Church-led 'Souls to the Polls' events across various U.S. states are mobilizing communities to participate in early voting. In Connecticut, Mount Aery Baptist Church hosted a block party to simplify access to early voting, providing rides to polls and family activities. Similarly, in Greenville, NC, residents participated in a 'Souls and Strolls to the Polls' march, facilitated by local churches and civil rights organizations, emphasizing voting as a critical civic duty. North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein visited multiple churches in Charlotte as part of the movement, highlighting the importance of breaking political supermajorities to achieve balanced governance. In South Florida, the Faith in Florida coalition coordinated 'Souls to the Polls' rallies at early voting sites, blending cultural celebrations with civic engagement to encourage church congregations to vote early. These events illustrate a concerted effort by religious and community leaders to increase voter turnout through faith-based initiatives.