Thank you for an incredible year
With historic election turnout even in the middle of a pandemic, voters have made it clear they want their voices heard. We hope you'll continue to work with us in the days and months ahead as we strive to keep those voices raised. If you aren't already part of the Indivisible AVL family, please join us as we continue the work of defending democracy in the year ahead. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter, and sign up to get our weekly email update and action alerts. We'll be rolling out our 2021 plan soon!
Thank you to all our amazing "Let's All Vote!" Campaign volunteers!
Hundreds of Indivisible AVL volunteers made this year's Voter Outreach & Engagement Campaign possible. We will soon be updating the website with photos and stories from your incredible work on our Voter Outreach & Engagement Campaign. Thank you each and every one.
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