Josh Weil Canvassing
Please call and canvass for Josh Weil. The elecction is in 2 weeks!
Help elect Josh to the House of Representatives!
Canvassing links below.

Tomorrow, March 18 at 9 am
Help Save St. Augustine Trees
Board of County Commissioners Meeting

Updates to the Land Development Code (LDC) to protect trees is on the Board of County Commissioners’ (BOCC) Agenda on Tue., 3/18, at 9am.

The “Tree Ordinance” (LDC Updates) is the first agenda item.
Meeting Info

• Date: Tue., March 18th 

• Time: 9am-12pm

• Location: 500 San Sebastian View, St. Augustine, FL 

Click the button below for More info. 

Join Indivisible Mandarin tomorrow at Jax City Hall.
No Duval Doge Round #2: No “Duval DOGE”!

Indivisible response to Chuck Schumer

Minority Leader Chuck Schumer decided to cave. Instead of using a rare point of actual leverage, he announced his decision to surrender without a fight, voting for cloture and providing a pass for other Senate Democrats to fold. By the time of the vote on Friday afternoon, 10 Senate Democrats voted with Republicans to invoke cloture and allow the bill to sail through to final passage and Trump’s desk. Click the button for the full response from Indivisible.

Empty Town Hall 3/24/25

Please join with Indivisible and other groups for the Empty Chairs Town Hall on Monday, March 24 at 5:30 p.m. at the IBEW Hall, 966 North Liberty Street, Jacksonville. Click on the graphic and RSVP for this event.

Protect Direct Democracy and Citizen-led Amendments in FL

Gov. DeSantis and his allies in the Florida Legislature are trying to take away Citizen led Amendments in FL via SB 7016: Initiative Petitions Proposing an Amendment to the State Constitution. Thanks to citizen-led amendments to the state Constitution, Florida voters have raised the minimum wage, enacted term limits for politicians, protected environmental treasures, legalized medical marijuana, established a taxpayer bill of rights, created universal voluntary pre-kindergarten for children, and passed many other reforms when politicians in Tallahassee have refused to act.

But Gov. DeSantis and out-of-touch politicians in Tallahassee want to make it nearly impossible for citizens to get future initiatives on the ballot.

Two actions:
1. Sign the Petition Below
2. Please contact members of the Fiscal policy committe and tell them to vote no on SB 7016: Initiative Petitions Proposing an Amendment to the State Constitution. If you click the button, you can then see the list of committe members and you can email them and find their phone numbers on this page.

You can use this email or write your own:
As a registered Florida voter, I strongly urge you to vote NO on bills that further restrict the ability of Floridians to participate in the citizen-led amendment process.

Thanks to citizen-led amendments, Florida voters have enacted term limits, protected environmental treasures, established a taxpayer bill of rights, created universal voluntary pre-kindergarten for children, and other popular amendments to our state constitution.

However, legislation currently under consideration are brazen attempts to take power from your constituents and undermine direct democracy. The citizen-led amendment process in Florida is already the strictest in the nation, requiring nearly one million signatures to get on the ballot and 60% support from voters to pass. We should be doing all we can to strengthen this process, not challenging everyday Floridians’ power to bring change to their communities.

Please stand with the people of Florida by opposing this legislation. Thank you.