A No Kings rally in Salem drew about 1,000 people as part of a national protest against President Donald Trump's policies and to promote early voting.

No Kings protestors filtered in and out of the park, marching in protest around several downtown blocks before returning. The gathering at Acacia Park was one of more than 2500 No Kings: Vote Early Day of Action events held nationwide Saturday, according to States Newsroom .

Hundreds rallied against Trump at Saturday’s No Kings Vote Early protest in downtown Sarasota, waving signs and American flags despite the rain.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom rallies Dems in Exeter as No Kings protesters across the Seacoast speak out against Trump and urge voters to turn out for the Nov. 3 midterm election.

Meta said Sunday that its systems suspended the No Kings movement's Instagram account during its day of action because it detected "intense" activity by a Claude tool. The account was locked and administrators were denied access for "several hours" during nationwide rallies on Saturday to mobilize early voting in the midterms, the group said.

Nadine Seilers, a self-described “professional protester” whom President Donald Trump wrote about recently, marches in a “No Kings” actions in front of the White House and says the demonstrations are “a partisan protest,

The protest coalition says Meta suspended its Instagram account for 90 minutes at the height of nationwide demonstrations—and even after restoring the page, locked organizers out of posting. Meta

Thousands of “No Kings” protests are being held across the country on Saturday for a “nationwide day of action” amid the start of the early voting period in many states. Previous country-wide protest days led by the No Kings Coalition have been aimed at denouncing President Trump and his administration’s policies.