Indivisible Westchester is a movement of neighbors and friends working together to protect the core values of this great nation. We promote policies and legislation that are based on inclusion, respect, justice and nonviolence. With a focus on the local level, we support progressives running for office and we hold elected representatives accountable.
Dr. Suzanne Burger of Westchester Citizen Therapists & Jin Whang of Indivisible New Rochelle on how to survive holidays with your Trump
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The November 3rd election is THREE MONTHS from today! Click here to sign up for Resistance Mondays/NY for Biden virtual phone banking with other Westchester supporters.Help get out the youth vote! Encourage the young progressives that
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100 Days, Westchester for Biden, Training to Win, Adopt a State, Postcards, Support Pete Harckham, Protect Your Vote, Say No to ICE Machines, & Let NY Vote.
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Social Media Bootcamp, Sen. Pete Harckham reelection, Join Team Joe in NY, Postcards w/IW, Covid Relief Package, Improve Absentee Voting, & Defund Police.
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Photo by NESA by Makers via Unsplash Don’t miss Tuesday night’s Social Media Bootcamp! We are all part of the social media army for the candidates we support and the causes we are fighting for –
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Public Voter Hearing, Disinformation & Social Media Bootcamp, Take Action Now, Rally Honoring Black Lives Lost, Covid-19 Resources, & Get A Complete Count.
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Tens of thousands of absentee ballots have yet to be counted but challengers running against incumbents look primed to win their Democratic primaries.
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Primary Election, Postcards, Obama & Biden together live, Covid-19 resources, & Census.
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Early Voting is underway and there were some hiccups at the polls this past weekend.
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Early Voting starts this Saturday, June 13th. Vote by Mail application due by June 16th. Your ballot must be postmarked by Primary day: Tuesday, June 23rd.
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Across Westchester this past week, people from Yonkers to Yorktown held vigils, marches, and protests to take a stand for racial justice and call for an end to systemic racism.
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