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Livermore Indivisible is a completely volunteer-run group, so we appreciate any size donation to help offset our expenses.
We need your help in submitting a comment to the Election Assistance Commission (EAC) before October 20th to stop the SAVE Act.
Prop 50 empowers voters to approve redrawing California's Congressional district lines through the 2030 census to fight back against Trump's push to stack the deck against Democrats' ability to regain control of the House of Representatives. Indivisible groups in California, and other coalition partners, support Prop 50 as a way to "meet fire with fire" as Governor Newsom says.
Livermore Indivisible will be canvassing our neighbors in support of Prop 50. No canvassing experience is necessary. We will be talking to our neighbors about why we support Prop 50. Please sign up for a short training and materials to canvass with us.
On Wednesday, October 1 Congressman Swalwell joined us at Sunset West Park in Livermore to help canvass "Yes for CA Proposition 50". Watch several videos of the event on our YouTube Channel Prop 50 playlist.
The videos for all of our meetings can be found on the Livermore Indivisible YouTube meetings playlist. Please go to this link to view our September meeting. The September meeting covered the topic of immigration with an overview of immigration law from an immigration attorney. We also heard from our own member about her immigration story. That was followed by Livermore's Vice Mayor Branning speaking on CA Prop 50.
We are holding our No Kings Livermore rally on Saturday, October 18, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Bring your signs from a prior rally, or make a new one (we also will have some pre-made signs as well) . Please register for the location.
Miguel Lopez, a resident of the area for 29 years, was detained in San Francisco during a routine immigration check-in as he was working on his legal status. After being detained in the Central Valley for 10 days, he was sent back to his home country of Mexico on June 7. Please consider donating to help his Livermore family bring their father and husband home.