Cambridge Indivisible

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We are a progressive Cambridge, MD community fostering connections for political change. Rooted in inclusivity and equity, we empower voices, boost voter engagement, and work with grassroots organizers to amplify local impact. Together, we thrive. ❌👑

**They're coming for our vote. We're not sitting this one out.** Dorchester County — Indivisible just launched **Hands Off Our Vote!**, a national push to protect the 2026 elections before, during, and after November 3rd. 📋 Get involved: docs.google.com/forms/d/17RU...

Protect the Vote: Volunteer Sign-Up — Cambridge Indivisible

Trump and his allies are coming after our 2026 elections in Dorchester County and everywhere else. Pick where you want to help — you don't need to do everything, just one thing well.

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BREAKING: Pirro has dismissed the case against Davey Hearn for vandalizing the reflecting pool, saying that there's no way vandals could have caused the damage.

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Early voting is open in Dorchester County through June 18 — 7 AM to 8 PM daily at 1000 Goodwill Ave, Cambridge. Election Day: June 23. Mail-in requests due June 16. Not registered? Same-day registration works. Bring proof of address. Three ways to vote. Pick one.

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Today in Cambridge, a handful of us showed up for the All Roads Lead to the South solidarity action for Black voters’ rights. To the folks who were there: thank you. This is what it looks like. To white people who want to understand white supremacy and show up as the best ally you can be for the

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If you live near Hagerstown, MD, please go to this and so NO! What: Protest Against Proposed ICE Detention Facility Where: Washington County Administration Building, 100 W Washington St, Hagerstown, MD When: Tuesday, May 12 at 9:00 AM Mobilize: www.mobilize.us/indivisible/... Share widely.

Stop the Proposed ICE Detention Facility in Washington County · Indivisible

Join Hagerstown Rapid Response and Washington County Indivisible as we continue the urgent fight against a proposed ICE detention facility planned in Washington County, Maryland. What began as a loca...

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The John Roberts Court has done more to reduce the political power of poor people and Black people while enlarging the voting rights of rich people and corporations than has any court since Roger Taney was Chief Justice in the 1800s. I opposed his nomination in 2005, and I stand by that.

Today's Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais is the culmination of John Roberts’ two-decade crusade to gut the Voting Rights Act. It is, simply put, a devastating blow to American democracy.