Actions
Resources including Immigrant Support, Eastside Protests, Postcarding and more.
For the week of September 7, 2026
đïžSep 7, 2026 Weekly Actions Audio – available for when youâre on the go
đ· There has been understandable anxiety around the flurry of court rulings related to the Executive Order and USPS rule regarding Ballot Mail for Federal Elections. In an email to partner organizations, King County Elections Director Julie Wise said ââŠthere is no change to our work or the way our voters vote. Things are still in flux and evolving so we will keep sending updates on this front and any other potential impacts to our elections.â Indivisible Eastside Steering is in direct, regular contact with King County Elections. They are taking additional steps to track not just the ballot delivered to your home, but also ballots returned via USPS. Whatâs most important to know is that (1) they are tracking all of this very closely (the Secretary of State actually did a briefing this Thursday for auditors and are regularly consulting with our Prosecuting Attorneyâs Office and the AGâs Office), (2) they have lots of contingency plans (online ballot printing is one of them, itâs also why they have seven Vote Centers across the county and lots of strong partnerships). They are good at pivoting and solving problems. When they have more concrete information they will communicate that.Â
For up-to-date information, check the SOS news page, and please attend the Voter Protection Zoom with Secretary of State Steve Hobbs Sept 8, 4-5 pm.
đ· We know our right to vote wasnât simply given. It was won by people who marched, sat in, stood in line for hours in the rain, and risked everything so we could stand here today. Every generation before us fought for it. And now itâs ours to carry forward. The No Kings coalition is launching the No Kings: Vote Early campaign on Thurs, Sept 10 at 5 pm PDT to encourage EVERYONE nationwide to vote as early as possible. Come election day, we want the results to be irrefutable! Indivisible Eastside will be participating and you can learn more at our September 19th Group Meeting, and in the Weekly Actions and Events newsletter.Â
đ· Please join us Sat Sept 19, 3:30-5:00 pm IN PERSON in Kirkland for the IE Group Meeting. We have a great agenda including noted immigration attorney Jay Stansell as well as planning for IEâs No Kings: Vote Early project (not a protest), updates on upcoming events including GOTV overpass bannering, a Ballots ‘n Brews party in Redmond, and another field trip to the King County Ballot Processing center in Renton. This month we are collecting non-perishable food items for Rose Hill Middle School’s food bank. Please click the link to sign up so we know how many refreshments to provide.
Weekly Actions
â Action 1 – Stop Trumpâs crypto corruption – ask our Senators to oppose the Clarity Act
From Indivisible.org
Last year, the House passed the CLARITY Act (H.R. 3633), a bill disguised as âcrypto regulationâ that actually serves the billionaires and bad actors at the center of todayâs crypto chaos. This bill doesnât protect consumers, doesnât close money laundering loopholes, and does nothing to stop the biggest threat of all: Trumpâs crypto-fueled bribery machine. In May 2026, the Senate began debate on the CLARITY Act, and the debate continues. Â
Trump has already amassed $1.4 billion in the last year alone, and the latest bill text doesnât include any meaningful ethics fix:Â
- It does not stop the main ways Trump has accumulated, and will continue to accumulate, crypto wealth. It would only restrict officials and their spouses from issuing or sponsoring new digital assets.  Â
- It does not stop Trumpâs ongoing corruption: It doesnât stop his children from profiting off his office and it doesnât require him to divest from any of his businesses making crypto deals.
Unfortunately, 78 House Democrats helped pass the CLARITY Act in the House last summer, including four from our state (Reps Delbene, Glusenkamp-Perez, Schrier, and Strickland). We need to make sure Senate Dems donât make the same mistake. Recently several Democratic senators who were on the fence have voiced their opposition to the bill. Now we need to make sure the rest follow suit.
Contact your Senators now and tell them: OPPOSE the CLARITY Act. We wonât let Congress enable more of Trumpâs corruption or gamble away our financial stability just to appease crypto billionaires.
đ· Sen. Patty Murray: DC 202-224-2621 | Seattle 206-553-5545 | EMAIL
đ· Sen. Maria Cantwell: DC 202-224-3441 | Seattle 206-220-6400 | EMAIL
â Sample Script:
Hi, my name is [NAME], and Iâm a constituent from [CITY, WA].
Iâm alarmed that Trump is using cryptocurrency to let billionaires, big tech, and foreign governments bribe him personally. Democrats should not be considering or supporting any crypto bills that fail to stop Trumpâs crypto corruption.Â
I urge [SENATOR] to oppose the CLARITY Act when it comes up for a vote. I expect her to oppose this corruption.Â
Thank you.
â Action 2 â Midterm elections work is underway- choose your adventure!
The Midterm election is only 8 weeks away, and ballots for overseas and military voters will be mailed in 1 œ weeks! It is imperative that we have a very high voter turnout for this election to counteract all the ways this administration is attempting to suppress the vote. Please consider some of these options to help GOTV.
Ahead of the election, brush up on Washington election basics with 11 quick flashcards covering initiatives, referendums, signatures, and more. Try it – itâs fun!
đ„ Phone Bank for National Campaigns
Indivisible National has phonebank training videos and all their phonebanks come with the first 30 min of training, so itâs easy for beginners to get involved!Â
Phone Banking Resources – videos and FAQs
NEW: Sat Oct 3, 12-1 pm PDT – Webinar: Indivisible General Election Phone Bank Training
đ„ National Opportunities
Indivisible Vashon has done extensive research on the prospects for our National elections to regain control of Congress. To regain Congress we need to protect progressive incumbents and flip some seats from red to blue. To dispel uncertainty and defeat the possibility of stolen elections we need impressive wins. Make this happen by supporting one or more of the competitive Congressional candidates HERE.
Field Team 6 has a wide variety of volunteer opportunities.
Vote Riders is a national voting rights organization that helps people get the proper ID to vote. You can volunteer with them in many different ways. Â
Common Power has amazing canvassing opportunities if you really want to commit to helping in a very impactful way in a different state. Their 101 trainings give you a great overview to help you decide if you want to volunteer in this way. https://www.mobilize.us/commonpower/event/598636/Â
đ„ WA State No on initiatives campaigns
No on 645 Campaign (Repealing the Millionaire Tax) is getting organized. Donate, Pledge to Vote No. Did you hear that travel guru Rick Steves endorsed No on I-645? Watch his video explaining why.
No Hate in WA State Campaign (IL26-001 & IL26-638) Volunteer Donate
đ„ Volunteer for local elections
NEW: WA Dems Local Events:
Every Tuesday 5:30-7:30 pm – Virtual Phonebank
Sat Sept 12, 10 am – Knock Doors in KirklandÂ
Every Saturday 4-6 pm – Virtual PhonebankÂ
đ„ Postcarding
Local postcarding groups meet weekly and provide the materials via donations from participants. They will be writing for State Supreme Court candidates that share our values very soon!
NEW: Here in Washington weâve got some great chances to flip legislative seats BLUE making progressive legislation easier to pass. Postcards4WA volunteers are writing to voters in LD 12 (Chelan, Snohomish, King Counties), LD 26 (Kitsap, Pierce) and LD 35 (Mason, Kitsap, Thurston). Click the website link to sign up and join the over 120 volunteers already writing. All cards will be mailed Oct 13th. See more details HERE
Cybersecurity Corner
How trackable are you when you’re browsing the internet? Every time you connect to a website, that website might track you as you visit other websites and do other things inside your web browser. Companies can use this data to advertise to you, and they sell this data to other companies and organizations.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), an organization that promotes the right to privacy for all on the Internet, has a tool that can help you understand how trackable your web browser (and you) are on the Internet called Cover Your Tracks (https://coveryourtracks.eff.org ). This tool will help you learn about how companies track you and how to help make your browsing more private.
â Bright Spots
- Trump’s attempts to use the Postal Service to limit mail-in voting were blocked again on Friday. A federal judge extended her prohibition against implementation of Trump’s executive order seeking to use the Postal Service to limit mail-in voting during the midterms. This happened as the first states began sending out mail-in ballots.
- The Trump DOJâs nationwide campaign to obtain statesâ unredacted voter rolls now stands at 23 straight losses. Trumpâs DOJ continues to appeal these cases, and appears to want to involve the Supreme Court, but so far the DOJ has lost every time.
- A new database to monitor backlash to Flock and other automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras shows that as of last week, more than 100 local governments across the US have canceled or declined to renew their cityâs Flock or other ALPR contracts since 2025. These victories belong to local activists — including Indivisible groups! — in every corner of the country.
Upcoming Events
- Tues Sept 8, 4-5 pm. Voter Protection Zoom with Secretary of State Steve Hobbs
- Tues Sept 8, 7-8:30 pm – Constitutional Observer Training, Bellevue, register to attend for full address.
- Sept 10 – 19 – East King County Welcoming Week – scroll down on the page for the Sept calendar.
- Thur Sep 10, 4-5 pm (PDT) –Â No Kings: Vote Early Kickoff Call
- Fri Sept 11, 9 am-1 pm – Challenging Detention: An Immigration Habeas Bootcamp – in person and virtual. For attorneys admitted in the Western District of Washington. Register to attend.
- Sat Sept 12, 10 am-2 pm – safeTALK Suicide Prevention Class, Together Center, 16305 NE 87th St, Suite 122, Redmond. Register to attend.
- Sun Sep 13, 12-3:30 pm Warm Up America! Yarn Event – knit squares for blankets. Friends of Youth main office, 13116 NE 132nd St, Kirkland.Â
- Tues Sept 15, 5:30-7:30 pm – Civics 101 – Local Government, Newport Way Library, 14250 SE Newport Way, Bellevue.
- Thu Sept 17, 10 am-noon – Senior Resource Fair, Peter Kirk Community Center, 352 Kirkland Avenue, Kirkland.
- Sat Sept 19, 12-4 pm – City Hall for All, Kirkland City Hall, 123 5th Ave.
- Sat Sept 19, 3:30-5:00 pm – IE Group Meeting, in person in Kirkland (please arrive by 3:20 pm). Register to attend. Â
- Tues Sept 22, 5:30-7:30 pm – Civics 101 – State Government, Newport Way Library, 14250 SE Newport Way, Bellevue.
- Thur Sept 24, 7-8 pm (doors open 6 pm) – Midterm Countdown: Live Podcast and TV Taping, Cornish Playhouse at the Seattle Center. Organized by Cascade PBS – tickets $32.50.Â
- Tues Sept 29, 5:30-7:30 pm – Civics 101 – Federal Government, Newport Way Library, 14250 SE Newport Way, Bellevue.
- Thur Oct 1, 7-8:15 pm –Â Turn âI Donât Voteâ into the Start (Not the End) of a Conversation, online. Register to attend.Â
- Tues Oct 6, 5:30-7:30 pm – Civics 101 Trivia Night, Newport Way Library, 14250 SE Newport Way, Bellevue.
- Wed Oct 14, 1-1:45 pm – Lunchtime Meeting w/ Sen. Cantwell’s Staff – virtual.
đŁ Everyday Actions
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See Ways to Help our Immigrant Neighbors
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