跟进：「No Kings：提前投票」行动日遍及全美 洛杉矶数千人在市政厅前集会游行

综合报道——10月17日（周六），「No Kings」联盟发起第四轮全国行动日，主题从上街抗议转为「提前投票」。据主办方公布，全美50个州当天共举行逾3,000场活动，形式包括集会、游行、社区街会和集体前往投票站投递选票，目标是在11月3日中期选举前推动选民提前投票。据《今日美国》报道，主办方此前表示，本轮活动规模预计小于此前三轮，实际成效要待各州公布提前投票数据后才能评估；美联社报道，全美大小城镇当天都有民众集会并参加提前投票。截至周六傍晚，主办方尚未公布全国参与总人数。

洛杉矶市中心是南加州当天的主会场。集会下午1时在市政厅（200 N. Spring St）旁的Gloria Molina Grand Park开始，数千人填满公园、延伸至North Spring Street两侧；下午2时许，人群沿Spring Street游行约1.5英里、再返回市政厅，活动预定下午5时结束。活动由50501 SoCal联合30多个组织举办，聚焦联邦移民执法与投票权，发言者包括加州州众议员Isaac Bryan、活动人士Melina Abdullah等，现场还出现两个大型特朗普造型气球。50501 SoCal发言人Aztlan Tenochtitlan在声明中称，本届政府「入侵了我们的城市」，如今又威胁干预民众的投票权。据活动日程汇总，洛杉矶县当天共有40多场同类活动，Pasadena、Long Beach、Riverside、Huntington Beach等地均有集会，地区媒体称南加州各地参加者合计达数万人。加州交通厅Caltrans提前在101号高速公路市中心段匝道安装了活动闸门，截至傍晚闸门保持开启；洛杉矶警察局LAPD事前表示已得知集会安排、预计不会出问题，截至傍晚，当地权威媒体的报道未提及市中心活动发生逮捕或冲突。

其他主要城市方面，华盛顿有数百人聚集在林肯纪念堂前，现场有乐队表演，人群举着「VOTE EARLY」（提前投票）、「HANDS OFF MY VOTE!」（别碰我的选票）等标语（美联社）。纽约市区及周边多地举行集会与选民活动，美联社记者从现场发回照片。Atlanta集会上，市议员Michael Julian Bond呼吁参加者动员亲友提前投票（美联社）。Chicago的活动以社区分散集会为主，Evanston、Edgewater等社区各有数十人参加（《Chicago太阳时报》）。Phoenix的参加者游行至Maricopa County计票中心投递选票；Indianapolis有两支队伍游行至州长官邸（《今日美国》）。

西岸其他城市中，旧金山主办方Indivisible SF组织人群下午从18th Street与Dolores Street一带出发，穿过Mission区，前往Jessie Square的选票投递箱集体投递选票；Seattle在Madison Park举行以选民教育为主题的社区集会；Portland都市区共有12场活动，包括正午在Waterfront的集会与游行（以上据主办方公布）。波士顿（Boston）在Boston Common设有名为「威权恐怖屋」的主题展览式活动，马萨诸塞州约十余座城镇同日响应（当地媒体报道）。Austin在First Unitarian Universalist Church举行家庭友好的选民资讯活动。科罗拉多州Golden还有「Paws to the Polls」活动，参加者带着狗一同游行（美国全国公共广播电台NPR）。

「No Kings」联盟由Indivisible、MoveOn、美国公民自由联盟ACLU、Public Citizen等200多个组织组成，此前先后于2025年6月、2025年10月和2026年3月举行三轮全国行动，主办方估计3月28日的一轮约有900万人参加。联盟共同创办人之一Ezra Levin对NPR表示，前三轮意在「传递讯息」，本轮要把动员转化为选票。白宫发言人Abigail Jackson回应称，只有领薪水报道的记者才在乎这些「特朗普精神错乱治疗会」（据SCNG报道）。美联社指出，就在本周四，联邦司法部DOJ起诉加州选举官员，要求在身份确认前不得计入被联邦政府指为「疑似非公民」者的邮寄选票——投票权之争正是本轮行动的重要背景。

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Follow-Up: 'No Kings: Vote Early' Action Day Spans the U.S. as Thousands Rally and March Outside Los Angeles City Hall

The No Kings coalition staged its fourth nationwide day of action on Saturday, Oct. 17, shifting its theme from street protest to early voting. Organizers said more than 3,000 events were held across all 50 states, ranging from rallies and marches to neighborhood block parties and group trips to drop off ballots, aimed at driving early turnout ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections. Organizers had said this round was expected to be smaller than the previous three, with its impact to be judged once states release early voting figures, USA Today reported; the Associated Press reported people gathering and voting early in cities and towns across the country. Organizers had not released a national turnout total as of Saturday evening.

Downtown Los Angeles was Southern California's main stage. The rally began at 1 p.m. at Gloria Molina Grand Park, next to City Hall at 200 N. Spring St, where thousands of demonstrators filled the park and spilled onto both sides of North Spring Street. At about 2 p.m., the crowd marched roughly 1.5 miles along Spring Street and back to City Hall, with the event scheduled to conclude at 5 p.m. Organized by 50501 SoCal in partnership with more than 30 organizations, the Los Angeles event focused on federal immigration enforcement and voting rights. Speakers included California Assemblyman Isaac Bryan and activist Melina Abdullah, and demonstrators carried two large balloons depicting President Donald Trump. 'The same administration that invaded our city is now threatening to interfere with our right to vote,' 50501 SoCal spokesperson Aztlan Tenochtitlan said in a statement. More than 40 events were held across Los Angeles County on Saturday, including in Pasadena, Long Beach, Riverside and Huntington Beach, and regional media put combined Southern California participation in the tens of thousands. Caltrans had installed swinging gates at downtown ramps of the 101 Freeway ahead of the march; the gates remained open as of late afternoon. The Los Angeles Police Department LAPD had said beforehand that it was aware of the rally and did not anticipate any issues, and as of late afternoon, authoritative local coverage had not reported arrests or clashes at the downtown event.

Elsewhere, a few hundred people gathered at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, where a band performed and signs read 'VOTE EARLY' and 'HANDS OFF MY VOTE!' (Associated Press). Rallies and voter events were held in New York City and surrounding communities, with AP photographers filing from the scene. At an Atlanta rally, City Councilman Michael Julian Bond urged attendees to mobilize friends and family to vote early (Associated Press). Chicago's events took the form of neighborhood gatherings, with dozens turning out in communities such as Evanston and Edgewater (Chicago Sun-Times). In Phoenix, participants marched to the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center to drop off ballots, and in Indianapolis, two groups marched to the governor's residence (USA Today).

On the West Coast, San Francisco organizers with Indivisible SF led an afternoon march from the area of 18th Street and Dolores Street through the Mission to drop ballots at the ballot box at Jessie Square; Seattle held a community rally focused on voter education at Madison Park; and the Portland metro area listed 12 events, including a noon rally and march at the Waterfront, according to organizers. In Boston, an 'Authoritarian House of Horrors' exhibit-style event was set up on Boston Common, with about a dozen Massachusetts cities and towns holding events the same day, local media reported. Austin hosted a family-friendly voter information event at First Unitarian Universalist Church. In Golden, Colorado, a 'Paws to the Polls' event invited participants to march with their dogs (NPR).

The No Kings coalition brings together more than 200 organizations, including Indivisible, MoveOn, the American Civil Liberties Union ACLU and Public Citizen. It previously held nationwide actions in June 2025, October 2025 and March 2026; organizers estimated the March 28 round drew about 9 million people. Ezra Levin, a co-founder of Indivisible, told NPR the first three rounds were about sending a message, while this round aims to turn mobilization into votes. White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson dismissed the demonstrations as 'Trump Derangement Therapy Sessions' that only reporters paid to cover them care about, according to SCNG. The AP noted that on Thursday the U.S. Department of Justice DOJ sued California election officials, seeking to bar the state from counting mail ballots cast by people the federal government has identified as likely noncitizens until their status is confirmed — a voting-rights fight that formed a key backdrop to Saturday's actions.

Related: America's Electoral System (4): The Midterms: What Is on the Ballot on November 3, 2026

Related: 'No Kings' Rallies Sweep the Country With an Early-Voting Push: More Than 3,000 Actions Ahead of the Midterms

Related: Follow-Up: 'No Kings: Vote Early' Day of Action Draws Crowds Across the U.S., Hundreds to Over a Thousand at Florida Events

来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）

图片来源：图：10月17日，俄勒冈州Eugene市政厅广场，「No Kings」集会参加者席地而坐听取发言，人群中可见「VOTE」背心与「NO KINGS」标语牌。AnthonyTheGuy摄，CC BY 4.0，取自维基共享资源。Photo: Participants sit in the plaza outside Eugene City Hall in Oregon during a 'No Kings' rally on Oct. 17, 2026, with 'VOTE' and 'NO KINGS' signs visible. By AnthonyTheGuy, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

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