District of Columbia Indivisibles,

After Senate Republicans repeatedly filibustered significant structural democracy reforms from passage this year, Democrats released the Freedom to Vote Act, a transformative democracy reform bill that builds on the For the People Act and brings us closer to passing critical voting rights and fair redistricting provisions this Congress. But we cannot risk more delays -- we need the Senate to deliver for the American people NOW, before we run out of time this year.

That’s why we are taking part in the #TimeToAct Week of Action all this week with the Declaration For American Democracy (DFAD) to urge the Senate to pass the Freedom to Vote Act. While senators are home for recess, activists across the country will participate in rallies, marches, and press events to call on the Senate to act swiftly to pass robust national standards for federal elections, and to use every lever of power and influence to pass the Freedom to Vote Act. Ready to join in? Here’s how to take action: 

1. First -- Click here to find your local #TimeToAct event on the national map, and be sure to RSVP now. Not seeing an event near you, or can’t make the one listed? Gather a group of friends and neighbors and consider organizing your own event -- you’ll find everything you need to start planning in our comprehensive event toolkit here, and then register your event on the national map so others can join in. If you need some inspiration, check out these recent events Indivisibles organized in Massachusetts, California, Delaware, New York and Pennsylvania! 
2. Then -- make sure to call your senators today and every day this week, so they know we’re as dedicated as ever to passing legislation to save our democracy and our right to vote. 

This is a national issue, and every state matters. If you have a Democratic Senator who already supports the Freedom to Vote Act, ask them to make statements, talk to their colleagues and push the bill through. And if you have a Republican Senator, your voice still matters! Red states have faced the brunt of the regressive bills to limit access to the polls, and the best thing you can do is draw attention to these undemocratic policies and your electeds' actions.

Senate Leader Schumer has said time and again this year that, when it comes to passing democracy reform, “failure is not an option.” Join us this week and let’s go all in to make sure we get it done. 

In solidarity,
Indivisible Team

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