The 15,000-square-foot building will be turned into an official Los Angeles County Voting Center from 30th October to 3rd November.<\/p>\n
The home base also features a fresh new temporary mural created by the artist OG Slick, encouraging people to vote.<\/p>\n It’s one thing to do it for your Fans, it’s another to do it for the Country.<\/p>\n Proud of the team for this one.<\/p>\n VOTE. https:\/\/t.co\/uVDT1epxTG<\/a><\/p>\n — Mark Rasoul (@markthefuture) October 22, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n “We’re grateful to contribute to our nation in this way.” Stated 100 Thieves official Twitter account, “We encourage our entire 100 Thieves community & beyond to VOTE.”<\/p>\n The CashApp Compound was officially opened in January of this yea<\/a>r and serves as the headquarters of the gaming organization’s esports teams and lifestyle brand.<\/p>\n With analyists predicting that the coming election will be closely fought contest and with the majority of gaming’s youthful audience unlikely to vote<\/a>, the need to get people out and vote and make their voices heard is as important as ever.<\/p>\n Similar to what the NBA has done with arenas and facilities being used for the election, 100 Thieves have decided to follow along and do the same service for its community.<\/p>\n It’s one thing to do it for your Fans, it’s another to do it for the Country.<\/p>\n Proud of the team for this one.<\/p>\n
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