The Crowd Counting Consortium has been collecting data on protest events and participation since the first Women’s March on Jan. 21, 2017. Last week, we published our most recent monthly update, with estimated figures for the month of June, including the nationwide No Kings protests on June 14. Geographic dispersion of protest is noteworthy in part because prior research has found associations between the location of protest, protest participation and election outcomes. Reporting on No Kings day highlighted the protesters’ desire to build upon street protest and to expand the coalition. Counter-protesters in several locations around the country brandished weapons at No Kings protesters.