A nationwide Beyond Voting movement, sponsored by a broad coalition of anti-war/anti-empire/global justice organizations, held street demonstrations in over 20 cities on Wednesday, Nov. 3, the day after the election. In publicity materials, they said, "No matter who wins, the world needs to hear that the people of the U.S. demand fundamental social, economic, and political change."

A new affinity group called Code Blue, formed by members of the Bay Area Radical Health Collective, organized a Healthcare Not Warfare rally at 9 a.m. at Justin Herman Plaza, followed by a march through the Tenderloin and a 12 noon convergence at the Federal Building. Reports and Photos Not in Our Name and other groups held an Anti-War March and Rally to End the Occupation, gathering at 5 p.m. at Powell & Market and marching to 24th & Mission. Poetic Report | Photos: 1 | 2 | Audio | Text of breaking news from the demo

Code Red events took place all day in Santa Rosa. There was also an action in Sacramento. Report . At the College of Marin, a Victory Celebration was called for, no matter who won the election. A protest against the 9-11 cover-up was held: Report. United for Peace organized an Urgent Response Network of people who have pledged, "No Stolen Election!" and will protest election fraud, "if needed." More actions from Indyvoter's This Time We're Watching: November 3rd Actions in San Jose, Santa Cruz, and Davis. A World Party was called for 6pm in cities all over the country, including in SF at Justin Herman Plaza. United for Peace and Justice had an extensive national list of actions on its website, including events in such cities as Livermore. More Government and Elections News