Lamont King and Dr. Greg Carr urge listeners to vote, track their ballots, and look past campaign noise as they discuss early-voting turnout, mail-ballot rejections, and election disputes across the country. Callers share concerns from Michigan, Georgia, and South Carolina, including campaign spending, voter outreach, ballot-machine problems, and grassroots efforts to mobilize voters. The conversation also examines why direct community engagement matters more than political ads—and why advancing collective interests takes sustained work beyond Election Day. The episode also remembers labor leader Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers, and reflects on her legacy and contributions to organizing.