Indivisible California StateStrong (CASS) state proposition recommended positions
November 2026 ballot Fourteen statewide measures are on the ballot. Each of the Indivisible California StateStrong five workgroups reviewed the measures in its area, and the organizing team made the final calls. Here is how CASS recommends you vote. 6 Yes 7 No 1 Neutral Propositions 1 to 5 Prop1Latest Articles
INDIVISIBLE California establishes Rapid Response Broadcast Signal chat for local group leaders
During the Wednesday evening Indivisible CA Statewide Leaders Call on October 21, State organizer Dennessa Atiles agreed to create a one-way, comment-free, Signal notification chat to send action alerts in case of election interference redlines are crossed in the mid-term election. Local groups can then activate their
New Working Group on Building Our Community Strengthening Our Democracy to hold first meeting October 26
The Indivisible California State Network is sponsoring formation of a new working group that will be looking ahead at what needs to be done once the results of the midterm elections are behind us. It's first meeting will be on zoom at 6 pm on Monday, October 26.
No Kings Goes Local: 80+ Indivisible Groups Take California to the Drop Box Saturday
Saturday's No Kings: Vote Early is built around ballot drop boxes and registration help. More than 80 Indivisible groups across California are hosting, from drop-box parties in Sonoma County to nine overpasses on Highway 50.
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California senators, House targets, accountability campaigns and sign-on letters to members.
Laurie Friedman's Briefing Now Available on YouTube
Indivisible Marin's Political Director, Laurie Friedman's zoom presentation on the status of five key California Congressional races for the midterms from Tuesday, September 29, is now available on YouTube. The five districts are CA-06 (Pan (D) v. Kiley(I)), CA-13 (Gray (D) v. Lincoln
Where California Can Flip the House: A Briefing With Laurie Friedman
California will help decide who controls the House in 2026, and five districts are drawing especially close attention: CA-06, CA-13, CA-22, CA-45 and CA-48. On Tuesday, September 29, Laurie Friedman of Indivisible Marin will walk through each one and explain the political landscape shaping it.
41 California Indivisible groups sent a letter to stop the 2,000-pound bomb sale to Israel.
A sign-on letter from Indivisible groups across California asks Senators Schiff and Padilla to co-sponsor a resolution of disapproval, oppose new military aid while Gaza is cut off, and reject NDAA provisions that would end Senate oversight.
Mary Agnes Erlandson is lacing up her walking shoes for immigrant families
From September 29 to October 6, Mary Agnes will join a walking pilgrimage that begins at the Adelanto Detention Center in San Bernardino County and ends at the Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown Los Angeles. The walk is organized with CLUE (Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice), where sheNo Kings
No Kings days of action in California, from the October 17 Vote Early day onward.
No Kings Goes Local: 80+ Indivisible Groups Take California to the Drop Box Saturday
Saturday's No Kings: Vote Early is built around ballot drop boxes and registration help. More than 80 Indivisible groups across California are hosting, from drop-box parties in Sonoma County to nine overpasses on Highway 50.
No Kings Comes Back October 17 With a New Job: Get the Early Vote Out
Three times now, millions of people have filled streets across the country under the No Kings banner. Each time the message was the same: no one in this country is above the law. The fourth No Kings, coming October 17, starts from a different premise. The message has been sent.Latest Articles
INDIVISIBLE California establishes Rapid Response Broadcast Signal chat for local group leaders
During the Wednesday evening Indivisible CA Statewide Leaders Call on October 21, State organizer Dennessa Atiles agreed to create a one-way, comment-free, Signal notification chat to send action alerts in case of election interference redlines are crossed in the mid-term election. Local groups can then activate their
New Working Group on Building Our Community Strengthening Our Democracy to hold first meeting October 26
The Indivisible California State Network is sponsoring formation of a new working group that will be looking ahead at what needs to be done once the results of the midterm elections are behind us. It's first meeting will be on zoom at 6 pm on Monday, October 26.
No Kings Goes Local: 80+ Indivisible Groups Take California to the Drop Box Saturday
Saturday's No Kings: Vote Early is built around ballot drop boxes and registration help. More than 80 Indivisible groups across California are hosting, from drop-box parties in Sonoma County to nine overpasses on Highway 50.
