Get Out the Vote–Wed, Oct. 21, 6pm!

We’ll be writing postcards and hearing from some of our endorsed candidates. Join us as we all work to do all we can to bring the change we need locally, statewide and nationally.
Register here–and bring a friend!
Indivisible NWI has a podcast; Indivisible by the Lake! Tracie Martin is at the helm of this fantastic podcast. 
Watch and listen here for the first two podcasts.They feature terrific interviews with some of our endorsed candidates.
Indivisible by the Lake will be exploring Region life through an Indivisible lens. We’ll be educating NWI on the critical issues facing our Democracy: civic education, voting access, and, most important–how to restore the civil rights that have been eroding under our feet.
Last Saturday we rallied to encourage attendees and passersby to vote early. 
Now join our rally on Oct. 24 as we continue to encourage everyone to vote early. At 1pm we’ll put away our signs and join in a Walk to the Polls at Wicker Park where those who haven’t yet voted can vote. These rallies are nonpartisan events sponsored by Indivisible National with the goal of turning out as many voters as we can. Our Vote Is Our Power! We’re urging everyone to vote early! We’ll be in Highland on the SE corner of Ridge and 41 at the Highway of Flags Veterans Memorial. Limited parking, along with handicapped spots, is available behind the memorial. If the lot is full, park at Wicker Park and rally on the NW corner of Ridge and 41. Or park in the old Ultra parking lot and rally on the NE corner. Bring your signs and your passion! And please bring nonperishable food items. We donate to a food pantry each week.

Please let us know you’re coming and sign up here.
Indivisible NWI had endorsed Frank Mrvan for 1st District Congressman. Indivisible National has given us an easy tool to help him win.
Face-to-face conversations with voters are proven to be one of the most powerful tools we have for turning out progressives—and Neighbor2Neighbor makes it easier than ever.This program connects you with like-minded households right in your neighborhood for quick, friendly conversations that make a real impact.Instead of getting dozens of doors in someone else’s community, Neighbor2Neighbor provides you with 10 progressive-leaning neighbors who need to be turned out to vote this year.You’ll get a short list of addresses, a simple script, some best practices, and a printable handout that you can leave behind if no one’s home – it’s that easy!There’s no app to download, and you can have these conversations on your own time.Get started here: https://2026.indivisible.org/n2n/IMPORTANT: As Indivisibles participating in Neighbor2Neighbor we are not allowed to coordinate with any campaign. We can’t use any campaign literature—only the handout Indivisible provides.You can talk about other candidates—but only those Indivisible NWI has endorsed. A list is below. You cannot give out any candidate’s campaign literature. See a list of endorsed candidates here.
Indivisible NWI recommends that you vote early. VOTE411 ,  Indiana Citizen , and Ballotpedia are great sources to learn what districts you live in, which candidates, and what issues will be on your ballot and where to vote. VOTE411 is from the League of Women Voters and includes information about each office on the ballot, candidate information, stances on issues directly from the candidates themselves.