Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s thirty years of service in the Senate will end soon—she has previously said this is her last term and she will not run for reelection. Hospitalized in late February, she’s still out, with no clear time frame for her return at this point. This is causing problems confirming President Biden’s nominees into the federal courts. This whole episode has caused a fresh round of both public concern for Senator Feinstein’s health and calls for her resignation.
Read MoreOn Monday, April 5, members of Indivisible chapters around the Bay Area gathered at 1 Post Plaza, the home of Sen. Feinstein’s San Francisco office, to demand that Congress protect voting rights by passing the For the People Act.
Read MoreWe spoke with the staff of Senator Feinstein on COVID relief, minimum wage, and securing democracy. Here's where she stands.
Read MoreSenator Feinstein has failed us by legitimizing the appointment of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court and doing nothing to procedurally delay or obstruct it. We are asking her to step down from her Judiciary Committee leadership role.
Read MoreWe 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.
Read MoreWe met with Jim Lazarus (State Director) and Abby Ellis (Field Representative) at the Dianne Feinstein’s San Francisco office Thursday. We discussed avoiding war in Iran, our concerns about the NDAA, and the importance of a fair impeachment trial in the Senate.
Read MoreWe met with Sen. Feinstein’s staff earlier this month. Here’s a summary of the meeting.
Read MoreAt our most recent meeting with Sen. Feinstein’s staff in her SF office, we received a letter addressed to seven Indivisible chapters, including us. In it, she laid out her reasoning for voting for the bill, including substantive responses to our concerns.
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