| Group | Issues | Plans | Web site |
| Christian Defense Coalition | Urge President-elect Bush to rescind abortion-rights executive orders signed by President Clinton, protest abortion, defend Cabinet nominees. | Rally in the 600 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, north side. Expecting hundreds. | None. |
| Day of Outrage | Protest "illegitimate" president, defend African American interests against conservative administration. | March at 9:30 a.m. from 14th and U streets to Pershing Park at 14th and Pennsylvania; rally begins at 10:30 a.m. Expecting hundreds. | None. |
| Gore Majority | Protest "stolen" election. | Begin gathering in 300 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, north side, at 8:30 a.m. Expecting dozens. | None. |
| International Action Center | Promote racial justice, abolish death penalty, protest "racist disenfranchisement." | Rally at 10 a.m.at Freedom Plaza at 14th and Pennsylvania. Also has permits to rally at 10th and Pennsylvania (in front of Justice Department) and at McPherson Square. Expecting Thousands. | www.iacenter.org |
| Justice Action Movement | Stop corporate dominance of political process, protest "illegitimate" president, push statehood for D.C., reform voting systems, abolish Electoral College. | Go in small groups to parade route at 8 a.m., while others rally in Dupont Circle at 10 a.m. then march to parade route. Expecting thousands. | www.j20.org |
| National Organization for Women | Defend abortion rights, protest Cabinet nominees, remind Congress of pro-choice agenda. | Meet at 11:30 a.m. at Navy Memorial on Pennsylvania between 8th and 9th (some arrive earlier), then fan out in small groups along parade route. No crowd estimate. | www.now.org |
| National Patriots' March | Celebrate Bush's inauguration and defend "people's will" expressed in the election. | Rally and speeches begin at 9 a.m. at Supreme Court, then march to Mall to watch ceremonies. Expecting 1,000. | www.loudcitizen.com |
| Oral Majority | Protest "stolen" election | Rally at John Marshall Park at 4th and Pennsylvania. Expecting hundreds. | None. |
| Shadow Inauguration | Protest "disenfranchisement" of African American voters, defend Voting Rights Act. | Rally at 10 a.m. at Stanton Park, 4th and Maryland NE, march to Supreme Court to "swear in" participants at noon to protect Voting Rights Act. Expecting thousands. | None. |
| Voter March | Protest "voter disenfranchisement," reform voting mechanisms, abolish or reform Electoral College, seek campaign finance reform. | Rally at 10 a.m. at Dupont Circle; speakers include campaign finance reform activist Granny D and Patricia Ireland of NOW. March to second rally at the Ellipse or watch parade along Pennsylvania Avenue. Expecting thousands. | www.votermarch.org |
