Indivisible

Trump has signaled plans to interfere with the 2026 elections, including targeting mail-in ballots, intimidating election workers, and pushing gerrymandering.

The Iowa campaign organizes voter outreach, trains an Election Defense Corps, and prepares for election interference to secure midterm results.

The North Carolina campaign organizes voter outreach, trains an Election Defense Corps, and prepares for election interference to secure midterm results.

Indivisible outlines how local groups endorse candidates to amplify grassroots influence and hold elected officials accountable.

The page explains the Insurrection Act, its potential invocation by former President Trump, and how individuals can prepare for and respond to such actions.

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Indivisible provides organizers with guides, training, and resources to strengthen local democratic power.

Ezra Levin co-founded and co-leads Indivisible. Before that, he worked at Prosperity Now, Congressman Lloyd Doggett’s office, and as an AmeriCorps VISTA in San Jose.

Leah Greenberg co-founded and co-leads Indivisible. Previously, she managed grants for Humanity United, advised the State Department, and worked on Capitol Hill for Congressman Tom Perriello.

Indivisible rejects political violence, emphasizing non-violent strategies as essential for building lasting power in movements.

Indivisible is a national grassroots movement empowering local groups to defend democracy, take action on key issues, and organize collective pressure on elected officials.