Born to an Indigenous and Irish family, Peggy Flanagan got her political start on Paul Wellstone’s 2002 campaign; in 2004, at 25 years old, she was elected to the Minneapolis School Board, its youngest-ever member. She trained tens of thousands of grassroots activists with Wellston Action and later, as executive director of the Children’s Defense Fund–Minnesota, co-chaired the Raise the Wage Coalition, successfully pushing to raise Minnesota’s minimum wage.
The fights to protect SNAP, housing assistance and Medicaid aren’t abstract for Flanagan; growing up, her family relied on these services to get by. Elected a state representative in 2015 and as Tim Walz’s Lt. Governor in 2019, Flanagan has led on paid family and medical leave, free school meals, universal background checks for gun purchases, and the fight to keep abortion legal in the state. She is Objibwe and an enrolled member of the White Earth Nation; if elected, she would be the first indigenous woman to serve in the U.S. Senate.
She’s running for U.S. Senate to continue defending working people against a regime that’s gutting essential services to enrich the billionaire fascism funders in Trump’s inner circle.
The Minnesota Indivisible Alliance endorsed Flanagan because, in the battle against fascism, we need leaders like Peggy Flanagan. We’re proud to stand with Minnesota Indivisibles to support Flanagan in her run to be the next U.S. Senator for Minnesota.

A son of the Central Valley, Randy has dedicated his life to giving back to the community that raised him and fighting for his neighbors. Randy is the child of hard working Mexican immigrants. Despite that hard work, his family still struggled, needing the support of Medicaid and food stamps to make ends meet. Growing up in Bakersfield, Randy also watched as elected officials turned a blind eye to the disproportionate rates of asthma and cancer in the Central Valley, and allowed corporate polluters to escape accountability. It was these formative experiences that pushed Randy to become an educator and community organizer, and empower his hard working neighbors to make change. Randy’s close community ties have given him a deep, personal understanding of the impact of bad policy, the costs of not fighting back, and what’s on the chopping block in Trump’s Washington, and is running for Congress to fight for working families like his.

Dr. Jasmine Clark is a mom, microbiologist, and college professor who felt compelled to run for the Georgia legislature following Trump’s first election, citing the need to defend science and fight misinformation.
She began her political career in 2018, winning a district that had been in GOP hands for over two decades. She’s become a leading voice for science in Georgia politics, fighting for abortion rights, voting rights, and equity in healthcare access and education.
Clark has a long record of standing up to Republicans, including calling out Gov. Brian Kemp for fabricating public health statistics at the beginning of the COVID pandemic, and fought efforts by the Georgia School Superintendent to defund AP African American history courses.
Indivisible Gwinnett, Intown Women’s Resistance, and Necessary Trouble Georgia have all endorsed Jasmine Clark because, in the battle against fascism, we need leaders like her. We’re proud to stand with Georgia Indivisibles to support Clark in her run to be the next Representative for Georgia’s 13th district.

Analilia Mejia is a progressive leader who will fight, not fold. The daughter of immigrants, Analilia Mejia has seen the transformative power a union job can have for working families. It was her mother’s union job as a garment worker that allowed her family to achieve the kind of stability that let Mejia attend Rutgers University. After graduation, Mejia became a union organizer herself. She would later go on to be the Director of the New Jersey Working Families Alliance, where she fought for the right to paid sick leave, a millionaire tax, and raising the minimum wage. Eventually, Analilia served as the National Political Director on Sen. Bernie Sanders’ 2020 presidential campaign, and was later appointed Deputy Director of the United States Women’s Bureau in the US Department of Labor.

Darializa Avila Chevalier is the proud daughter of immigrants from the Dominican Republic who’s been fighting for her neighbors in Upper Manhattan since she was a teen. A college educator and organizer who currently serves as an Investigator with Neighborhood Defender Services of Harlem, Darializa is running on a bold agenda to restore power to the people of NY-13 and make life better for the working class families of the district. As a constituent of NY-13 for nearly two decades, Darializa has watched homelessness spike, families flee, and NYCHA infrastructure crumble as tired representation has failed to meet the moment. Today, her priorities for the district include investing in dignified affordable housing, abolishing ICE, and expanding union protections. A skilled organizer and movement builder, Darializa has helped deliver countless local victories for her neighbors. From leading the fight for the removal of the Central Park Statue of J.

Justin J. Pearson is a frontline fighter for Tennesseans who has led in and outside of the State House on environmental justice, civil rights, and gun safety legislation. Anchored in a bold reimagining of our politics, Justin’s vision for the future puts vulnerable communities at the center.
Throughout his time in the Tennessee State House, Justin has undone the status quo of minority politics by launching one successful pressure campaign after the other against Tennessee’s GOP supermajority. Following a fatal Nashville shooting in 2023, he stood with the Tennessee Three leading Gov. Bill Lee to issue an executive order mandating at-purchase background checks for Federally Licensed Firearms.
In the face of rampant government collusion with corporate actors and technofascists, Justin remains a steadfast advocate of the people. In 2020, he organized with Memphians to block the construction of the Byhalia pipeline planned to obstruct a predominantly black neighborhood. With unfettered Data Center development on the rise in Tennessee, Justin has pledged his loyalty to the people, rather than AI and big energy interests.
Indivisible Tennessee has endorsed Justin J. Pearson because, in the battle against fascism, we need leaders like him. We’re proud to stand with Tennessee Indivisibles to support Justin J. Pearson in his run to be the next Representative for Tennessee’s 9th district.