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Election Countdown Tip Week 5: Send Letters to Neighbors
With only five weeks to go before the election, this week’s tip looks at a simple, effective way to reach voters in your own neighborhood. LETTERS TO NEIGHBORS is a…
Read MoreDemand Action on Plastics Now, Not Later
Write to the Asheville City Council and Mayor to urge approval of the plastic ban with implementation ASAP and attend the next Asheville City Council meeting on Tuesday, October 11.
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Election Countdown Tip, Week 6: Make a Plan
There are 42 days until Election Day, Tuesday, November 8. Do you have a plan? The North Carolina State Board of Elections website, ncsbe.gov, offers a wealth of information. Are…
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Election Countdown Tip, Week 7: Sign Up to Be a Poll Worker
In light of all the attempts at voter suppression and outright attacks on elections we’ve witnessed of late, it might seem there is little that ordinary citizens can do to…
Read MoreCall for Cheri and NC Democrats
Join the North Carolina Coordinated Campaign to call voters in this critical election to help elect Cheri Beasley and our NC Democrats from Murphy to Manteo!
Read MoreHelp Elect Jasmine Beach-Ferrara
Indivisible Asheville / WNC has endorsed Jasmine Beach-Ferrara to be our US Representative for North Carolina District 11, and we will be actively supporting her candidacy.
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Join #NoMooreGames Tweetstorm 8/22 for Medicaid Expansion
Join Health Action NC , and friends in a “No Moore Games!” Tweetstorm for Medicaid Expansion on Monday, August 22, from 2 to 3 p.m., to urge Speaker Tim Moore…
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Help Afghan Asylum Seekers
Pisgah Legal Services and local refugee resettlement agencies need volunteers to drive Afghan asylum clients to and from Arlington, Virginia, for their asylum interviews. This trip will require staying in…
Read MoreHelp Staff Your Local Polling Place
Join DFAD to protect the process of our democracy by signing up to be a poll worker.
Read MoreSupport the “Safeguarding Fair Elections” Act
The Safeguarding Fair Elections Act (SB 916) , which was recently introduced in Raleigh, would make it a crime to intimidate, threaten or engage in violence against election officials,…
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