After No Kings: Vote Early … Our task is not done!
Thank You …
A “Thank You” from Lisa and Rebecca …
Now that election day is “over”, we want to thank you all profusely. When all is said and done, we have done our best.
At ITC, our collective goal was to leave nothing on the table, and to take seriously the ‘Election Like No Other’ label. We did that. You did that.
You have made phone calls, knocked on doors, hung literature on door knobs, tabled at events, attended meetings, posted to social media, served as election judges, designed websites, put together newsletters, baked (or bought) cookies, delivered water, marshalled at rallies, organized volunteers, showed up in frog dress, talked to hundreds of voters, wrote articles about the candidates, and so much more. We have all worked within party politics and outside of it. We wore buttons, put up lawn signs, and acted as human billboards.
When we coined the saying, ‘An Election Like No Other’ we weren’t just marketing, we were serious. We will look back at this time, and know that what we did was indeed impactful.
We sincerely hope that what is written is the story of resistance, resilience, and victory. We hope that we are turning this ship around. … Our story is one of ordinary people pushing back against the authoritarians. The story of how the same people who fought ICE in the winter of 2026 turned that love and passion for their neighbors into saying ‘No’ to the dictators, the bullies, the oligarchs and the billionaires through our votes.
Once again, thank you for all that you have done and are doing.
TOGETHER WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
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Indivisible Twin Cities, a local chapter of national Indivisible, is building a peaceful and nonviolent movement of citizens dedicated to increasing civic engagement, committed to dismantling authoritarianism, and supporting a nation where housing is affordable, healthcare is a guaranteed right, elections are fair, justice is upheld, and people are free. Together, we strive to create inclusive, thriving communities and a healthy democracy.
Indivisible Twin Cities believes in and defends democracy. We recognize the corrosive dangers authoritarianism has unleashed that threaten the pillars of our democracy:
● Universities that have silenced free speech on campus
● Corporations that have abandoned once common DEI policies
● Media that self-censor and no longer include editorials or unbiased coverage
● Courts that safeguard the rights of the rich and powerful instead of the rights of all
We believe in the power of people organizing a peaceful nonviolent movement to uplift the rights of all, not just the rich and powerful
We believe in a nation and communities where housing is affordable, healthcare is a guaranteed right, elections are fair, justice is for all, and people are free to speak, protest, vote, live and love as they choose
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On a large scale, everything we do is contributing to building a non-violent and peaceful movement, sustained over time (as long as it takes) that will in the short term defeat the MAGA regime, and in the long term position is for communities where We employ a variety of tactics:
hold educational session on a variety of topics, such as healthcare and the legislative process
research and track legislation and write Calls to Action (training provided)
assist with ITC Communications (social media, website, newsletter)
help plan and organize events and protest, either on our own in in coalition with our partners
provide event security-marshaling (training provided)
recruit and onboard new members
attend rallies at the Capital or other locations
attend Committee Meetings at the Capitol in support of specific legislation
staff info tables at public events
actively engage in the 2026 election defense team
join teams and build relationships with elected officials to advocate directly for issue we care about
campaigning for candidates ITC supports and elect people who understand the current moment and meet the challenges we face
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- Supporting Candidates in 2026 Election/Campaigning workstream
- Election Defense Workstream, including
Voter engagement
Businesses for democracy
County Defense
- The Appleton MN Concentration Camp
how to get involved
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Sometimes the easiest thing to do is to simply show up. Be it a rally, a speaker event, writing postcards to our reps and more, we organize informative, fun and easy ways to make our voices heard. Attend an event and get to know your neighbors.
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You can be as active as your own time permits. Whether it’s helping to organize speaker events, designing banners for a rally, researching upcoming legislation, writing letters to the editor and more, every volunteer effort can make a difference in our community.
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Our representatives need to hear from us! In order to hold our elected representative accountable, we create easy Calls to Action (CTA) supporting our legislative goals at the federal, state, and local level. Make your voice heard by clicking our CTA link below.
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If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the years: Democracy is for the people who get out and vote! Our Democracy Tool Kit page has everything you need to know about voting in Minnesota: how to register, where to vote, and so much more. Check it out!
RALLIES
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SPEAKER EVENTS
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GET OUT THE VOTE
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COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS
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EDUCATIONAL EVENTS
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ACTION HOURS
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LEGISLATIVE TRACKING
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS
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CANDIDATE SUPPORT
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ELECTION DOOR KNOCKING
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SUMMER PARADES
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ISSUE ADVOCACY
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No kings
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RALLIES • SPEAKER EVENTS • GET OUT THE VOTE • COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS • EDUCATIONAL EVENTS • ACTION HOURS • LEGISLATIVE TRACKING • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR • CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENTS • CANDIDATE SUPPORT • ELECTION DOOR KNOCKING • SUMMER PARADES • ISSUE ADVOCACY • No kings •
Hands Off Our Vote: March for Democracy
Saturday, November 7, 11 am
Celebrate Minnesota’s democracy. Minnesota consistently leads the nation in voter turnout and smooth election systems, and we expect this year to be no different. We’re marching to show that Minnesotans value free and fair elections. Please join us. For more information, go here.
If you would like to actively participate, we need a village of volunteers to make sure Minnesotans’ voices are heard! Sign up by Wednesday, November 4 to volunteer at the Hands Off Our Vote: March for Democracy! Two virtual trainings are offered for volunteers prior to the event. Sign up now: bit.ly/MNhandsoffvol
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