
Patrick Roath is a lawyer and a grassroots candidate running on affordability and justice for immigrants. He supports dismantling ICE, affordable housing, affordable childcare, and Medicare expansion. The Massachusetts primary is September 1.
Visit his website to find out more:

Minnesota Primary - August 11
Peggy Flanagan, Minnesota's Lieutenant Governor, is running for US Senate in Minnesota against Angie Craig, a well-funded Democrat who takes corporate PAC money. Peggy is endorsed by Indivisible as well as Elizabeth Warren, and takes no corporate PAC money. To help a true grassroots candidate, go to:
To phonebank for Peggy on August 10:
https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible/event/971600/?source=indivisible&medium=web

Michigan Primary - August 4
Willi!am Lawrence is! running in Michigan's 7th Congressional District. A co-founder of the Sunrise Movement, he is running on a platform of Medicare for all and a moratorium on data centers. He is endorsed by Indivisible and Working Families Party.
William Lawrence is running in Michigan's 7th Congressional District. A co-founder of the Sunrise Movement, he is running on a platform of Medicare for all and a moratorium on data centers. He is endorsed by Indivisible and Working Families Party.
To learn more about William Lawrence and find ways you can help get a real grassroots candidate into Congress, go to:

Michigan Primary - August 4
Donavan McKinney is running in Michigan's 13th Congressional District. He has served two terms in the Michigan state legislature and was a union organizer. Donavan supports Medicare for All, abolition of ICE and reform of the criminal justice system. To help a grassroots candidate endorsed by Indivisible, go to:

Michigan Primary - August 4
Abdul El-Sayed is running as a progressive grassroots candidate for the Senate. He is an epidemiologist with a medical degree from Columbia University and a Rhodes scholar. He is endorsed by Indivisible. To learn more go to:

Tennessee Primary - August 6
Justin Pearson is running in Tennessee's 9th Congressional District. He is currently serving in the state legislature. He has a background in community organizing and was expelled from the legislature in 2023 for demanding action on gun safety after a school shooting. He was reelected. He takes no corporate PAC money. To find out ways to support Justin, go to:

Hawai'i Primary - August 8
Unfortunately, Jarrett Keohokalole lost his bid to unseat incumbent Ed Case in Hawai'i's 1st Congressional District. As a Hawai'i state legislator, Keohokalole helped passed the first law in the country limiting corporate political spending and will be someone to watch in the future.

Electing people to Congress who will stand up for working people rather than billionaires begins in the primaries. If we want real change we must support grassroots candidates who do not accept corporate money. Grassroots candidates need small donations, phonebankers and canvassers to get them across the finish line. Find a few candidates you like and help them out. The candidates below are endorsed by Indivisible, but there are many other great candidates out there.
In response to the SCOTUS Callais decision, Estero Bay Indivisible is joining with Reclaim Our Vote/Center for Common Ground to write postcards to Black voters in southern states to urge in-person early voting. These campaigns are nonpartisan and do not endorse specific candidates.
Please RSVP or drop by Volumes of Pleasure in LO and join us!
Because of the wonderful response we have had from the community so far, we are extending the Saturday postcarding through September and we will join with other postcarding efforts to ensure a huge turnout for the mid-terms!


Indivisible is holding a series of trainings on how to protect our elections. Get the facts and find out about the work that is being done to defend our votes. Find out what you can do to help ensure that every citizen can vote and that every vote will be counted:

Indivisible National only endorses grassroots candidates who have strong support from their local Indivisible groups.
Grassroots candidates, who take no money from PACs, Super PACs, AIPAC, Crypto, etc., are sometimes competing against well-funded corporate Democrats. Indivisible is providing phonebank training and opportunities on July 30, and August 3, 4, 5, and 10 for several candidates in upcoming primaries in MI, MN, TN, HA and AK.
For more information and to sign up go to https://2026.indivisible.org/?_gl=1%2A1x1os33%2A_ga%2AMTk2NjE5NzY5My4xNzM4NjIxMTAx%2A_ga_99NVMY3Z6C%2AczE3ODE0Njk1NjgkbzE0OCRnMCR0MTc4MTQ2OTU2OCRqNjAkbDAkaDA.#get-involved
Indivisible National only endorses grassroots candidates who have strong support from their local Indivisible groups. Grassroots candidates, who take no money from PACs, Super PACs, AIPAC, Crypto, etc., are competing against well-funded corporate Democrats. These great candidates need donations and phonebankers NOW. Find out more at https://indivisible.org/group-support-hub/trainings-and-calls/
The mission of Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California (https://www.plannedparenthoodaction.org/) is to create a personally and
politically safe climate in which individuals have universal and unfettered access to sexual, reproductive, and gender-affirming health care.
The California Young Democrats (https://www.cayoungdems.net/about-cyd) are committed to creating a block of young voters who will elect Democrats for an entire generation.
If YOUR standpoint is a government that works for all generations, including younger Californians, review their California guidance (https://www.cayoungdems.net/endorsements_
The California Working Families (https://workingfamilies.org/) mission is to build a multiracial party of working people to transform our county, more specifically they stand for earning enough to thrive, access to healthy food and clean water, safe neighborhoods and a safe world, and a better future for our kids (https://www.caworkingfamilies.org/about).
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The SLO Democratic Party (https://www.slocdp.org/) has a vision of social, economic and environmental justice for all. If YOU align with their Vision, read their recommendations for state and local elections:
The Blue Voter Guide non-profit (https://bluevoterguide.org/) states
Democracy works best when voters are informed. Many voters care deeply about protecting democracy, supporting working families, and building a fair future—but don’t always have time to research every race. Local and down-ballot races matter. School boards matter. Judges matter. Ballot measures matter.
The Blue Voter Guide helps you to quickly understand who supports each candidate or measure, and assists you in making thoughtful, informed decisions.
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