Calling residents of Northern Grand Rapids, Walker, Rockford, Alpine Township, Ada and Cascade! You may be registered to vote in the Michigan State Senate District 30. We have details to consider as you complete your ballots! Kent County Indivisible is helping voters get information they need to be informed constituents.
Do you live in East Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids Township, Grandville, Kentwood, Wyoming or anywhere else in the Michigan State Senate District 29? Continue reading for important information for your community. Kent County Indivisible is helping voters get information they need to be informed constituents. We sent candidates running in
The Michigan State Senate District 20 includes areas of Southwest Kent County, including Byron Center and Cutlerville. Check out how candidates on your ballot responded to the questions we posed to them below. Kent County Indivisible is helping voters get information they need to be informed constituents. We sent candidates
Do you live in Alto, Caledonia or Bowne Townships? These locations are included in the Michigan State Senate District 18. You may be interested how your candidates responded to issues important to you – see below! Kent County Indivisible is helping voters get information they need to be informed constituents. We
Michigan House of Representatives District 91 includes the areas of Northern Kent County. If you live in Cedar Springs, Solon Township, Oakfield Township and areas close-by, check out how your candidates responded to our questions. Kent County Indivisible is helping voters get information they need to be informed constituents.
Do you live in Michigan House of Representatives District 90? That area includes Rockford, Sparta, Alpine Township, Cannon Township, Grattan Township, Vergennes Township and more. Here is some important information for you to consider! Kent County Indivisible is helping voters get information they need to be informed constituents. We sent
Calling all voters in Northeast Grand Rapids, Ada Township, Plainfield Township and other areas of Michigan House District 81! Kent County Indivisible is helping voters get information they need to be informed constituents. We sent candidates running in multiple races across Kent County a questionnaire with questions specific to the
If you live in Kentwood, East Grand Rapids, Cascade Township or anywhere else in Michigan House District 80 – this information is for you! Feel free to keep reading even if you do not live in those locations. Kent County Indivisible is helping voters get information they need to be informed
We are done! We are done with ICE feeling comfortable in our city as they quietly kidnap our friends, family and neighbors, 7 days a week. Dissapearing mom, dads - separating families. Causing irreparable trauma that will remain for generations. ICE has KIDNAPPED just shy of ONE THOUSAND of our BELOVED
As this message was being written on a Sunday morning, half a dozen members of our community were ripped off the streets of Grand Rapids. People who were spending time with their families. People getting ready for church. People resting after working all week. People. This is happening nearly every
Let FISA 702 expire unless it is fundamentally reformed to include protections for the Fourth Amendment
When our law enforcement officers work to build trust with their communities, those communities are safer. This article explores how six key policies benefit our community by building trust in local police and ensuring that they focus on community safety.
When the government defines opposition as a domestic terrorism indicator, it needs to have a way to investigate political opposition. This requires widespread surveillance. Enter Flock Safety.
On Friday, January 23, Minnesota is taking action with statewide actions including calls for people to stay home, protests at Target and other ICE-supporting retailers. We can't be there in person - but we can be there in spirit by speaking with our wallets to show we Stand
Let us remember why we honor the legacy of Dr. King today. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968. The push to enact legislation to recognize this day as a federal holiday began just days after the assassination of Dr. King, in April 1968. It took another