YOUR WEEKLY RESISTANCE NEWS LETTER WEEK OF MARCH 22, 2020MONTHLY INDIVISIBLE ST JOHNS MEETING GOES DIGITAL Thursday April 2 7-8PM We are Zooming
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NEW INFORMATION ABOUT ABSENTEE VOTING We have some exciting updates to share with all of you this week about absentee voting! First of all, the Charleston County Board of Elections and Voter Registration has announced four satellite locations for in-person
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Monthly action meeting, District 4 County Supervisor Forum, Candidate Signs, Primary Ballots, Neighborhood mailing campaign, & Virtual training.v
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MISSION STATEMENT: To build and sustain an inclusive proactive community that will protect our environment, our freedoms and our basic human and civil rights. We are committed to an indivisible St. Johns County
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Reminder!Let’s Talk Politics with Ray When: Monday, July 6 at 12:00 pm HST and every other Monday thru Aug 17 Please join Ray Markey, one of our active members, and the rest
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Photo by Mark Harpur via Unsplash JulyBlue Wave Events “We can unite without him, drawing on the strengths inherent in our civil society.” (James Mattis, a U.S. Marine retired general and former U.S. Secretary of Defense, 6/1/2020)
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SCOTUS Strikes Down Louisiana Law Designed to Shut Down Abortion Clinics The Ohio Democratic Party and Ohio Democratic Women’s Caucus released the following statement in response to this week’s U.S. Supreme Court
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John will be listening as residents of the Court Precinct share their concerns about future of Yavapai County.
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Prescott Indivisible is a non-partisan community which seeks to promote a progressive and inclusive agenda in support of human rights and the environment. INFORM CONNECT INSPIRE RESIST Wear a mask when you go
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Yavapai County Supervisor candidate John Lutes will be hosting a virtual neighborhood discussion with voters.
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There are plenty of virtual events this week, I hope you are able to tune-in to a few! More events are added every day, so keep checking our calendar!
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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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