Hey everyone, 

I’m Tricia, a senior organizer for Indivisible. The absolute *best* part
of my job is working with folks who are fired up and ready to make a
difference every single day -- and here in my turf, Arizona, folks have
been super excited about the chance to put pressure on Senator Martha
McSally, an appointed Republican senator who regularly votes with Trump
and refuses to hold him accountable. Some awesome Indivisible group
members here have been stepping up to host phonebanking parties multiple
times a week because friends don’t let friends phonebank alone! They’ve
been hard at work calling other Arizona voters to patch them through to
McSally’s office and urge her to take a stand on impeaching Trump. So far,
these calls have been making a real difference; in Arizona alone, we’ve
patched more than 120 constituents through to McSally’s office.

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You’ve probably seen a lot from us about Hubdialer, the tool we use to
make these calls happen (people around here really love talking about our
changemaking tools, and for good reason). So many volunteers and group
leaders love Hubdialer because of how easy it makes phonebanking; that’s
part of why group leaders here were able to step up so fast to join the
fight to urge McSally to support an open and transparent impeachment
trial. And so far, it looks like other activists in our network across the
country have been eager to join the fight too. Together in the last two
weeks, we’ve made 153,828 calls and engaged 348 volunteers across 24
different call shifts targeting McSally and other key senators like Susan
Collins, Cory Gardner, and John Cornyn. 🔥[ [link removed] ]☎️

Arizonans know we’re making a difference, but we’ve got a lot of shifts
remaining to contact other key Republican senators over the next few
weeks, and my colleagues across the country are telling me that we will
need all hands on deck for this one. Will you step up and host a
phonebanking party too? 

Here’s how to do it:

* Step 1: Gather some change-makers you know and [ [link removed] ]review the
available shifts to find a phonebanking time that works for all of
you. 
* Step 2: [ [link removed] ]Register for the shifts that work for you and share the
registration form with your friends. Please note that everyone
needs to register independently in order to get the training
information and dial-in codes. 
* Step 3: Get together wherever works for you and phonebank,
phonebank, phonebank! 

Our social media team also asked me to remind you that it’s important to
post photos of your event on [ [link removed] ]Twitter and [ [link removed] ]Facebook and tag
@IndivisibleTeam so we can share out the work you’re doing with other
activists across the country. As an organizer, I’m so excited to see how
many calls we can make when we all come together. Are you ready to join
this fight? 

Thanks for all you do,

Tricia Sauer

Arizona Senior Statewide Organizer 

P.S. - It’s a lot more fun in groups, but you can use Hubdialer on your
own. [ [link removed] ]Click here to sign up for a shift to make calls to folks in key
states. If you live in a place where your senators already support an
impeachment inquiry, this is a great way to make a difference. 



Groundbreaking tools like Hubdialer don’t come cheap. We’re spending
$145,000 to make sure that Indivisibles and progressive activists all
across the country get connected to their Senators now, when it matters
most. We don’t take money from candidates or political parties, which
means we rely on people like you to fund these critical tools. So if you
can’t make calls (or if you found some money in the couch when you sat
down to dial), please, can you [ [link removed] ]pitch in $10 right now to fund
impeachment calls, the 2020 blue wave, and all of Indivisible Action’s
work?



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