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Come celebrate our new identity
March for voting rights recap Calling to support S. 1 Finding common ground with rural voters Strategies to win a real Senate majority |
Volunteer Social
Saturday, September 11 @ 3:30 pm ET
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NEW HAMPSHIREKeep NH (and Congress!) Blue
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If we want to hold the House and Senate, work to expand our slim majorities and actually get progressive legislation passed, we need to start now. New Hampshire will play a pivotal role in 2022 with Senator Hassan and Congressman Pappas running for re-election. Year-round, on-the-ground organizing (yes, like Stacy Abrams does!) is key. We need to be educating voters on Democratic successes, registering voters and making sure voting becomes a habit. We have a great opportunity to do just that right now in New Hampshire, helping to build capacity for 2022. There is a “jungle” primary for Manchester's mayor on September 21 and an election on November 2. Manchester is the largest and most diverse city in New Hampshire and will be the key to our efforts to protect Senator Maggie Hassan, who may face the very popular Governor Sununu, and Congressman Chris Pappas, whose seat will be redistricted in favor of the GOP. We will be helping Manchester’s fabulous Democratic mayor, Joyce Craig, retain her seat and also experimenting with increasing voter registration in a state that makes registering difficult.
Thursday, September 9 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm ET
Weekends, September 10-11 and 18-19 |
RallyAugust 28th March for Voting Rights, Washington D.C.
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Heading down to DC: Bob Master and Susan Labandibar on a train;
Reminiscences
"The Women’s March in 2017 galvanized my activism. This march reminded me that we depend on and gain strength from each other and that our community of activists is passionately working towards repairing the world, piece by small piece.”
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CALL TO ACTIONPhone Calls for S. 1
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We’re working together to demand bold changes to our democracy. We want to create a government that represents all of us, not big corporations or special interests.
To this end, Swing Left Greater Boston, I-RISE Newburyport and Indivisible Northampton are leading phone banks in targeted states and connecting constituents to their Senators to support the For the People Act (S1) and eliminate the filibuster.
Sponsored by Common Cause |
GAINING PERSPECTIVEFinding Common Ground with Rural Voters
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Join Force Multiplier, The Rural Democracy Initiative, and grassroots leaders from Georgia, Arizona, and Wisconsin to learn about how we can find common ground with rural voters and hold the House and Senate in ‘22.
Thursday, September 9 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm ET |
PLANNING FOR 2022Win a Real Senate Majority
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Paula Joseph is the featured speaker at Indivisible Acton Area's upcoming forum. Learn ways we can help increase our Senate majority based on her experiences organizing activists in Maine.
Wednesday, September 8 @ 6:45 pm - 8:30 pm ET |
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT!
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