Indivisible Carson City

10/07/2026

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10/02/2026

News to share widely: 'It disrespects everybody': Why union Nevada veterans are filming ads opposing Flippo

The national AFL-CIO is launching ads targeting the ruby red 2nd Congressional District seat.

09/29/2026

Thursday: What’s the Plan with Leah and Ezra (3pm ET/12pm PT)
Indivisible’s executive directors chat about the latest news and answer your questions on strategies and tactics to defeat authoritarianism in America.

Thursday: Phone Bank for New York: Cait Conley (5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT)
Let’s replace Mike Lawler with a bold leader for NY-17. Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

Thursday: No Kings: Vote Early: Election Protection 201 (8pm ET/5pm PT)
Join the No Kings coalition to level up your knowledge of how to protect our elections this fall.

Saturday: Fated States and Indivisible Phone Bank Party #3: Ohio (1pm ET/10am PT)
Call Ohio voters in support of Sherrod Brown with the hosts of the popular romance podcast Fated Mates. Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

Saturday: General Election Phone Bank Training Series (3pm ET/12pm PT)
Learn how to use the Scale to Win autodialer to prepare for phone banks this election season. Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

On the Horizon

October 6: Phone Bank for Colorado: Jessica Killin and Manny Rutinel (7:30pm ET/5:30pm MT/4:30pm PT)
Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

October 8: What’s the Plan with Leah and Ezra (3pm ET/12pm PT)

October 8: Phone Bank for New Jersey: Zack Mullock and Rebecca Bennett (5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT)
Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

October 8: No Kings: Vote Early: Election Protection 101 (8pm ET/5pm PT)

October 10: Fated States and Indivisible Phone Bank Party #4: Georgia (1pm ET/10am PT)

09/29/2026

Statewide coordination with nationwide impact. Statewide Indivisible Michigan, or SWIM as it is delightfully called, coordinates 114 local Michigan Indivisible groups. Its leadership team is made up of representatives from locals across the state, and they launch statewide campaigns, share best practices, solve technical challenges, and team up on rapid response.

It was SWIM that led the primary endorsement to get the state behind Abdul El-Sayed and made his underdog win possible.
It was SWIM that helped heal the rift after the primary — cheerleading with Mallory McMorrow and Haley Stevens for a unified ticket.
And it is SWIM that is helping produce the biggest early vote turnout in history through No Kings on October 17.
Everybody at the summit was fired up about their candidates — El-Sayed, Donavan McKinney, Will Lawrence, and others — but the enthusiasm goes way beyond them. Nearly 2,000 Michigan Indivisibles have trained up for the state’s Election Defense Corps. Everybody wants to talk about the growing fights against data centers, detention centers, Flock cameras, and ICE. The wave building in Michigan — as in Texas — is bigger than any candidate. It’s a rejection of this regime and the status quo elites who prop it up.

09/29/2026

Across the Commonwealth, Indivisibles in Virginia are taking action to support immigrant communities and hold Trump accountable for his detention and deportation machine.

Indivisible NOVA West, RVA Indivisible, and Indivisible Central Virginia, all part of the Virginia Indivisible Statewide Network, are leveraging their organizing power to mobilize in two important ways:

As part of the ICE Out of Loudoun Coalition, Indivisible NOVA West joined five other organizations to make a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request that revealed undisclosed levels of collaboration between ICE and the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office. The data uncovered from the request showed that deputies facilitated at least 13 ICE arrests of immigrant neighbors between March 2025 and July 2026, including people who called 911 for help, motorists in car accidents, and uninvolved bystanders. Without the coalition’s FOIA request, this information would still be buried.
At Richmond International Airport, RVA Indivisible and Indivisible Central Virginia joined RVA ICE-Scream and First Unitarian Universalist Church to protest the rapid increase in ICE deportation and transfer flights. ICE Flight Monitor reported 3-4 flights through Richmond every week in July alone, and so far this year, the airport has seen more ICE flights than in all of 2026. Organizers say the flights have been moved to a corner of the airport out of public view and are concerned that many Virginians don’t know the flights are happening at all — which they’re trying to bring to light.

09/29/2026

Last Tuesday, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the largest labor settlement in the city’s history — and the largest-ever food delivery worker settlement in the whole country.

After shortchanging hundreds of thousands of workers for years and violating NYC’s Minimum Pay Rate law, DoorDash is settling with the city for $131.5 million, over $115 million of which will go straight to workers. This is a win for corporate accountability and workers’ rights. It’s also a win for immigrant communities, who make up much of the food delivery work force — but there’s more to be done to ensure that DoorDash is standing up for immigrant delivery drivers.

09/21/2026

Monday: Phone Bank for Iowa: Josh Turek, Christina Bohannan, Lindsay James, and Sarah Trone Garriott (6:30pm ET/3:30pm PT)
Help elect real champions for working families in Iowa. Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

Tuesday: Fight Back With Friends! Monthly Call to Action (6:30pm ET/3:30pm PT)
Learn how to connect with friends, family, and neighbors using Empower, the relational organizing app.

Thursday: What’s the Plan with Leah and Ezra (3pm ET/12pm PT)
Indivisible’s executive directors chat about the latest news and answer your questions on strategies and tactics to defeat authoritarianism in America.

Saturday: Fated States and Indivisible Phone Bank Party #2: Texas (1pm ET/10am PT)
Call Texas voters in support of James Talarico with the hosts of the popular romance podcast Fated Mates. Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

On the Horizon

September 28: Phone Bank for Maine: Troy Jackson and Matt Dunlap (5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT)
Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

October 1: What’s the Plan with Leah and Ezra (3pm ET/12pm PT)

October 1: Phone Bank for New York: Cait Conley (5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT)
Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

October 1: No Kings: Vote Early: Election Protection 201 (8pm ET/5pm PT)

October 3: Fated States and Indivisible Phone Bank Party #3: Ohio (1pm ET/10am PT)
Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

October 3: General Election Phone Bank Training Series (3pm ET/12pm PT)
Paid for by Indivisible Action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

09/21/2026

Last Tuesday, the Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act, the spineless crypto “regulation” bill that would only further enable Trump’s crypto corruption and bribery schemes.

Trump profited $1.4 billion from crypto in 2025 alone. On top of his felonious crypto ties, the industry itself is pouring tens of millions of dollars into the midterms to attempt to elect crypto-friendly candidates they can count on to push legislation that would weaken oversight and leave consumers vulnerable.

After the House voted in support of the CLARITY Act last year, crypto special interests tried to buy their way to a legislative win in the Senate. Advocates across the US — including thousands of Indivisibles — toxified the bill so much that a vote was delayed month after month after month.

The crypto industry wanted the CLARITY Act to pass quietly with broad bipartisan backing. Thanks to formidable organizing and people power, you made that impossible — and rebuked the Trump regime and the corporate actors lining his family’s pockets in the process.

Last week’s vote is a huge win, but there’s a good chance crypto-backed politicians will try to pass this once more in the lame duck period, so we’ve got to be ready to continue the fight.