There are a total of 9 ballot questions on the MA ballot this year. Vote on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Early and mail-in voting will also be available. Details and resource links here.

This year, more than ever before, free and fair elections resulting in 'flipping' congress will determine the future of our country.

UPDATE: Citizens Bank ends relationship with ICE prison companies after months of protest

Indivisible SouthCoast NE is planning for a strong push to turn out the vote for the Midterms. The bigger we win, the harder it will be for the regime to deny the results. Therefore the first step in protecting the elections is to drive HUGE voter turnout amongst Democratic leaning voters.

For communities across the country, the reality of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations isn’t just a political talking point—it is a ticking clock. Every single minute, two people are arrested by ICE. One is taken, and then another. Minute after minute, hour after hour, the system moves continuously, leaving an immediate and devastating trail of uncertainty behind.

The right to vote by mail is under direct attack. Under a new directive, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has issued a proposed rule that would create unprecedented federal restrictions on mail-in and absentee ballots. If this rule goes into effect, the USPS could refuse to deliver mail-in ballots in states that do not turn over private voter registration data to the federal government.

Tiverton Town Council is considering approval of four additional Flock ALPR cameras. This expansion raises serious privacy concerns without clear, measurable public safety benefits.

The discussion focused on immigration enforcement, constitutional rights, and a proposed state legislative package intended to limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement actions viewed as unconstitutional or abusive.

In Mississippi, Democrat Scott Colom is positioned as a viable challenger to incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith

One of the greatest strengths of the RI election process is its decentralized structure. No single office has total control. Instead, responsibilities are split across three levels to prevent any conflict of interest:

All across the country, folks gathered to plan how we were going to ACT to let this administration know - we want ICE out for GOOD!

we can and will make positive changes that were considered impossible - it will be up to us and the people we can get on board to make those things happen.

Stay sturdy—the spring will need you.

The most effective antidote to this rising tide of division isn’t a fiery political slogan but a simple, profound truth: We are stronger together. The path forward lies not just in protest, but in the painstaking, joyful work of building a resilient and self-sustaining community culture. It’s about weaving a deep, interconnected web of support that provides for our fundamental needs and affirms our shared humanity.

We know now that the boycott has made a difference, as evidenced by the plummeting of Target’s stock and the company’s scramble to regain customers.

A guest article shared by our member, Angel Citizen, New Bedford Register to vote. It’s one of the simplest yet most powerful actions you can take to shape the future of your community. While protests and rallies remind us that we’re not alone in our fight for justice, and book clubs teach us the lessons of history to avoid repeating past mistakes, real change happens when we take action, starting at the local level. Cafés, meet-ups, community meetings, and town halls are mor

Reflections from an Indivisible Co-Leader in the Wake of No Kings June 2025