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Indivisibles,
All across the country, the wave of early voting -- one of our best defenses against Trump’s election sabotage -- is building.
With more than one million votes already cast, Georgia voters are making history. Texas voters in Harris and Dallas counties, two reliably Democratic strongholds, posted record-breaking numbers on the first day of early voting. And that’s just the beginning -- North Carolina, Iowa, Michigan, Maine, and more are all reporting higher early vote numbers than at this point in 2022.
What does all this mean? Our voter contact and get out the vote efforts are working. We need to sustain our momentum to keep up with this record-breaking early vote turnout -- and we can’t do it without your help. This week, pick a phone bank or two or sign up to knock on 10 of your neighbors’ doors if you live in one of our target states and districts. We’re truly in the final stretch now, so every single shift you can take matters.
Virginia
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In Virginia, we’re organizing to help Tom Perriello flip VA-05. In this race, we have a unique opportunity to return former US Rep. Tom Perriello to a district he flipped blue almost two decades ago. Republicans wrested the seat back in 2010, but VA-05 has changed: Constituents are fed up with rising costs, Trump’s complete abandonment of working families, and incumbent Rep. John McGuire’s corruption and capitulation to special interests. This race is now a true toss-up, and with your help, we can flip it blue.
Join our Indivisible phone bank for Tom Perriello TODAY, Wednesday, October 21 at 5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT.
Live in VA-05? Sign up to knock doors in your neighborhood with Neighbor2Neighbor.
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Ohio
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We’re working to elect Sherrod Brown (OH-Sen), Brian Poindexter (OH-07), and Don Leonard (OH-15) in Ohio. We have a huge opportunity to oust three MAGA yes-men from Congress this November: Sen. Jon Husted, Rep. Max Miller, and Rep. Mike Carey, all of whom have neglected to serve their constituents and chose to bend the knee to Trump’s cruelty and corruption instead. Ohioans deserve champions for working families who will work tooth and nail to make life more affordable, not capitulate to a wannabe king. Together, we can make a difference in Ohio -- and that starts by picking up the phone.
Join our Indivisible phone bank for Sherrod Brown, Brian Poindexter, and Don Leonard this Thursday, October 22 at 5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT.
Live in Ohio? Sign up to knock doors in your neighborhood with Neighbor2Neighbor.
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Georgia
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In Georgia, we’re getting out the vote for Jon Ossoff (GA-Sen), Keisha Lance Bottoms (GA-Gov), and Democrats up and down the ticket. Together, we can defend Jon Ossoff’s seat and prevent corrupt bigot Mike Collins from setting foot near the Senate, flip the governor’s seat for the first time in more than two decades and elect Keisha Lance Bottoms as a true representative of working families in Georgia, and ensure Dems across the state win big on election night too. Georgia voters are turning out to vote early like never before, and you can help sustain that momentum.
You have two opportunities to call Georgia voters over the next few days. This Friday, join our Indivisible phone bank for Jon Ossoff, Keisha Lance Bottoms, and Dems across Georgia at 5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT.
Then, on Tuesday, October 27, join another Georgia phone bank at 5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT.
Live in Georgia? Sign up to knock doors in your neighborhood with Neighbor2Neighbor.
Paid for by Indivisible Action Georgia. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.
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Arkansas
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In Arkansas, we’re organizing to elect Chris Jones and flip AR-02. In this race, we have the chance to oust Republican Rep. French Hill and elect a real champion for working families and a seventh-generation Arkansan instead. Trump won in AR-02 in 2024 by 15 points -- and Hill by 17 points -- but Trump and the GOP have caused so much damage that Jones is within striking distance of a six-term incumbent. We can win in places that were always considered GOP strongholds and prove the power of this movement, but only with your help.
Join our Indivisible phone bank for Chris Jones this Sunday, October 25 at 2pm ET/1pm CT/11am PT.
Live in AR-02? Sign up to knock doors in your neighborhood with Neighbor2Neighbor.
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Neighbor2Neighbor
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We’ve highlighted Virginia, Ohio, Georgia, and Arkansas above because of their upcoming phone banks, but our Neighbor2Neighbor canvassing tool is available NOW across all of Indivisible’s 9 target Senate states and 31 House districts.
Door-to-door canvassing using our Neighbor2Neighbor program is the most effective method of increasing voter participation. Instead of more traditional canvassing programs where you’re told to download a confusing app and given a long list of strangers’ addresses, Neighbor2Neighbor empowers you to have face-to-face conversations about the importance of voting right in your own neighborhood.
If you’re ready to get started, check to see if Neighbor2Neighbor is available in your area. Once you sign up, we’ll send you a list of 10 of your neighbors to chat with, a simple script, tips for best practices, and a printable handout. That’s it!
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Marathon Monday Phone Bank
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Every Monday from now until the day before Election Day, Indivisible is hosting coast-to-coast marathon phone banks in this final get out the vote push.
This Monday, October 26, we’ll be making calls to voters in Pennsylvania in support of Bob Harvie (PA-01), Bob Brooks (PA-07), and Paige Cognetti (PA-08); in Minnesota in support of Trina Swanson (MN-08); and in California in support of Dr. Aisha Wahab (CA-14) and Randy Villegas (CA-22). These House candidates are competing in critical races that will help us secure Democratic majorities in Congress.
This Marathon Monday phone bank runs from 5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT to 8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT. You can join at the top of the first hour, or throughout the event as your schedule allows.
Join our next Marathon Monday phone bank this Monday, October 26 to make calls to voters in Pennsylvania, Minnesota, and California.
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Thirteen days left -- let’s do this thing!
In solidarity,
Indivisible Team
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