A right-wing effort to put the recall of Governor Newsom on the ballot may succeed. Here’s what we know about it.

On Monday, Gavin Newsom and democratic leaders struck an 11th-hour deal, SB-91, that will protect most tenants from eviction through June 30, 2021, and sets up a federal rental assistance program. This bill addresses immediate concerns but misses the mark on long-term issues. Read to find out more about SB-91.

President Biden has issue an impressive number of Executive Orders and initiatives that address many of the issues that we have spoken out on. Here is a partial list of just those executive actions he has taken in the past days.

This year, the California Democratic Party’s Assembly District Election Meeting or ADEM is all-vote-by-mail, and we’re here to help clarify the process to ensure every vote gets counted.

Constituent pressure from activists like you has achieved some significant victories as the House of Representatives opens its new session. Here’s what changed.

Republican and often Democratic party leaders often spin the results of elections to claim that American voters don’t support progressive values. But is that really true?

Senator 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.

As the Declaration of Independence puts it, Governments derive their just powers from the Consent of the Governed. We express that consent through elections—the winner of the election has the majority’s consent to govern. The election must be trustworthy, trusted, and respected for that Consent and the Government built upon it to be legitimate.

Trump and the Republicans are sabotaging the Post Office and other critical institutions that we need for a fair election. Here’s what they’re doing… and here’s how to stop them!

Last Saturday, Trump issued executive orders of questionable legality that he boasted would provide economic relief to those suffering from his collapsing economy. It will come as no surprise that they amount to phony PR blarney - which, as usual, is in the details.

Congress is considering this year’s National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The current bill increases military spending - again! - and doesn’t address any of our current crises. Learn about how we got here, and what you can do about it now.

The City Charter requires SFPD to have 1,971 full-duty sworn officers at all times. Why, and how does that affect our City?

We sent an open letter to our Members of Congress with our demands for the next pandemic emergency stimulus bill, with over 80 signatures from Indivisible SF members. The letter is below.

The CARES Act was supposed to be a stimulus bill to help all Americans affected by the pandemic. Instead, it is little more than a bailout for big businesses.

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.