Please vote early this year. We hope for a big ballot drop on October 17, AKA No Kings Day, so fill out your ballot with a group of friends and bring them to one of the locations listed below.
IWCCC is working to get out the vote in California’s US Congressional districts 13 and 22
The IWCCC Blue Dot Group is helping “blue dot” Indivisibles to motivate their demoralized electorate to vote, despite increased voter suppression.
We’re fundraising for progressive candidates, mailing letters to voters, phone banking, canvassing, and networking to support vulnerable districts and flip red districts in Tennessee, North Carolina, Iowa, Ohio, Mississippi, and our own Central Valley, CA (CD-13 and CD-22). Contact J McNamara (democracy.richmondca@gmail.com) for more info.
If you are looking for information on voting:
1. Google your own state department of elections.
2. Google your county/city/town General Registrar, talk with them — call, go to the office, send email.
3. Use vote.gov
Use Voteriders.org if you have any questions about needing personal ID to vote.
Do not use Votesafe dot org to check your voter registration. Votesafe [sic] is a hoax site set up by Elon Musk to mine personal and political data and feed voters right wing propaganda.
The IWCCC strongly opposes Prop 39, a voter suppression plan put forth by right wing operatives with the intent to bring out anti-democratic voters in 2026 and make it harder for people to vote in any and all future elections.
There are many other ballot measures that deserve your consideration and IWCCC has not taken positions on most of them. We recommend you visit these links to learn more about them:
Indivisible El Dorado, based in El Dorado county has posted this analysis of the ballot measures for your consideration.
League of Women Voters (LWV) positions on the ballot propositions.
Prop 39 is a voter suppression plan put forth by right wing operatives with the intent to bring out more anti-democracy voters in 2026 and make it harder for our citizens to vote in any and all future elections.
One political party has been doing these types of things relentlessly in order to maintain a partisan political dominance, despite its lack of support among most Americans and Californians, in particular.
Even the Post office is being politicized to rig election outcomes. We can’t let that happen. Join our struggle for fair elections in 2026 and vote NO on Prop 39.
VOTE EARLY: WEST COCO COUNTY (CA) DROP BOX LOCATIONS
– El Cerrito City Hall, 10890 San Pablo Ave, El Cerrito
– El Sobrante Library, 4191 Appian Way, El Sobrante
– Hercules Public Library, 109 Civic Dr, Hercules
– Kensington Community Center, 59 Arlington Ave; Kensington
– Pinole City Hall 2131 Pear St, Pinole
– Contra Costa County EHSD, 1305 Macdonald Ave, Richmond
– North Richmond Center for Health, 1501 Fred Jackson Way Rirhmond
– Richmond City Hall, 450 Civic Center Plaza, Richmond
– West County Wastewater District, 2910 Hilltop Dr, Richmond
.. Contra Costa College, 2600 Mission Bell Dr, San Pablo
– San Pablo City Hall, 1000 Gateway Ave, San Pablo
WEST COUNTY REGIONAL EARLY IN-PERSON VOTING SITE
– Richmond Memorial Auditorium, 403 Civic Center Plaza, Richmond
Open Friday, October 30, through Monday, November 2, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., except Sunday, November 1.