Indivisible Central New Jersey

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Indivisible Central NJ is an independent, grassroots organization dedicated to supporting democracy. We work collectively with Indivisible groups at the national, state, and local levels to empower citizens to hold our elected officials accountable.

We’re heartbroken to learn of the deaths of two more US servicemembers. This illegal war never should have started. Members of Congress must be united in their rejection of one more cent for Trump’s war of choice — demand that your elected officials hold the line: act.indivisible.org/sign/no-iran...

Tell Congress: Not an additional dime to fund Trump's Iran war

Trump's unauthorized, unprovoked war in Iran has cost the lives of US service members and thousands of civilians in Iran and across the Middle East. Even after a 60-day agreement was announced, Trump ...

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Trump is trying to cast doubts on the 2020 election results so that he can sabotage the midterms — because he is desperate and losing.  But no matter how hard Trump and the GOP try, we’re still going to show up to vote and win by margins too big to rig. Join the Hands Off Our Vote movement. 🙌🗳️

Hands Off Our Vote in 2026! · Indivisible

**We know that Trump and his Big Lie cronies are plotting to do everything they can to undermine our elections in 2026.** Whether it’s trying to end mail-in voting, targeting registration programs, bl...

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NJ11's Primary Special Election demonstrates why, especially in a crowded field of candidates, we need Ranked Choice Voting. RCV results in a majority vote and mandate for the winner, and discourages candidates within the same party from hurling attack ads at each other. See www.voterchoicenj.org.

Voter Choice NJ

Ranked-Choice Voting is a simple upgrade to the way we vote. It enables voters to rank candidates in order of preference, and ensures the winner of any election has the support of — and is accountable...

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Indivisible Central New Jersey members joined the ICE Out for Good march from Highland Park to New Brunswick - just one of almost 1,200 across the country. Chants, songs, signs, music, costumes, enthusiastic motorists, and many meetings with old friends made the afternoon a joyous and hopeful one.