INDIVISIBLE: WE WILL PERSIST(IWWP)

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  • Indivisible We Will Persist April Meeting

    Tuesday, April 21, 2026

    From Advocacy to Voting, We in St. Charles County, Missouri, Do Something!

    Our goal is to build a community of people who care about elections and civic engagement. We aim to challenge the rich and powerful. We want to refocus our country, state, and local government on everyday citizens!

    Why you need to be there:

    • 📊 The Recap: See how our local numbers stacked up and what the “No Kings” national data tells us about the path to November.
    • 🧺 May Day is Coming: Get the full scoop on the Community Picnic and how we’re showing up for the VA on April 25th. We have information to share on how we can move forward:
      • Building Power Locally
      • Protecting Our Neighbors
      • Escalating and Innovating
      • Defending our elections from sabotage
    • 🧶 Calling All Crafters: We’re launching a new creative initiative! Whether you knit, sew, or DIY, come learn how your hobbies can help fund our 2026 efforts.

    Let’s keep the persistence alive. See you there!

    We need your unique perspective and creative energy to help us move forward and make a difference in St. Charles County, State of Missouri and United States of America!

    Come ready to brainstorm, challenge the status quo, and help us take action.

    We have moved our meetings to the Spencer Road Branch of St. Charles County Library district to be more centrally located.

    Here is a list of currently scheduled meetings:

    • April 21st, room N
    • May 19th, room A
    • June 16th, room N
    • July 21st, room N

    🗓️ MEETING DETAILS

    For those that cannot make it in person, here is the Zoom link information:

    Topic: Indivisible We Will Persist – April 2026

    Time: Apr 21, 2026 06:30 PM Central Time

    Meeting ID: 867 2694 1219
    Passcode: 420628

    Join Zoom Meeting
    https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86726941219?pwd=3G5Z2USgkA20GotY7zigt0YDyYguCo.1

  • Calling All Crafters

    Indivisible We Will Persist relies entirely on supporters like you. We receive no funding from National Indivisible and depend on your generosity. We dislike asking for donations as much as you dislike hearing requests for donations. And, every organization that is working to protect our democracy needs resources right now.

    IWWP is adopting a new strategy: when someone donates a specific dollar amount, they receive a Thank You gift in return. This method has proven effective for other Indivisible Chapters. We tried it out with our IWWP T-shirts and saw positive results. Now, we want to expand this idea. That’s why we are “Looking for CRAFTY People”. We want to create unique, one-of-a-kind Hand-Crafted items.

    Could this be the Do Something project you’ve been looking for?

    Here is what WE need to get started:

    • Suggestions for potential items that are:
      • Cost-effective to produce
      • Easily assembled by volunteers using basic instructions and common tools
      • Compact and suitable for convenient transport to events
    • Volunteers (this means YOU) willing to:
      • Teach others how to create selected projects
      • Learn how to create the selected projects while you learn a new skill
      • Initiate your own projects independently

    Ok all you CRAFTERS, it’s time to put on your thinking caps, dust off that unused cricut, dig out your sewing machine from the bottom of the closet, locate your scissors, shake up your craft paint, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, FILL OUT THE VOLUNTEER FORM.

    SPECIAL REQUEST: One particular project that has been very successful for an Indivisible Group in California is Friendship bracelets with encrypted messages in Morse Code like RESIST, STRENGTH, FREEDOM, (and their most popular) F#@! TRUMP. If you have experience in making wax cord Friendship bracelets, WE SURE WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO YOU!

    Volunteer

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  • April Election Results

    The official election results for St. Charles County can be found St. Charles County Election Authority

    We had a strong election in support of ensuring our county retains strong school boards committed to education and families. All the winning candidates were endorsed by one of our partner organizations St. Charles County Families for Public Schools.

    We successfully pushed back on Proposition RT, freezing of Real Estate Taxes that would have greatly impacted the future funding our schools, libraries, fire and EMS districts. We successfully voted down increases in sales tax for Fire and EMS districts.

    Click here St. Charles County Election Authority to get information on all of the races you voted in.

    Let’s begin the work of holding our elected officials accountable to act on our behalf. Hold them to standards that ensure our Democracy is what we want to see in St. Charles County.

    We can no longer just vote on election day, we must work on a regular basis to have oversight to what our elected officials are doing on our behalf.

    Go check your municipality for dates and times of meetings. Check your school board and library for dates and times of meetings. Make a commitment to yourself to engage with local officials to ensure they hear your voice. We have the power to make a difference but we cannot do so by staying silent and not taking action!

    Our next election will be August 4, 2026 and will be State and Federal Primary Election. I hope we as a community can come together to support candidates that we know will ensure the future of our community. If you are interested in participating in a vetting process for state and federal candidates please let us know by sending an email to IndivisibleWWP@gmail.com.

  • April 2026 Local Elections!

    Be certain to vote on or before April 7th

    All households should have received their sample ballot and reminder to vote in the mail!

    If you have not received please be certain to check your ballot thru St. Charles County Election Authority Ballot Look Up

    Prior posts have shared information on this election cycle and the various items on the ballot. That information is still available by scrolling down through more recent posts to find those posts with the same picture as above.

    As we at Indivisible We Will Persist are very concerned about the future of our school districts I did want to share a graph that was shared with me earlier today.

    A homeowner in St. Charles County, on average, will save $122/year if Prop RT passes. School districts will lose $4M in year 1 and $20M by year 5. Please consider voting no on Prop RT. This chart is specific to Francis Howell School District however I’m certain all St. Charles County School Districts would have similar impact.

    For All the Official Voting Information click here St. Charles County Election Authority

  • Update – St. Charles County – Alert

    St. Charles County moving towards a partnership with ICE

    St. Charles County Council is moving forward with a contract to partner with ICE through a 287(g) agreement under the Immigration and Nationality Act

    This is a local issue that we have a chance to take action on!

    This will be on the Agenda for this evening (Mar 30, 2026) meeting!

    Sorry for the short notice but we will have members there so if you are interested in providing a presence and/or speaking your mind about this action please join us!

    Speakers, need to sign up ahead of the meeting so you will want to get there early and fill out a speaker card. Each speaker gets 3 minutes to make their point.

    I’m not certain why the press release says 6:30 but the official website says 7:00. I had planned on being there at 6:30 but looks like I should get there at 6:00.

    https://www.sccmo.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=7955

  • No Kings 3 Success!

    Thank You!

    On March 28, NoKings3 was well attended. 4,300 stickers were handed out in St Peters as a way to count how many courageous people came together for a peaceful, nonviolent First Amendment day of action against the wanna-be King and his regime who are dismantling, with cruelty and disregard for the rule of law, our democratic republic, covering up for pedophiles, choosing war, destruction, grift, voter suppression, and so much more offense against humanity.

    A core principle behind all No Kings events is a commitment to nonviolent action with no civil disobedience — that we did. All participants abided by the request to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values, and to act lawfully.

    Organizers are happy to report that there were lots of continuous honks and waves, cheers and chants, and a multitude of creative signs.

    Thanks and appreciation go to protesters who responded to Bank of America’s request to not loiter in their parking lot, and moved along to friendlier ground, and to smokers who graciously moved far away from others to abate secondhand smoke exposure.

    Thanks to Gina and Marilyn and Alex and the rest of the Democracy Squad for your caring hospitality, outreach, and safety and medical oversight, to Zane for organizing the candidates’ platform and to the candidates and their reps who came, to the signature gatherers and advocates for supporting active participation in our democracy, to Diane and her team for counting attendance with stickers (4,300), and to everyone who answered the call from Indivisible We Will Persist to be Peacekeepers and medic support and backup support, and to the Indivisible We Will Persist team, Linda, Judy, Julie, Cathie, Don, Mike and Steve, for being awesome team members as we brought together our skills to organize this NoKings event. Appreciation and gratitude, to everyone, for coming with courage and joy to air our grievances and state our demands.

    Please join us at Mid Rivers Mall Dr. and Suemandy Dr. every Saturday from Noon to 1:30. In mobilize we call it the Hands Off protest in St. Peters. Particularly as we approach our severe weather season, we appreciate sign ups at mobilize.us

    Indivisible We Will Persist invites you to our monthly member meeting at 6:30 pm, on April 21st, in Room N, at the Spencer library, 427 Spencer Road, St. Peters. An email invite is coming to your inbox soon.

    And finally, please do keep an eye on this space for more information about the upcoming national May Day event. #NoKings

  • Zoning: The Secret Weapon Against Federal Overreach

    Miles Taylor is a former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Chief of Staff who has become a prominent advocate for government transparency and local civic action. He is a co-founder of Defiance.org, an organization focused on protecting democratic institutions and countering what they describe as “presidential abuses of power” and federal overreach.

    One of Taylor’s recent core missions through Defiance.org involves tracking and opposing the creation of “secret” or unaccountable federal detention facilities. He argues that by staying quiet, local communities can inadvertently allow the federal government to establish infrastructure that bypasses traditional oversight.

    Local communities are the first line of defense. By participating in municipal government, residents can ensure their neighborhoods remain under local democratic control rather than being repurposed for federal detention without consent.

    We need to work together to protect St. Charles County!

    Planning and Zoning Boards in St. Charles County

    CityScheduleLocationWebsite
    O’Fallon1st Thursday (7:00 PM)O’Fallon Municipal CentrePlanning and Zoning Commission
    St. Charles2nd Monday (6:00 PM)St. Charles City Hall 200 N. 2nd StPlanning & Zoning Commission | St. Charles, MO – Official Website
    St. Peters1st Wednesday (6:30 PM)St. Peters Justice CenterPlanning & Zoning Commission | St Peters, MO
    Wentzville2nd Monday (6:00 PM)Wentzville City HallPlanning & Zoning Commission -City of Wentzville
    Lake St. Louis1st Thursday (7:00 PM)City Hall Council ChamberPlanning & Zoning | Lake Saint Louis, MO
    Cottleville1st Monday (7:00 PM)Cottleville City HallBoards – Agendas & Minutes – City of Cottleville
    Dardenne Prairie2nd Wednesday (6:00 PM)Dardenne Prairie City HallPlanning & Zoning Commission
    Weldon Spring1st Monday as needed (7:30 PM)Weldon Spring City HallCity of Weldon Spring – Planning & Zoning Commission
    Foristell3rd Thursday as needed (7:00 PM)Foristell City HallCity Meetings
    New Melle1st Tuesday (7:00 PM)New Melle City HallCity History | City Of New Melle
    St. PaulScheduled as neededSt. Paul City HallResources | City of Saint Paul, Missouri
    St. Charles County3rd Wednesday (7:00 PM)100 N. 3rd St. 3rd Floorhttps://www.sccmo.org/582/Planning-Zoning-Commission

    Take Action!

    Get engaged and participate in your local government to ensure they hear your voice!!!

  • March Meeting Information

    Thank you for coming to our meeting last night!

    A special thanks to Bonnie for sharing information on Moms Demand Action. It was exciting to hear about the successes they have had in presenting materials to the parents within the St. Charles City School District. We all look forward to the positive impact you will bring to other school districts across the county.

    Moms Demand Action is a non-partisan grassroots movement demanding common-sense solutions to gun violence.

    Next up we shared information about Armande Namegni, an O’Fallon resident here in the US since 2019 seeking asylum. Please take a few minutes to review her story and do what you can to help her!

    Support for Armande Namegni: https://freearmande.com

    We are asking that all attendees at any of our demonstrations remember that we are all peacekeepers! We are committed to non-violent demonstrations and would encourage you to take the Indivisible training called No Kings III – Protest Rights and Safety Training: https://indivisible.org/events/know-your-rights-protest-rights-and-safety-practices-for-all-no-kings-attendees-3/

    Upcoming Election Information: https://indivisiblestc.com/2026-voting-information/

    Please scroll down for school board information and check out this link to find information on some of the candidates https://sccffps.org/

    We are forming the following committees. If you are interested in joining any of our committees, please let us know by sending an email to: indivisiblewwp@gmail.com 

    🎉🎆4th of July Float Committee: Let’s start planning our presence in the community parade now!

    🪧 Weekly Protests: Scheduling and location planning for our ongoing “Street Heat.”

    🏛️ Congressional Leadership: Building the roadmap to stop Bob Onder and Ann Wagner

    State of Missouri Efforts: Focusing on statewide coordination and legislative tracking.

    💰 Fundraising Committee: Raising the resources needed to sustain our movement.

    • Indivisible We Will Persist T-Shirts

    Our upcoming monthly meetings will be held the 3rd Tuesday at the Spencer Road Branch of the St. Charles County Library at 6:30 PM on the following dates:

    • April 21st in Room N
    • May 19th in Room A
    • June 16th in Room N

    In the meantime, we look forward to seeing you at our weekly demonstrations and the No Kings event on March 28, 2026.

  • Update – St. Charles County – Alert

    St. Charles County moving towards a partnership with ICE

    St. Charles County Council is moving forward with a contract to partner with ICE through a 287(g) agreement under the Immigration and Nationality Act

    This is a local issue that we have a chance to take action on!

    This will be on the Agenda for this evening (Mar 30, 2026) meeting!

    Sorry for the short notice but we will have members there so if you are interested in providing a presence and/or speaking your mind about this action please join us!

    Speakers, need to sign up ahead of the meeting so you will want to get there early and fill out a speaker card. Each speaker gets 3 minutes to make their point.

    I’m not certain why the press release says 6:30 but the official website says 7:00. I had planned on being there at 6:30 but looks like I should get there at 6:00.

    https://www.sccmo.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=7955

  • Indivisible We Will Persist Meeting Update!

    Updated Agenda!

    Thursday, March 19, 2026

    The stakes are rising, and so is our resolve. As we head into March, it’s time to move from resistance to proactive power. We have a packed agenda for our upcoming meeting, and we need every Indivisible We Will Persist member at the table.

    We’ve made our voices heard through postcards and protests, but now we want to take more action.

    We want to reach out and build a community of people who care about elections and civic engagement. We aim to challenge the rich and powerful. Our goal is to refocus our country, state, and local government on everyday citizens!

    We need your unique perspective and creative energy to help us define what high-impact action looks like for our chapter in 2026.

    Come ready to brainstorm, challenge the status quo, and help us take action.

    We have invited Bonnie, from Moms Demand Action as a special guest speaker for this event!

    One key aspect to the community we would like to see ensures that the heartbeat of a community is the safety of the people within it. Bonnie will join us to share her unwavering vision: that a safe community is one where common-sense solutions pave the way for a future free of gun violence.

    Please join us to hear from Bonnie as she shares how we can work together to protect our families and our neighborhoods.

    🗓️ MEETING DETAILS

    📋 AGENDA ITEMS

    • Mom’s Demand Action
    • 👑 No Kings Day: Coordinating our local action for the March 28th mass mobilization.
    • 🗳️ April Elections: Information for the April 7th municipal and school board races.
    • 🤝 Committee Creation: Forming specialized teams to divide the workload and multiply our impact.
      • 🎉🎆4th of July Float Committee: Let’s start planning our presence in the community parade now!
      • 🪧 Weekly Protests: Scheduling and location planning for our ongoing “Street Heat.”
      • 🏛️ Congressional Leadership: Building the roadmap to stop Bob Onder and Ann Wagner
      • State of Missouri Efforts: Focusing on statewide coordination and legislative tracking.
      • 💰 Fundraising Committee: Raising the resources needed to sustain our movement.
        • Indivisible We Will Persist T-Shirt

    For those that cannot make it in person, here is the Zoom link information:

    Topic: IWWP Membership Meeting

    Time: Mar 19, 2026 06:30 PM Central Time

    Meeting ID: 896 4883 9169

    Passcode: 325609

    Invite Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89648839169?pwd=mcor9sjRNSlKkSPtECnpTUr1pRAXCX.1

  • No Kings T-Shirts

    They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Let’s demonstrate our united front at the March 28, 2026 No Kings Protest with this exclusive IWWP No Kings T-Shirt!

    With a $20 donation you will receive this T-Shirt, which is available in multiple sizes. These shirts will be ideal for the No Kings 3 Protest and beyond. (100% of every donation is used to support future IWWP events like No Kings.)

    Donations can be made using: Cash – PayPal – GPay – Venmo – ActBlue

    Here’s where you can get your shirt:

    March 14th & March 21st

    • St. Peters Mid Rivers Hands Off / No Kings Protest (in front of Veterinary Clinic)

    No Kings Day March 28th

    • St. Peters Mid Rivers No Kings 3 (in front of Veterinary Clinic)
    • St. Charles Pundmann/Hawks Nest (Hwy 70 overpass)

    Want to volunteer to help distribute shirts? Email us your contact information at indivisiblewwp@gmail.com

    Sign up for the No Kings 3 Protest on Mobilize to make sure you are kept up-to-date with any changes.

    Mid Rivers St. Peters

    https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/902085

    St. Charles Pundmann/Hawks Nest Overpass

    https://www.mobilize.us/nokings/event/902088

  • Indivisible We Will Persist Meeting

    Thursday, March 19, 2026

    The stakes are rising, and so is our resolve. As we head into March, it’s time to move from resistance to proactive power. We have a packed agenda for our upcoming meeting, and we need every Indivisible We Will Persist member at the table.

    We’ve made our voices heard through postcards and protests, but now we want to take more action.

    We want to reach out and build a community of people who care about elections and civic engagement. We aim to challenge the rich and powerful. Our goal is to refocus our country, state, and local government on everyday citizens!

    We need your unique perspective and creative energy to help us define what high-impact action looks like for our chapter in 2026.

    Come ready to brainstorm, challenge the status quo, and help us take action.

    🗓️ MEETING DETAILS

    📋 AGENDA ITEMS

    • 👑 No Kings Day: Coordinating our local action for the March 28th mass mobilization.
    • 🗳️ April Elections: Information for the April 7th municipal and school board races.
    • 🤝 Committee Creation: Forming specialized teams to divide the workload and multiply our impact.
      • 🎉🎆4th of July Float Committee: Let’s start planning our presence in the community parade now!
      • 🪧 Weekly Protests: Scheduling and location planning for our ongoing “Street Heat.”
      • 🏛️ Congressional Leadership: Building the roadmap to stop Bob Onder and Ann Wagner
      • State of Missouri Efforts: Focusing on statewide coordination and legislative tracking.
      • 💰 Fundraising Committee: Raising the resources needed to sustain our movement.

    For those that cannot make it in person, here is the Zoom link information:

    Topic: IWWP Membership Meeting

    Time: Mar 19, 2026 06:30 PM Central Time

    Meeting ID: 896 4883 9169

    Passcode: 325609

    Invite Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89648839169?pwd=mcor9sjRNSlKkSPtECnpTUr1pRAXCX.1

  • Propositions on the April Ballot

    Understanding the Tax Propositions on the April Ballot

    This is a county-wide measure that would freeze property taxes for all homeowners, regardless of age.

    1. Proposition RT

    • How it works: Locks your property tax bill at its current level (the “Initial Credit Year”). If your home value goes up later, you get a tax credit to cover the difference.
    • The Goal: Prevents homeowners from being “priced out” of their homes due to rising assessments.
    • The Risk: 97% of property taxes go to schools*, libraries, and emergency services. Freezing the tax base makes it harder for these entities to keep up with inflation and growth.

    2. Proposition EMS & Proposition FIRE

    Because Prop RT (above) would freeze property tax revenue, fire and ambulance districts are asking for a Sales Tax to ensure they can still afford fuel, equipment, and staff.

    MeasureWho is asking?The Swap
    Proposition EMSSt. Charles County Ambulance DistrictAdds 1% Sales Tax (County-wide) to reduce property taxes by 50% of the revenue collected.
    Proposition FIREWentzville/O’Fallon/St. Peters/Lake St. Louis Fire Protection DistrictsAdds 1% Sales Tax (Local) to reduce property taxes by 50% of the revenue collected.
    • Exemptions: These sales taxes DO NOT apply to groceries, gas, prescriptions, or utilities.
    • The Strategy: Capture money from visitors and shoppers to lower the burden on local homeowners.

    *Please note when considering taxes that impact our local school districts we all need to be aware that the State of MO is ranked 50th among all the states in state-sourced funding for schools. Thus local property taxes are the primary source for school funding.

  • Preparing for the April 7, 2026 Election!

    With one month until elections, now is the time to begin your research. A little effort in understanding the candidates is essential for electing leaders who align with our community’s values.

    Finding Your Ballot

    I was reviewing the St. Charles County Ballot for the April 2026 election. As it covers the entire county I found it challenging to find those items that pertained to me. I needed to check my specific districts, so I headed to the MO Secretary of State website. I found a great shortcut on that site. It allowed me to view those items that would be on my ballot. I want to share the steps I took.

    • Click this link to MO Voter Registration site: MO Secretary of State Voter Registration.
    • Fill out the form and it will take you to your current Voter Registration Information
    • In the middle of the page, there is a link to View Candidates and Issue. It takes you to those items you will have on your ballot.

    OR

    Researching candidates:

    Starting with simple google searches and face book searches can get you a lot of information on candidates.

    • If you are viewing social media don’t just read what they post, read their comments. Look to see how they respond to those who disagree with them. Check to see if they respond professionally. Are they informative in what they say.
    • If you are looking for information on School Board candidates check out the School District website. As well as the website for St. Charles County Families for Public School(https://sccffps.org/)
    • On local elections your city newsletter should have information on the candidates.
    • Once you have found a way to contact the candidate, reach out via email, phone or social media. You can also attend an event they are scheduled for and get to know them.
    • Attend your local city board of alderman meeting, to see your incumbent candidate in action.
    • Attend a St. Charles County Council meeting, to see your incumbent in action.

    Additional Voting Information

    If you have moved recently or need to register to vote: Register to Vote. The deadline to register for the April election is March 11, 2026.

    If you will be out of town on April 7, 2026 be sure to visit the St. Charles County Election Authority before you leave. Absentee voting is available from 8:30 – 4:30 at the Election Authority.

  • Looking for an Alternative to State of the Union?

    Skip the political theater and join the movement. ✊

    Instead of the usual choreographed pomp and circumstance, MoveOn and MeidasTouch are coming together. They will host the “People’s State of the Union”. This is a live alternative that centers the voices of everyday Americans rather than Washington insiders.

    📅 Event Details:

    • When: February 24, 2026
    • Time: 8:30 p.m. ET (Starts just before the official address)
    • Hosts: Joy Reid and Katie Phang
    • Where to Watch: MoveOn.org/Live or the MeidasTouch YouTube channel

    Why Tune In?

    • Real Stories: Hear directly from people impacted by the administration’s policies on healthcare, immigration, and the economy.
    • Direct Accountability: Progressive leaders and members of Congress will be skipping the official State Of The Union. This includes Senators Ed Markey and Chris Murphy. They will offer a real-time, honest reflection on the state of our democracy.
    • Action-Oriented: This isn’t just a speech; it’s a rally to organize and mobilize for the 2026 midterms.

    Don’t let the noise drown out the truth. RSVP now and be part of the conversation that actually matters.

  • Let’s Make Some Plans!

    Membership Meeting

    March 19, 2026 from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM

    St. Charles City/County Library – Corp Parkway

    1200 Corporate Parkway

    Wentzville, MO 63385

    WE NEED HELP IN ACCOMPLISHING THESE GOALS!!!

    1. Mobilizing for March 28th:

    “No Kings Day” We are getting ready for the third mass mobilization. This event is part of the No Kings movement. This is a significant event. We will be finalizing our local plans. We aim to join millions across the country. Together, we will declare that America has no room for monarchs or authoritarians. We need volunteers for marshaling, sign-making, and outreach. We are planning on hosting multiple site events and need your help!

    2. Discuss upcoming April 7th Municipal Elections

    Democracy starts at the local level. We’ll be discussing the critical municipal races and school board seats up for grabs on April 7th. These local victories are the “firewall” against extremism in our own backyard.

    3. Retaking our Voice:

    Stopping Bob Onder in US Congressional District 3 and Ann Wagner in US Congressional District 2 . It is time to bring new leadership to Missouri’s 2nd & 3rd District. We will discuss our strategy to unseat Bob Onder and Ann Wagner by backing candidates who actually represent us. We’re talking about long-term organizing to replace their agenda with one that serves the people. While the election is months away we need to work consistently throughout the year. Our goal is to ensure we remove these authoritarian sympathizers from congress.

    4. Sustaining the Street Heat

    Our weekly protests are the heartbeat of our visibility. We will review our current schedule. We will discuss new locations. We will ensure we have a steady presence to hold those in power accountable every single week.

    “Local groups build and wield power in ways that individuals can’t.” Let’s show up, get organized, and keep persisting.

    Indivisible.org

  • Democracy is an action sport!

    First election of 2026 will be held on April 7, 2026!

    St. Charles County Election Authority is preparing for upcoming Municipal Elections

    Local elections are the backbone of our Democracy. St. Charles County Election Authority is preparing for the upcoming April 7, 2026 Municipal and Local Elections. They are in the planning stage so need election judges.

    If you are interested in becoming an election judge for the April elections, visit Become an Election Judge. The Election Authority provides training.

    If you need to check your Voter Registration

    Want additional education on our election process: Understanding Election Security

  • Another Constitutional Assault

    Nationalize the Election Process

    The rapid pace of assaults on the US Constitution are exhausting.

    Balancing national needs with what we as individuals can do is extremely difficult.

    There are several organizations that are currently working Grassroots Non Partisan Efforts to protect the rights of Missourians.

    One such effort is through Respect MO Voters

    Respect Missouri Voters: Is a grassroots, cross-partisan movement. It is specifically designed to protect the “citizen initiative” process. The movement works to stop politicians from overturning the will of voters. It ensures clear ballot language. It also preserves the Citizens Initiative process in Missouri.

    They are very active in 2026 and always need people to help gather signatures or host small informational gatherings. They are looking for volunteers to support every aspect of their efforts. Check out their website and find ways to volunteer.

    If you do not have the time to volunteer, please check out the Signature Gathering Events. This way, you can find a convenient location to sign the petition.

  • 1/31/26 Mid Rivers Protest Cancelled Due To Inclement Weather

    Unfortunately, we are going to cancel our protest this week due to the cold and wind forecast. Also, the sidewalks remain snow covered. Hopefully we will be able to hold our protest next Saturday, February 7th.

    It is disappointing as we have so much on our hearts and minds right now. To continue our conversations and grow our friendships, we have a reservation at:

    Casa Mia Mexican Restaurant,
    235 Jungermann Road,
    St. Peters.

    We have room for 20 at this time at 12 noon this Saturday, Jan 31st. If you plan to attend, please send an email with # of people to: indivisiblewwp@gmail.com

    We have “Pretti Good” reasons to be together.

    A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.Read less

  • Postponed – Mardi Gras Parade

    Due to unforeseen circumstances for one of our key float volunteers, we have to cancel the Mardi Gras plans.

    BUT STAY TUNED!!!

    In May we will dust off our plans and revamp for a 4th of July float.

    See YOU then.

  • Are you looking for additional ways to fight back?

    The Missouri Voter Protection Coalition (MOVPC) is a non-partisan statewide network. Its voter advocates work to secure the right to vote in Missouri.

    Legislation is happening and we should all be aware of how our vote is affected. Today, being an an informed citizen means, you need to find organizations that align with your beliefs. Follow them to stay aware of the issues you care about. If voting rights is something you care deeply about I would encourage you to visit MOVPC Website. Those that join get email updates on issues impacting voting rights.

    They have a Legislative Tracker, that tracks the bills affecting MO voting rights.

    MOVPC ACTION LEGISLATIVE TRACKER

    Stay up to date on our list of voting bills HERE

    They are sponsoring a Voting Rights Day at the Capitol

    MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

    VOTING RIGHTS LOBBY DAY – FEB 3
    PROTECT THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE!

    TUES. FEB. 3, 2026
    9:30am-2pm
    REGISTER HERE!

  • Postcard Persuadables

    What is a Persuadable? Usually, they are people that are:

    • Young and Uncommitted – coming-of-age voters
    • Repeatedly Disappointed – disillusioned with the same results or lack thereof
    • Undeclared – agree with points on both sides and often remain undecided until forced to make a choice

    How often do receive a postcard advertisement in the mail and simple throw in the trash as you walk in the house? I do it every day! However, if that postcard has a brief handwritten personal note on it I take a second look.

    Our goal is to send these to the Persuadables living in St. Charles County, hoping they will take a second look and follow the link to our website for more information.

    This may be the perfect
    DO SOMETHING activity for YOU!

    We supply the postcards, names and addresses, and message suggestions. To Sign up OR for More Information click the link below.

    Click Here

  • Mardi Gras Parade – St. Charles

    Indivisible WWP would like to create a float for the St. Charles Mardi Gras Parade which is being held February 15th. YES, THAT’S ONLY 21 DAYS FROM THE POSTING DATE!

    We HAVE a design. We HAVE a trailer to build it on.

    This is where YOU come in. We need YOUR ideas, YOUR hands, YOUR involvement.

    WE NEED TO HAVE VOLUNTEERS NO LATER THAN JANUARY 31ST FOR THE FOLLOWING:

    1. We NEED people with the skill and tools to:
      • Cut plywood into shapes
      • Attach these shapes to a base
      • Assemble the pieces on the trailer
    2. We NEED painters
    3. We NEED a truck/vehicle with a hitch that can pull the trailer
    4. We NEED a place to work on the float
    5. We NEED a place to store the float

    PLEASE email us at indivisiblewwp@gmail.com no later than
    January 31st and volunteer. We’re looking forward to your ideas and involvement.

    Is this YOUR DO SOMETHING?

    IWWP Leadership Team

  • 1/24/26 Mid Rivers Protest Cancelled Due To Inclement Weather

    Join our weekly protest at the corner of

    Mid-Rivers Mall Dr and Sue Mandy in St. Peters, MO

    12:00 to 1:30 PM

    Click the RSVP Now Picture above to sign up.

    Join us for a peaceful, nonviolent demonstration with opportunities to connect with local organizations committed to justice and equity.

    We are collecting food each week to help our neighbors who have been impacted by the shutdown and the economic downturn. Please bring what you can to the protest and we will get it to those who need it. See the list below for suggestions: Helper Meals, Rice sides, Sloppy Joe Mix, Instant potatoes, Canned stews/chilis, Pasta sauce, Canned pasta, Flavored oatmeal packets, Canned meat (chicken, mini weenies, etc.), Pop-Tarts, Tuna pouches, Syrup, Baby formula

    Please note that St Peters has an ordinance that limits sign dimensions to 24″x24″. The organizers appreciate the professionalism of the St Peters Police Department week after week. Please help maintain our good relationship with them by complying with this ordinance.

    Also, please be sensitive to the needs of businesses in the area. There is a ton of parking available within a short walk. Please do not park in the Veterinary Emergency Group or in the Bank of America parking lot.

    Donald Trump and his fascist minions are dismantling democratic institutions, consolidating their power, and targeting marginalized communities. From mass firings of auditors, to sweeping healthcare cuts threatening millions, their actions are eroding the very fabric of our society.

    A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.Read less

  • It’s Today: Membership Mtg Thursday, January 22, 2026

    We Will Persist fights for justice and equity for ALL. We focus on building an inclusive community and a democracy that works for everyone. Together we strive to build a better Missouri for the future.

    IWWP General Membership Meeting
    January 22, 2026.- 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm

    St. Charles City County Public Library
    1200 Corporate Pkwy, Wentzville, MO 63385

    Bring your ideas and help us plan events and actions to engage St. Charles County Citizens in civic awareness!

    If you are unable to join in person here is the zoom meeting information:

    Topic: IWWP General Membership Meeting Jan
    Time: Jan 22, 2026 06:30 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
    Join Zoom Meeting
    https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86209692848?pwd=SqsYbwoW3hZatr56tvAlhob8utmdr3.1

    Meeting ID: 862 0969 2848
    Passcode: 718556

  • Immigration Rights & Resources

    Navigating Immigration Enforcement in St. Charles County

    With recent changes to Missouri state law and new partnerships between law enforcement and ICE, it’s important for our neighbors to stay informed. Here is what you need to know about how immigration enforcement currently works in St. Charles City, St. Peters, O’Fallon, Wentzville, and the surrounding county:

    1. The Highway Patrol is Now Partnered with ICE 🛣️

    As of 2025, the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) has entered a 287(g) Task Force agreement. This means troopers patrolling our highways (I-70, I-64, etc.) are trained and authorized to act as immigration officers during routine traffic stops.

    2. Local Police Status 🚔

    Local departments like St. Charles City, St. Peters, O’Fallon and Wentzville PD do not have formal 287(g) “deputization” agreements. However, they do share fingerprint data with federal databases during jail bookings through the “Secure Communities” program.

    3. Your Rights are Still Yours ⚖️

    Regardless of your status, you have constitutional rights:

    • The Right to Remain Silent: You do not have to answer questions about where you were born or your immigration status.
    • The Right to a Lawyer: If detained, do not sign any documents without speaking to an attorney.
    • Warrants Matter: You do not have to let anyone into your home or car without a judicial warrant signed by a judge. (An “ICE Warrant” or Form I-200 is generally not enough for entry without consent.)

    Official Information on 287(g):

    Local Legal Aid & Advocacy:

    • MICA Project (Migrant and Immigrant Community Action): Expert legal defense for deportation and asylum.
    • Legal Services of Eastern Missouri (LSEM): Provides civil legal assistance for low-income residents in St. Charles County.
    • St. Francis Community Services: Bilingual legal aid and family support.

    St. Charles Specific Social Services:

    • Vitendo 4 Africa (V4A): A local organization based in the area specifically helping immigrant families navigate St. Charles County resources.
    • Community Council of St. Charles County: A directory for food, housing, and utility assistance.

  • A Do Something Opportunity

    INDIVISIBLE is joining the ACLU, MoveOn, and Public Citizen in driving as many calls as we can to Capitol Hill. We want congressional phone lines ringing off the hook with constituents demanding the DHS funding bill include restrictions on ICE and Border Patrol.

    You can access Individible’s newletter in the link below. They have made the process easy for you. They provide you with a script to follow during the call. They also have an email option. It only takes a couple of minutes.

    https://indivisible.actionkit.com/mailings/view/123317?t=16&akid=123317%2E4475567%2E6pkbHg

    Please do this immediately. The Senate will be in recess from January 17-25.

  • Martin Luther King

    Minister, Teacher and Inspiration for All

    These are unsettling times. The future feels uncertain. This fear can tempt us to withdraw. It makes us keep our heads down and hope someone else will speak up.

    But history reminds us that democracy doesn’t disappear all at once. It erodes when ordinary people are convinced their voices no longer matter.

    Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. warned us of this moment with clarity. He used moral force to emphasize his message:
    “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.”

    Speaking out doesn’t always mean shouting. Sometimes it means asking hard questions. It involves telling the truth plainly. It requires showing up when it’s uncomfortable. It also means refusing to accept the normalization of injustice. Democracy is not self-sustaining—it depends on participation, vigilance, and moral courage from regular people.

    This is a time not to surrender to fear. Instead, choose responsibility. We must be responsible to each other, to the next generation, and to the idea that self-government is worth defending.

    We are still here. Our voices still count. And using them matters—now more than ever.

    Be certain to check out the calendars on our website. Greater St. Louis County Calendar has many informative events. Ways for us to be engaged citizens. In reviewing the events I realized for the first time that Wentzville has an annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration.

    Open to the public, here are the details for this years event.

    Annual MLK Celebration – Founder Barbara Love

    Join us for an inspiring evening celebrating unity, resilience, and community! Monday, January 19, 2026.

    Wentzville Methodist Church
    725 Wall Street
    Wentzville, MO 63385

    • Doors Open: 6:30 PM
    • Program: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

    Hosted in Partnership with Annual MLK Celebration Founder Barbara Love
    NAACP (Established 1909)


    Join us as we honor Dr. King’s legacy, rise together in unity, and continue the work of justice and community empowerment.

  • Start the New Year – Join Us! IWWP Events

    We Will Persist fights for justice and equity for ALL. We focus on building an inclusive community and a democracy that works for everyone. Together we strive to build a better Missouri for the future.

    IWWP General Membership Meeting – Jan 22, 2026.

    Meeting will be held at St. Charles County Corporate Parkway Library from 6:30 to 7:30

    Bring your ideas and help us plan events and actions to engage St. Charles County Citizens in civic awareness!

    If you are unable to join in person here is the zoom meeting information:

    Topic: IWWP General Membership Meeting Jan
    Time: Jan 22, 2026 06:30 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
    Join Zoom Meeting
    https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86209692848?pwd=SqsYbwoW3hZatr56tvAlhob8utmdr3.1

    Meeting ID: 862 0969 2848
    Passcode: 718556

    Super Candidate Kick-Off

    Mark your calendar and plan to attend our St. Charles Super Candidate Kickoff on Feb 1, 2026 from 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

    Get to know your candidates! This meeting is a Town Hall Format, with Candidates for this years elections. They will share their ideas and be open to your questions.

    To Register for the event: Super Candidate Kick-Off

    Hands Off St. Peters Weekly Protests

    Join us for a peaceful, nonviolent demonstration with opportunities to connect with local organizations committed to justice and equity.

    To Register: Hands Off St. Peters

  • St. Charles County – 2026 Timeline & Voter Information

    Mark your calendars – YOUR voice matters in 2026

    Let’s actively engage with our community to ensure our voices are heard and that our government, at all levels, remains responsive to our needs.

    In an effort to better educate myself, I have found that the MO Elections & Voting site is a great starting point.

    • Check your voter registration. By verifying your registration, you can access information about all the districts you belong to. Once you complete the form and information appears click the link to view my districts.
    • Register to vote.
    • Find your polling place.
    • Find the names of the state and federal officials currently representing you (find your legislators).

    As the graphic indicates we will have 3 elections in 2026.

    The April 7, 2026, election will center on municipal efforts, including local city, county, school board, and fire district initiatives.

    The August 4, 2026, election will concentrate on state and federal primaries, selecting the final candidates for the November elections.

    The General Election on November 3, 2026, will decide State and Federal representation.

    St. Charles County Election Authority has a comprehensive website. It will assist you as we approach elections. The website provides sample ballots and official details on all topics related to voting. You may even want to become an election judge yourself, this is the perfect place to get started.

  • As We End the Year – Reflection and Planning

    Do you remember the classic children’s cartoon, “Santa Claus, Is Comin’ to Town”?

    Does Burgermiester Meisterburger remind you of our current President?

    In Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town, Burgermeister Meisterburger rules by grievance. He criminalizes toys. Outlaws joy and generosity. He rules by might. He mistakes control for leadership.

    It is a cartoon – but the warning is real.

    Burgermeister Meisterburger is a classic authoritarian:

    • Thin-skinned
    • Obsessed with loyalty
    • Punishes dissent
    • Hates symbols that unite people without him at the center

    As we head into a new year—and toward the 2026 elections—we face a simple question:

    Do we keep repeating the cartoon villain’s playbook? Or do we choose leaders who govern with competence, fairness, and care for real people?

    In 2026 Let’s bring joy back to Sombertown…by giving a little bit of ourselves!

    Why 2026 Matters

    Midterm elections decide more than seats. They decide:

    • Whether economic policy lowers costs or raises them
    • Whether democracy is protected or eroded
    • Whether politics is about solutions or scapegoats

    Take Action in 2026

    • Register & verify your voter status Elections&Voting
    • Volunteer with local pro-democracy and pro-worker campaigns, check out the participants on Do Something St. Charles page
    • Support candidates who focus on lowering costs and strengthening democratic norms, attend Feb 1st event Super Candidate Kick-Off register here Super Candidate Kick-Off
    • Talk to your neighbors—persuasion beats outrage
    • Stay engaged, even when it’s uncomfortable

  • Why Regulation Will Make Democrats Popular Again

    Regulation isn’t just a burden — it can protect consumers, workers, and fair competition.

    I strongly encourage you to click on the link to view the entire episode. I wanted to give a summary of the Molly Jong-Fast “Project 2029: Why Regulation Will Make Democrats Popular Again.” This is Episode 2 of the Project 2029: A Reimagining series.

    Watch the episode here.

    📹 Overview

    In the second episode, journalist Molly Jong-Fast explains how regulation and antitrust enforcement are crucial tools. These tools are important for defending the American public against unchecked private power. She and her guests show how regulation helps guarantee fairness, protects individual rights and preserves economic freedom.

    📌 Key Points from the Video/Discussion

    • Regulation as a positive tool: Voters don’t hate government. They hate feeling unprotected. When policy clearly improves daily life and someone takes credit for it political popularity follows. Regulation isn’t just a burden — it can protect consumers, workers, and fair competition. When people see tangible benefits (like more fair markets and protections), it can boost approval for the party that champions those policies

    • Antitrust enforcement matters: Breaking up monopolies and enforcing antitrust laws helps smaller businesses and consumers. Antitrust enforcement lowers prices, raises wages, protects democracy, and keeps the economy working for people instead of monopolies.

    • Political strategy angle: Instead of shying away from regulation as “too bureaucratic,” Democrats should embrace their role. They can shape fair markets and economic safeguards. This approach can improve their political standing leading up to 2029. Targeted action that brings meaningful benefits to Americans will result in a stronger coalition.

    🎯 Central Message
    Regulation makes Democrats popular when it’s framed as protection from powerful interests. It becomes more popular when it is felt in everyday life. It should not be viewed as abstract governance.

    Watch the episode here.

  • Super Candidate Kickoff

    RSVP With Mobilize

    Mark Your Calendars and Register to Join Us!

    Candidates currently seeking office in St. Charles County, Missouri, regardless of party, are invited to attend this Event. Kurt Bahr, Election Authority Director for St. Charles County, will be the keynote speaker. Matt Williams, President of The St. Charles County Democratic Club, will serve as MC.

    Each candidate will give a short introduction, followed by a period when they will answer individual questions. During this time, you are welcome to enjoy some light refreshments.

    Below is the list of Candidates that have confirmed their attendance as of Jan 25, 2026:

  • Contact Your Representative

    Link will take you to Indivisible Organization Quick Tool and Pre-Written Letter

    The Epstein cover-up continues. If you have a Republican Member of Congress, email them to demand action.

    On Friday, the Trump regime blew past the legal deadline set by the Epstein Transparency Act to release all the Epstein Files, releasing instead a tiny, selective, and heavily redacted portion of them. This government-wide cover-up was already a scandal — now, it’s blatantly illegal. Use our email tool to send a message to your Republican Members of Congress demanding to know what they’ll do to uphold the law and give Epstein’s survivors the justice they deserve.

  • Understanding Our Democracy

    US Democracy is shaped by our culture and history…..

    A quick 10 minute video produced by PBS on What America’s Founding Fathers REALLY Meant | Civics Made Easy

    Our Democracy is often celebrated for its stability and the rights it provides but those very same features can fuel gridlock, minority rule and institutional stagnation. Understanding our Democracy is an important step in understanding what changes we can make to improve our government.

  • Campaign Finance Reform

    Money and Corruption in Politics – Silencing the voice of the Voter

    Before Citizens United, there were limits on how much corporations and unions could spend on election ads. After the ruling, those limits disappeared. Outside groups can now pour millions into TV ads, online ads, and mailers.

    While I strongly encourage you to click on the link to view the entire episode, I wanted to give a summary of the Molly Jong-Fast “Project 2029: Campaign Finance Reform Comes First” YouTube video (Episode 1 of the Project 2029: A Reimagining series):https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLz2BzCx1ZY

    📹 Overview

    In the premiere episode, journalist Molly Jong-Fast frames campaign finance reform as the most urgent first step to fixing American politics. She argues that money’s overwhelming influence in elections — especially since the Citizens United decision — has warped priorities in Washington and undermined democracy.

    📌 Key Points from the Video/Discussion

    • Campaign finance reform must come first: Jong-Fast explains that without addressing how money flows into politics, it’s hard to solve other problems — from policy gridlock to policymaking that favors wealthy donors over voters.

    • Citizens United’s impact: The episode highlights how the Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United ruling opened the floodgates for unlimited spending in elections by corporations and wealthy interests, shifting power away from ordinary voters.

    • Experts featured: The video includes voices like Harvard’s Lawrence Lessig, Tiffany Muller of End Citizens United, Michael Waldman of the Brennan Center for Justice, and other campaign finance reform advocates. They explain how big money influences policy and why reform is essential.

    • Call to action: Beyond diagnosing the problem, the video discusses possible paths for reform — both at the federal and state levels — and encourages viewer engagement and activism around those solutions.

    🎯 Central Message
    Money in politics isn’t just a side issue — it’s the first problem to solve if the U.S. is going to restore public trust and make government accountable to everyday people rather than powerful donors.

    Please, take the time to view the entire episode and be certain to ask Candidates what they intend to do to reform the harm caused by Citizens United.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLz2BzCx1ZY

  • Missouri Republican calls in ICE to interfere with ballot initiative

    BEWARE – Democracy dies in the darkness: Missouri AG calls for ICE to stop United States citizens from collecting signatures to put the illegal gerrymandering map on the ballot.

    The Attorney General is NOT doing an investigation herself but reaching out to ICE to scare MO Citizens! This is truly autocracy at work in our own state.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHstHZSRiMs: Missouri Republican calls in ICE to interfere with ballot initiative

  • MO Petitions to Sign for Promoting Democracy

    Missouri currently has several significant petitions circulating that will shape the 2026 ballot and state politics.

    Please, look for the tent at the Weekly Protest at Mid Rivers Mall Drive and Sue Mandy to sign these critical petitions.

    For Additional Information click on the link provided.

    Active Petition Campaigns

    People Not Politicians – Referendum on Redistricting

    This petition seeks to overturn the new congressional map passed by the Missouri legislature in September 2025.  The campaign needs to collect approximately 117,000 signatures by December 11, 2025, to place the measure on the November 2026 ballot. If successful, voters would decide whether to accept or reject the gerrymandered map.

    Respect Missouri Voters – Constitutional Amendment to Protect Initiative Petition Process

    This petition aims to protect citizens’ ability to use the initiative process and prevent the legislature from overturning voter-approved measures.  The amendment would expand the initiative and referendum petition process by making it a fundamental right, allow courts to revise ballot summaries through lawsuits, prohibit the legislature from weakening initiative powers, and prevent the legislature from repealing laws enacted through voter initiatives without 80% approval from both chambers.  The campaign needs approximately 300,000 signatures by December 31 to qualify for the 2026 ballot.  This effort directly counters a GOP-backed constitutional amendment (HJR3) that would require citizen-led initiatives to pass not only statewide but also in all eight congressional districts—a requirement that would not apply to amendments proposed by the legislature itself. 

    MO for LGBTQ – Marriage Rights and Civil Rights Petitions

    This organization is collecting signatures for two separate petitions.  One would amend the state constitution to define marriage as “between two consenting adults,” protecting LGBTQ+ marriage rights if the federal Supreme Court ruling is overturned.  The second petition would expand Missouri’s anti-discrimination laws to include sexual orientation, gender identity, pregnancy, and marital status.

    Missouri Right to Education Initiative

    This petition seeks to make education a fundamental right for Missouri children and require the state to maintain “adequate, thorough, and uniform high quality free public schools” in every district. The measure aims to address inequality between school districts across the state.

  • Ready to Protest and Help your Neighbor?

    Join our weekly protest at the corner of

    Mid-Rivers Mall Dr and Sue Mandy in St. Peters, MO

    12:00 to 1:30 PM

    Click the RSVP Now Picture above to sign up.

    Join us for a peaceful, nonviolent demonstration with opportunities to connect with local organizations committed to justice and equity.

    We are collecting food each week to help our neighbors who have been impacted by the shutdown and the economic downturn. Please bring what you can to the protest and we will get it to those who need it. See the list below for suggestions: Helper Meals, Rice sides, Sloppy Joe Mix, Instant potatoes, Canned stews/chilis, Pasta sauce, Canned pasta, Flavored oatmeal packets, Canned meat (chicken, mini weenies, etc.), Pop-Tarts, Tuna pouches, Syrup, Baby formula

    Please note that St Peters has an ordinance that limits sign dimensions to 24″x24″. The organizers appreciate the professionalism of the St Peters Police Department week after week. Please help maintain our good relationship with them by complying with this ordinance.

    Also, please be sensitive to the needs of businesses in the area. There is a ton of parking available within a short walk. Please do not park in the Veterinary Emergency Group or in the Bank of America parking lot.

    Donald Trump and his fascist minions are dismantling democratic institutions, consolidating their power, and targeting marginalized communities. From mass firings of auditors, to sweeping healthcare cuts threatening millions, their actions are eroding the very fabric of our society.

    A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.Read less

  • Updates on MO Gerrymandering and Citizen Initiative Efforts

    STOP – MO Gerrymandering Efforts

    Now that the Gerrymandered maps are complete, the citizens of MO have 90 days to gather 115K signatures to force a referendum and repeal House Bill 1. People Not Politicians has launched the effort to gather the necessary signatures.

    If you want to be part of gathering signatures to stop MO Gerrymandering you can sign up here:

    Pledge To Collect Signatures to Protect Missouri’s Congressional Maps · People Not Politicians – Missouri

    If signature gathering is not your thing but you want to contribute check out their website by clicking the logo above. Also be sure to sign the petition to get the referendum on the ballot whenever you are presented with the opportunity.

    Citizen Initiative Effort to Stop Overturning Votes

    Respect MO Voter’s Organization officially launched their efforts to gather 300K signatures across the state of MO to get a ballot initiative in front of MO Voters in Nov 2026 to prevent the legislature from overturning MO election results.

    Click the logo above to check out their website and find a way to get involved. They too need people to collect signatures. Again, if you see someone collecting signatures for this effort take the time to sign, so MO voters can be heard.

    Informational Update

    To fight the new Gerrymandered Map 3 lawsuits have been filed.

    1. NaaCP has filed a lawsuit contesting that Gov. Kehoe decision to call a special session was unconstitutional and thus outputs of special session illegal.
    2. The ACLU is representing plaintiffs in a lawsuit brought forward to fight the power grab. This lawsuit points out the unconstitutionality of the effort as it is being done outside the bounds of a preceding federal census as stated in MO Constitution.
    3. As required by MO Constitution only compact districts are allowed. The 3rd lawsuit points out that the new redistricting violates this as the KC district has been redrawn to extend all the way to the border of Iowa.

  • A Couple of Ways to save MO Democracy

    Respect MO Voters – Citizen Initiative Effort

    Citizen Initiative to Ban Missouri Politicians from Attacking the Will of the People

    Respect MO Voters is a bi-partisan organization of volunteers working to keep MO politicians from overturning the will of the people. This organization is getting ready to launch a state wide signature campaign to get a measure on the ballot for November 2026 that will make it more difficult for politicians to overturn the will of the voters.

    The signature campaign kicks off on Sept 10th. Please, click the picture above to read more and find ways you can help.

    Protect MO Voters Effort to stop MO Re-Districting

    Protect MO Voters is working this week to keep the politicians from gerrymandering our Federal elections. This is an urgent effort, as the Governor has called a special session of MO Congress to perform re-districting. By clicking the picture above you will open additional information on how you can help.

    They are looking for on-line testimony by midnight Sept 4th. Scroll to the link submit on-line testimony just below Your Voice Matters Logo.

  • Contact State Officials to Oppose MO Gerrymandering of Federal Offices

    Please, take action and call MO Governor Mike Kehoe; MO House Speaker Jonathan Patterson and MO Senate President Cindy O’Laughlin to let them know you do not want them to support special legislation to redistrict the state of MO at this time. Please, encourage them to hold to the law and only redistrict after the 10 year census. Remind them they have sworn to uphold the Constitution of the State of Missouri.

    TitlePhone Number
    Governor Kehoe573-751-3222
    MO House Speaker Rep Patterson573-751-0907
    Senate President Sen O’Laughin573-751-7985
    Your State Senator and Your State Representativehttps://www.mo.gov/government/elections-and-voting/

    Background Information.

    Governor Kehoe has the power to call the special legislative session that would allow the re-districting. House Speaker Patterson must call the House to session to vote and Senate President Sen O’Laughlin has the power to call the Senate to session to vote.

    To identify your state House Rep and State Senator Check your Voter Registration with the State of MO at this website: :https://www.mo.gov/government/elections-and-voting/

    Current MO Districting

  • Looking for Inspiration…

    When feeling overwhelmed with all the chaos, it is important to focus on what is important to you and take steps to make the changes you want to see.

    Sometime we need some inspiration to overcome our own doubts about being effective.

    Here is a 15 minute TED talk that is inspiring and brings home the point that each of us can take a small action that can grow and draw people of many skills to make a real difference.

    Citizen Initiative