Help Phonebank for Judy Stahl AZ House LD1
Thank you to all of my wonderful supporters who have dedicated their time, energy and dollars to my campaign. Together we have built a movement to bring compassion and change to LD-1.
Learn Twitter? Yes, You Can!
Twitter has become an important political tool. It is a place where we can get information, pressure politicians, connect with like-minded people, and amplify our progressive message. Oh, and it’s fun, too.
CCJ Meal Train is Great Success! Thank you for PI Donations!
PI helped us serve close to 6,000 meals over the past few months…. THAT’S A BIG DEAL!
Racial Equity – What does it mean? Where do the candidates stand?
Researchers at Prescott Indivisible Voter Values Project have taken on the task of looking at where local and state candidates stand on racial equity and are sharing this research with you.
Turning AZ Blue: Live Podcast Info
Turning Arizona Blue is live as a podcast about the politics of going from a traditional Red state to a Blue state.
Thank You from CCJ!
We have served over 6,000 plates of food to our clients and we could not have done that without you. I have to say that, being one of the people dishing up many of these delightful meals, it was more appreciated than we can express.
Prescott Indivisible Wins Rurrie Award!
Check out the promo video featuring Prescott Indivisible members. Way to #REPRESENT!
Good News for Dreamers….
From Prescott Indivisible Immigration Team Chair Maria-Elena Dunn: Today is a day to be cautiously optimistic. Let’s rejoice but not let up the fight. The Day that our Dreamers were dreading has arrived with Good News. Chief Justice Roberts sided with the...Indivisible Endorses 5th Round of Candidates
We’ve talked to local groups, we’ve vetted candidates, and we’ve counted the votes. And now, we’re excited to announce Indivisible’s fifth round of national endorsements for the 2020 election cycle! These national endorsements elevate the candidates preferred by the...Join Save Our Schools Arizona
A quality system of schools for every child, in every neighborhood, was so important to the founders of our state that they embedded this requirement in the state constitution. Yet many years of under-funding and increased privatization have put that system at risk.