ELECTIONS & VOTING
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The 2026 midterms and the 2028 primaries will be crucial for protecting our democracy.
Indivisible channels grassroots energy into electing progressive candidates who will work towards an inclusive democracy that provides for the needs of all people, and to defeat politicians who will stand in its way. The Mid-Terms are scheduled to be held in the United States, in large part, on November 3, 2026. The primaries will follow in 2028.
MUCH PROGRESS WILL HAPPEN THROUGH ELECTIONS. Keeping informed on elections and making sure you are able to vote are crucial components. We’re collecting articles, recordings, announcements and other media to keep us informed and engaged. Check back often!
Hands Off Our Vote is Indivisible’s national program to ensure all eligible voters get to cast their ballot, and that those ballots get counted. We’ll help you be ready to respond to any attacks, and we’ll shine a light on the bad actors threatening our basic constitutional rights.
By signing up you’ll get notified of key voting deadlines in your state, get updates on any threats to your voting rights and learn how to counter them, and be ready to mobilize in defense of your vote. You’ll also play an important role in rapid response moments whenever and wherever they try to pull those dirty tricks. We have tremendous power to protect our elections in 2026. Sign up here to get started and join the Hands Off Our Vote movement.
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LINKS
https://clerkrecorder.venturacounty.gov/elections
How Ventura County Counts Your Vote
League of Women Voters of Ventura County
League of Women Voters of California
League of Women Voters of California Education Fund Some of LWV Ed Fund current priorities include: Educate communities on critical issues so residents can take action; Fight mis/disinformation so voters can confidently cast their ballot; and Close the voter participation gap in California elections.
Here are two of their many great resources:
Easy Voter Guide
VOTE 411
Learn about The SAVE Act and Prop 39.
Learn about all propositions and measures on your ballot at BALLOTPEDIA.
Track Your Ballot after you vote! at Ballottrax.
VC Elections Division has lots of good local information.
You can check out Democracy Docket for voting rights and election news
IOV POSTS
- League of Women Voters Ballot Recommendations
The League of Women Voters of California has published its positions on all 14 statewide measures on the November 3 ballot. Five yes, eight no, one neutral, with the reasoning for each. - General Election Kickoff Call: Watch the Recording
Indivisible National’s General Election Kickoff Call is online. About 50 minutes on what is at stake, the plan to flip the House and Senate, and how to pitch in this fall. - Election Protection 201: What To Do When Something Goes Wrong
The follow-up training is online. Rapid response, ICE at the polls, ballot curing, and what to do if the mail ballot fight lands on us.
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Ground Control is a wonderful clearinghouse for vetted local opportunities: rides to the polls, bilingual helplines, poll worker sign-ups filtered to where you live and updated often.