Last week, members of Indivisible SF met with District 4 Supervisor Candidate Natalie Gee.

One of our members attended a recent town hall with Kevin Mullin - here’s their update!

Democrats are currently drafting a 4th Emergency-Relief bill which they refer to as "CARES2." Based on the principle of putting people first, and drawing on work from Indivisible National and other organizations, ISF has developed a list of 36 principles, economic relief provisions, and national policies that we believe need to be included in the bill in order to combat the pandemic and rescue the economy in a manner that is fair and just for all. We will pursue this agenda with the MoC’s staff in virtual meetings and continued email exchanges. Read our letter below or check it out here.

We held a video meeting with the staff of Senator Feinstein. Senator Feinstein expressed support for our demands for Congress to pass a coronavirus stimulus bill that helps workers and hospitals, instead of bailing out corporations. We also discussed our concerns regarding the state of the Census during the shutdown.

We met with Speaker Pelosi to talk about budget, oversight and how the Power of the Purse can be used to resist Trump’s agenda.