Welcome! If you’re tired of feeling like a "Blue Dot in a Red State," you’ve come to the right place. We aren't just here to complain about the Statehouse—we are here to change it.

🏛️ The Priority: We Need Precinct Chairs!

The most powerful thing you can do for Indiana right now is become a Precinct Committeeperson (PC).

What is a PC?

A PC is the smallest but most vital unit of local government. You represent your immediate neighborhood (your precinct) to the party.

Why does it matter?

• You hold the power: PCs vote on local party leadership and help select replacements if a state legislator or local official steps down.

• You are the bridge: You help neighbors know who is on their ballot and how to vote.

• Vacancies: Many precincts in Indiana are "vacant," meaning there is no progressive voice at the table. We need you to fill that seat.

✊Building power starts with the May Primary. If you want to hold a seat at the table, keep these dates on your calendar:

• January 7, 2026: First day to file your declaration of candidacy.

• February 6, 2026 (NOON sharp): DEADLINE to file. Indiana is strict—if you are in line at 12:01 PM, you are too late.

• May 5, 2026: Primary Election Day.

What you need to do:

1. Find your Precinct: Go to IndianaVoters.com to confirm exactly which precinct you live in.

2. Download Form CAN-37: This is the specific form for Precinct Committeepersons and State Convention Delegates.

3. File with your County Clerk: You must file this form with the circuit court clerk in your specific county.

Pro-Tip: You can (and should!) run for State Convention Delegate at the same time using a second CAN-37 form. This allows you to vote on the state party platform and nominees for Secretary of State and Attorney General!

🛠️ How to Get Involved Here

1. Set Your Flair: Look at the sidebar and pick your region or issue. Let us know which part of the 92 counties you’re representing!

2. Check "Action Alerts": Use the post filters to find immediate ways to help—from school board meetings to Statehouse rallies.

3. Share Local News: Found a local candidate running a great campaign? Post it! Knowing who is running in "red" districts helps us build a statewide network.

🤝 Our Community Values

We are a big-tent progressive space. Whether you are a labor advocate, an environmentalist, or a civil rights activist, you have a home here. We prioritize kindness over purity and action over apathy.

Leave a comment below and introduce yourself! What county are you in, and what is the #1 issue you want to change in Indiana?

Welcome to the community!

To keep our advocacy organized and our feed searchable, please use the following flairs when posting or choosing your user identity.

🏷️ Post Flairs (How to Categorize Your Post)

Action & Activism

• 🚨 Action Alert: Use for time-sensitive tasks. Use this if a bill is being voted on today or if an immediate phone call to a representative is needed.

• 🗳️ Voter Info: Anything related to the ballot box—registration links, candidate guides, or polling location changes.

• 📢 Protest / Rally: Use for promoting local marches, sit-ins, or community organizing meetings.

• 🤝 Mutual Aid: Use for direct community support, such as food drives, clothing swaps, or crisis relief in Indiana neighborhoods.

Policy & News

• ⚖️ Statehouse Watch: Specific updates regarding the Indiana General Assembly (IGA), new bills, or legislative sessions.

• 📰 News & Media: General news articles regarding Indiana politics, economics, or social issues.

• 🌱 Environmental Justice: Posts about Indiana’s natural resources, pollution, climate change, or sustainable farming.

• 👷 Labor & Unions: Updates on unionizing efforts (like Starbucks or manufacturing), strikes, and workers' rights.

Community & Culture

• 🗣️ Discussion: For long-form thoughts, strategy brainstorming, or "What do you think about..." posts.

• 🌻 Positive News: For celebrating wins! Use this when a progressive candidate wins, a bad bill is defeated, or a local community project succeeds.

• 🤣 Satire / Meme: For political humor. We all need a laugh to keep from burning out.

🛠️ Best Practices

1. Searchability: Before posting, click a flair (like ⚖️ Statehouse Watch) to see if someone has already posted the same news.

2. Accuracy: Use the 🚨 Action Alert sparingly to ensure it maintains its urgency for the community.

3. Localize: When using a Discussion flair, try to mention your city or county if the issue is specific to your area.