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No Kings: Vote Early on October 17
Tri-Cities, this is our community and our voice. đşđ¸đłď¸ âFor over a year, millions of people have come together to send a clear message: in America, we have no kings. Power does not belong to billionaires, strongmen, or politicians who believe they are above accountability.â On Saturday, October 17, neighbors from across the Tri-Cities are invited to come together for No Kings: Vote Early, a peaceful, nonpartisan gathering centered on civic participation and encouraging elig

Indivisible Blog
9 hours ago


Election Teams Update
Ever catch yourself scrolling through the news and wondering, âWhat can I actually do?â Immediately following our Data Center presentation, members of the Indivisible Tri-Cities Election Teams shared how local volunteers are turning concern into action. Our three teams, Get Out the Vote, Promote the Vote, and Explain the Vote, have already connected with people at 10 community events across the Tri-Cities. They also introduced our bilingual Voter Toolkit, thanked the voluntee

Indivisible Blog
Sep 15


Labor Day Picnic - Honors Unions and Workers - Indivisible TC shows up!
A few photos from a beautiful Labor Day at Columbia Park! âď¸ Indivisible Tri-Cities volunteers spent part of Monday helping out at the Labor Day Picnic, pitching in where needed and enjoying some time with neighbors from around the Tri-Cities. There was plenty going on throughout the day, with food, music, activities, conversations, and a whole lot of people enjoying the park together. Labor Day is a chance to recognize the working people who help keep our communities running

Indivisible Blog
Sep 13


Good Food, Good People, Good Questions
What a great afternoon! Over 70 people joined us for our community potluck and working meeting at the Richland Public Library. There were plenty of full plates, thoughtful questions and good conversations. Liz Emmens of Tri-Citizens Data Center Watch shared information about data centers and what their growth could mean for our community. Our Indivisible Tri-Cities Election Action Teams also shared updates and ways people can help with local voter education and civic engageme

Indivisible Blog
Sep 3


#GotDemocracy? WEEK TWO
â° ONE WEEK LEFT, TRI-CITIES! Have you sent in your ballot yet? đłď¸ The primary is August 4th, which means the clock is ticking â and your ballot drop box is waiting (it gets lonely, the Tumbleweed tells us). If you haven't joined the fun yet, there's still time. Comment on our Facebook post with a photo of your ballot envelope and show the Tri-Cities you're voting: 1ď¸âŁ Photo of your sealed ballot envelope 2ď¸âŁ Sticky note over your name and address 3ď¸âŁ Comment below â tell us

Indivisible Blog
Jul 28


Speak Up! Protest Recap
A spirited group gathered along Columbia Center Boulevard for our PROTEST: SPEAK UP! community action. The event gave neighbors a welcoming outlet to express themselves, share their concerns, connect with one another, and make their voices heard. The turnout may have been modest, but the energy, creativity, and sense of community were strong. It was a meaningful gathering, and a good time was had by all! Thank you to everyone who joined us, brought a sign, started a conversat

Indivisible Blog
Jul 25


VOTER ALERT
Check your ballot. Check your voter guide. Some local voters have reported receiving election materials for the wrong county. Before completing your ballot, make sure the county, precinct and races match your registered voting address. If something does not look right, pause and contact your county elections office for assistance. Access the Indivisible Tri-Cities Voter Toolkit below for official voter guides, ballot tracking, drop-box locations and other trusted voting resou

Indivisible Blog
Jul 24


Protect Vote By Mail
The U.S. Postal Service has proposed new requirements for ballot mail used in federal general, special, and runoff elections. Under the proposal, election officials would be required to submit information through a new USPS portal for voters receiving mail ballots. This would include each voterâs name and address, along with unique barcodes for the outbound and return ballot envelopes. USPS would review outbound ballot mail before accepting it. Mailings that do not meet the p

Indivisible Blog
Jun 16


Who will represent Washingtonâs 4th Congressional District next?
With Rep. Dan Newhouse not seeking reelection, several candidates are running for this open seat. Indivisible Tri-Cities is interviewing the candidates, and we want to hear from you. Submit a question for consideration using this form.

Indivisible Blog
Jun 9


Volunteers Needed
đŁâ¨ Weâre looking for creative, reliable volunteers to join the Indivisible Tri-Cities Social Media Team! â¨đŁ Do you have experience with Instagram, TikTok, BlueSky, Facebook, or just enjoy helping good content reach the right people? We need team members who can help us keep our platforms active, engaging, and connected to the community. Weâll provide the content, and the Social Media Team helps with strategy, regular posting, and making sure our message gets out clearly and

Indivisible Blog
May 29


Take Action: Tell Rep. Newhouse to Fund Communities, Not Chaos
Indivisible nationalâs campaign needs our help! Fund Communities, Not Chaos campaign. This effort is focused on maximizing our power to block any further slush funds for ICE and Border Patrolâs brutality and holding key Republicans accountable for enabling Trumpâs agenda. Representative, Dan Newhouse, is a critical target for this campaign. We would love to ramp up pressure on key Republicans over the next few weeks in particular as they rush to pass a budget reconciliation

Indivisible Blog
May 21
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