunities to get involved in your neighborhood. Sign up to volunteer now.

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As of Wednesday, two million grassroots donors had pitched in to support this campaign.

If you’re one of the two million, check out this infographic to find out how many donors are like you—whether it’s teachers named John or people named in Laura in New York—then share it with your friends on Facebook and Twitter.

It's day two of the May Voter Registration Weekend of Action and there's still time to get involved:

1. You can find an event near you using our event look-up tool.

2. Be sure to share your stories from the weekend using #RegToVote on Twitter and Instagram, or in the comments below.

If you missed out on the events this weekend, don't worry, you can sign up here to hear about future events coming up in your neighborhood.

And, if you've recently moved or need to update your own voter registration, head over to gottaregister.com.

Get your free Young Americans for Obama sticker—and show your support on laptops, lockers, and more.

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1. We launched GottaVote.org, a new, comprehensive site with everything you need to vote in this year’s election.

2. “The dreams of all our daughters are at stake, and they’re counting on us to fight for them.” Erin thanks President Obama for protecting her health and her daughters’ health.

3. Joe worked at a Kansas steel mill for 30 years, but everything changed when Mitt Romney’s firm took over—here’s his story.

4. Listen up: Team Gary talks about how they’re organizing to get out the vote in Northwest Indiana.

5. In 2008, Ed was the 2 millionth donor to Barack Obama’s presidential campaign—find out where he is now and why he still supports President Obama today.

The May Voter Registration Weekend of Action kicks off today, and volunteers are already out in neighborhoods across the country helping to make sure everyone who can is registered to vote.

Here’s a handful of great ways to get involved this weekend:

1. Events are happening today and tomorrow: use our event look-up tool to find one near you.

2. Can't make it to an event this weekend? Sign up here and we'll let you know next time there's one in your neighborhood.

3. If you've recently moved or your registration isn't up to date visit gottaregister.com.

And, if you're out registering voters this weekend, let us know how it's going using the hashtag #RegToVote on Twitter and for sharing photos on Instagram.

Sarah Jessica Parker is a mom, a philanthropist, an actress, and a business owner—and she knows exactly what's at stake for women and all Americans in this election.

She's been a huge supporter of President Obama for a long time—she was calling voters and pitching in however she could in 2008—and I'm so glad she's back to do it again.

On June 14th, she's hosting a dinner at her home with the President and First Lady.

They're inviting a grassroots supporter like you, and a guest of your choice, to join. Your airfare and accommodations? Covered.

Pitch in $3 or whatever you can today, and you'll be automatically entered to join President Obama, the First Lady, and Sarah Jessica Parker at Sarah Jessica's home in New York City.

If you're picked, I want to hear all about it.

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Voter registration drives, like the ones we’ll be holding across the country this weekend, are a great reminder of why I do this: to help people become more civically engaged in their communities and in their country.

My advice for when you’re out there registering voters? Start with a simple question: “Is your voter registration up to date at your current address?” People may have moved, or changed their names. It’s important to ask everyone if they need to re-register, too.

And don’t forget to ask people to sign up to volunteer—but only after they’ve completed their voter registration form!

Put these organizing tips into action—join a voter registration drive near you this weekend.