THE MELE 10 CHALLENGE
One Person. Ten Voters. Real Impact.
Your vote is powerful, but your influence can reach much further.
The Mele 10 Challenge asks you to choose ten friends, relatives, neighbors, coworkers, or community members and help each one make a plan to vote. Start the conversation, share the facts, follow up, and make sure they get to the polls.
Ten conversations can change an election.
How the Challenge Works
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Choose your ten.
Identify ten people who support Gregg Mele’s common-sense priorities or are willing to learn more about him. -
Start the conversation.
Explain why this election matters and share the voter information included in the kit. -
Make sure they’re registered.
Encourage each person to check their registration and find their official voting information at Vote.NJ.gov. -
Help them make a plan.
Ask whether they’ll vote by mail, vote early, or vote on Election Day. Help them choose a specific day and time. -
Follow up.
Send a reminder before their planned voting time. After each person voluntarily confirms that they voted, add a checkmark to your challenge card. -
Celebrate your efforts.
Hold an optional, supporter-funded gathering after voting. It can be a BBQ, potluck, tea party, family dinner, or casual get-together. -
Share the challenge.
Submit a group photo or certificate selfie for possible honorary recognition, then challenge others to build their own voting teams.
What’s Inside the Kit
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Mele 10 Challenge Kit Overview
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How the Challenge Works, Part One
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How the Challenge Works, Part Two
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Social Media Recognition Categories
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Share the Challenge Instructions
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Certificate of Patriotic Leadership
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Challenge Card, Front
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Challenge Card, Private Tracking Side
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Information to Share With Voters
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Voting Day Celebration Invitation
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Gathering Planning Guide
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What Is at Stake
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Hamawy and DSA Agenda Comparison, Part One
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Hamawy and DSA Agenda Comparison, Part Two
