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This summer, the Indivisible Tri-Cities Elections Team asked Tri-Cities residents to submit the questions they wanted congressional candidates to answer. From those submissions, we selected six community questions and sent the same questions to all 11 candidates running for Washington’s 4th Congressional District seat. Seven candidates responded! Every response has been published exactly as received, without editing, so voters can hear directly from the candidates in their o

We’re excited to share that Indivisible Tri-Cities is featured in this month’s edition of Tumbleweird! The article highlights our ongoing voter education work, our efforts to help community members feel confident participating in elections, and the importance of staying visible and connected across the Tri-Cities. Thank you to Tumbleweird for helping shine a light on this work. Read the full article here: https://tumbleweird.org/indivisible-staying-visible/

📣 PROTEST: Speak UP! Take Action. Honor John Lewis. Join Indivisible Tri-Cities WA as we celebrate the legacy of John Lewis by taking his words to heart. "When you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, you have to SPEAK UP. You have to say something, you have to DO something." This is about more than remembering a civil rights icon. It is about carrying his work forward through courage, action, and hope. Protest: SPEAK UP! 📅 When: Saturday, July 18th 🕛 11

What a fantastic 4th of July Parade! Thank you to everyone who came out to walk with us, cheer us on, wave from the crowd, and celebrate community together. The energy, smiles, and patriotic spirit made the day feel extra special. We are so grateful for everyone who helped make this parade such a fun and memorable celebration.

Each week, we will highlight one constitutional amendment and explain what it means in clear, everyday language. This week, we are looking at Section 2 of Amendment 14. What it means: Section 2 of the Fourteenth Amendment addresses how representation in Congress is counted among the states. It also says that if a state denies or limits voting rights for eligible citizens, that state’s representation in Congress can be reduced. 🗳️⚖️ Why it matters: This section connects votin

A new AP News report says ICE has updated detention standards for facilities holding roughly 60,000 people. According to AP, the changes include expanded use of AI in communication with detained people, continued $1-per-day pay for some detained workers, and revised standards affecting medical care, language access, and facility oversight. ICE says the changes are intended to reduce administrative burdens on detention operators. Advocates and experts have raised concerns abou