Never Give Up, Never Surrender

Links and info from kathmandu here, which I am quoting with permission:

For anyone who has time and phone-spoons, it's possible to contact voters in swing states to help them cure absentee ballots. (This means the ballot was not filled out correctly--needs a witness signature or a date or something else minor--and the voter still has a chance to fix it so it will be counted.)

Ballot-curing volunteer training times to help North Carolina
Ballot curing help for Florida
Wisconsin voter protection; includes phone-banking and hotline help

In case anyone wishes to throw money at the problem, but is dubious about it
being applied usefully at this late stage, the guy behind Pinboard has a decision matrix for how to donate usefully now.

(Tech-head details: his formula aims to help smaller campaigns for state legislature or rural House districts, in states where enough turnout could also flip a Senate seat Democratic. He says the larger campaigns mostly have more money than they can usefully spend at this point, but the small-scale races can still use funding. They can motivate voters on smaller-scale issues, and do more effective get-out-the-vote in small districts. And once a person is in the ballot-box, they're likely to vote on the Senate and Presidential races too.)

(I have a morale-boosting post for people to tell me what they're doing to get out the vote and get cheered on, so lots more links are accumulating in the comments there.)