The American people did not elect Democrats by historic margins just to bend the knee and go back to business as usual. Senate Democrats need to listen to the voters and turn the page on status quo politics. Call your Democratic Senator: indivisible.org/actions/tell...

Tell Democrats: NO Schumer Coronation

The American people did not elect Democrats by historic margins just to bend the knee and go back to business as usual. Senate Democrats need to listen to the voters and turn the page on status quo…

indivisible.org

The American people did not elect Democrats by historic margins just to bend the knee and go back to business as usual. Senate Democrats need to listen to the voters and turn the page on status quo politics. Call your Democratic Senator: indivisible.org/actions/tell...

Tell Democrats: NO Schumer Coronation

The American people did not elect Democrats by historic margins just to bend the knee and go back to business as usual. Senate Democrats need to listen to the voters and turn the page on status quo…

indivisible.org

NEW: Indivisible is calling for a contested Senate leadership election, not a coronation. It is time to take meaningful steps to demonstrate that Democrats are discarding the old, failed playbook. Any Leader for the new fighting Democratic party must commit to the following:

We circulated this memo to every Dem senator yesterday. If your Dem senator or senator elect hasn't publicly opposed a Schumer coronation, ask them what they're waiting for.

Antonio Arellano@antonioarellano.com · 9h ago

NEW: Indivisible is calling for a contested Senate leadership election, not a coronation. It is time to take meaningful steps to demonstrate that Democrats are discarding the old, failed playbook. Any Leader for the new fighting Democratic party must commit to the following:

NEW: Indivisible is calling for a contested Senate leadership election, not a coronation. It is time to take meaningful steps to demonstrate that Democrats are discarding the old, failed playbook. Any Leader for the new fighting Democratic party must commit to the following:

Success in the 120th Congress means pairing bold affordability policy with aggressive accountability priorities. It is time to meet escalation with escalation, finally holding the corruption of the Trump Administration, and collusion of corporate America and Big Tech oligarchs to account.

We have momentum that Democrats cannot squander during the Lame Duck period. Any Democrat who is considering business as usual, or unwilling to fight at a level that matches the public’s demand for action - is not qualified to lead the party at this moment. Full stop.

Despite Tuesday’s resounding victory, Democrats cannot rest on their laurels, but rather must invest in serious efforts to rebuild credibility with the public. This moment demands a fundamental shift in Democratic leadership, and ambitions, to meet the public’s demand.

The American people elected new leaders to take on corruption and rising costs, hold Trump and his billionaire backers accountable, stand against mass deportations, and stop funding endless wars at working families’ expense. The people closed the door on one political era and demanded a new one.

Confirmed: Senator Chris Van Hollen, the first US Senator to come out against a Schumer coronation, joins @ezralevin.bsky.social and @leahgreenberg.bsky.social today on What’s the Plan! Join us live at 3pm ET today: www.mobilize.us/indivisible/...

Voters just delivered a new political era. Not a return to normal. Not a restoration of the status quo. Not another round of consultant-approved half measures. A fundamentally different approach to political power.

The 2026 election was more than a rejection of Trump. It was a rejection of the politics that allowed him to rise. The American people are demanding a new era of leadership, a new set of priorities, and a Democratic Party willing to fight for them.

Yesterday, voters made it very clear that they want a new generation of Democratic fighters. We need a leader in the Senate who is capable of leading that fight. It’s time for Senate Democrats to choose new leadership.

The incoming Congress cannot mistake this victory for permission to go back to normal. Voters want an opposition that creates productive conflict, exposes corruption, confronts abuses of power, and makes the people responsible answer for what they've done. The time for business as usual is over.

The lesson of 2026 is that voters will not wait for political leaders to find their courage. When establishment Democrats failed to meet the moment, voters elevated new fighters. When billionaires consolidated power, people organized. The political establishment should take note.

You cannot separate the affordability crisis from the corruption crisis. When billionaires and corporate interests shape government policy to protect their wealth, working people pay the price. Voters demanded a different direction. The incoming Congress must take on both.

Billionaires used their money and influence to consolidate power around Trump. Millions of ordinary Americans used their voices, their organizing, and their votes to challenge it. This election was a reminder that the richest people in America do not get the final say.

The American people want an opposition willing to use every tool available to confront corruption, challenge abuses of power, and fight for working people. The incoming Congress has must advance an accountability agenda.

No Schumer coronation. If you have a new or returning Democratic senator, call their office today, congratulate them, and urge them to oppose Schumer and demand an open, transparent process for choosing the next leader.

Democratic voters have sent a clear message: the politics of defeatism are not enough. They want leaders who will fight corruption, confront authoritarianism, and stand up to concentrated wealth. This election was about changing who represents the party and what it stands for.

No Schumer coronation. If you have a new or returning Democratic senator, call their office today, congratulate them, and urge them to oppose Schumer and demand an open, transparent process for choosing the next leader.

When billionaires lined up behind Trump and too many Democratic leaders failed to mount a meaningful opposition, ordinary Americans stepped forward. We built the No Kings movement and delivered an electoral rebuke to the corrupt Republican trifecta. The people filled the leadership vacuum and won!

Democrats won the House and Senate. That's a historic opportunity, but also a responsibility. Voters didn't send Democrats to Washington to return to business as usual. They sent them there to fight for people and hold those in power accountable.

They underestimated the people who marched. They underestimated the people who organized. And they underestimated the millions who turned protest into political power. Thanks to our No Kings movement, voters made clear that democracy belongs to the people, not the powerful.

Scapegoated. Vilified. Blamed. Latino voters responded by showing up and making history. The 2026 midterms marked a new milestone for Latino political power in America.

Latino voters aren't on the sidelines of American politics. They're helping define its direction. From record-breaking participation to historic victories up and down the ballot, the 2026 midterms demonstrated the growing political power of Latino communities across the country.

The largest protests in modern American history were not an endpoint. They were a beginning. No Kings helped turn public outrage into grassroots organizing, grassroots organizing into voter participation, and voter participation into a historic political force. That's what people power looks like.

They underestimated the people who marched. They underestimated the people who organized. And they underestimated the millions who turned protest into political power. Thanks to our No Kings movement, voters made clear that democracy belongs to the people, not the powerful.

The No Kings movement was never just about filling streets. It was about building people power strong enough to change the country. This election showed what happens when millions of people carry the energy of a movement from marches to organizing to voting.

This was the No Kings election. Millions of people took to the streets to say no to authoritarianism, no to corruption, and no to a government that serves the powerful. Then they took that energy to the ballot box. The result: a historic rejection of the politics of kings.