@PeteSouza  was always there to document every moment of my presidency, from high-stakes meetings with world leaders to quiet mornings reading briefing memos. The @WayISeeItFilm  is one to watch—and a reminder to get registered and make a plan to vote.

From police reform to funding our schools, the officials with the most power to change the issues we care about in our communities are often found at the state and local levels. So educate yourselves up and down the ticket, make a plan to vote, and vote:

Bob Bauer and @jacklgoldsmith 's new book is a thoughtful and comprehensive look at the issues at stake as we debate the role of the presidency in the coming years. It's worth a read.

One of the most inspiring things about this year has been seeing so many young people organizing, marching, and fighting for change. And to change the game on any of the issues we care about, we've got to vote for @JoeBiden  and @KamalaHarris .

Participate and vote. It’s not always pretty – trust me, I know. But it’s how, bit by bit, we’ve made progress over generations. Go to to make your plan, then get some friends to join you. Let’s go.

102 never looked better! Grateful for all the folks like your great aunt who continue to show up and vote in this important election.

13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. And you don’t have to wait until November 3rd to cast your ballot. Make a plan, vote, and then help your friends and family make a plan at . Let’s do this.

Great to be back in Philly today. I'm fired up and ready to go!

I just voted by mail for @JoeBiden  and @KamalaHarris . If you're planning on doing the same, follow all the instructions carefully, and drop it in the mail or at a ballot drop box right away. Here, I’ll show you:

And there’s a lot more on the ballot than voting for president. If you want more information about all the candidates and measures that’ll be on your ballot, this is a good place to start: