Join us for a day of action on Oct 17, 2026 10am-1pm! We will focus on early voting, voting rights, election security, and an inspiring and empowering speech by CALLIE BARR! Sign up for our email mailing list to receive updates about NO KINGS: VOTE EARLY + PROTEST! As an update, our local One Million Rising collective has stepped up to organize a food drive for The Manna Food Project! On-site donation collection (food and monetary) will be taking place. Thank you to that group for their coordination! NoMi Indivisible is a local grassroots non-partisan group, based in Petoskey, MI. We do not endorse candidates or collectively align with any political party. Our focus is to empower our community and defend democracy through education and action on key issues.

With Election Day quickly approaching, support right now can make a meaningful difference in ensuring Callie has the resources she needs to compete across this enormous district. We would LOVE to see you on October 3rd. But even if you cannot be there, please consider a donation. Email julie@callieforcongress.com for details on how to attend the Harbor Springs event.

Ever wonder how votes are counted? Come find out! Former East Lansing City Clerk Marie Wicks will host an interactive discussion on how voter registration and the counting of ballots happens in Michigan. Please bring your questions! This event is non-partisan.

Please attend the upcoming City of Petoskey Planning Commission meeting on Wed, Sept 16. The agenda reserves time for discussion on Data Centers and Flock Cameras. TELL YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS! Meeting agenda ->

Please attend the Emmet County Board of Commissioners meeting Aug 20 at 6 pm. The Board will discuss, and hopefully, approve, a resolution to delay Data Center permits in our county until March, 2027 to allow time for this complex issue to be sorted out. We need as many people present as possible to get this done. Consider speaking at the public comments portion of the meeting. There are board members who may oppose this so they may need to recognize what their constituents expect of them. We need to protect our beautiful county! Send emails, call, and attend at 200 Division St., Ste 160, Petoskey. (231) 348-1700. commissioners@emmetcounty.org Meeting Info Data Center Permit Resolution (PDF)

Speakers and Activities ──── Music ──── Chalk Art ──── Refreshments ──── Hear from community experts about important, urgent topics affecting residents of Northern Michigan including: - Data Centers - Election Integrity - Detention Centers - Universal Healthcare Refreshments, chalk art, music, and activities! NoMi Indivisible is a local grassroots non-partisan group, based in Petoskey, MI. We do not endorse candidates or collectively align with any political party. Our focus is to empower our community and defend democracy through education and action on key issues.

Meet candidates Melissa Perron and Brendan Ryan. Both are running in the Democratic primary to represent the Michigan 107th State Representative District. Questions for the upcoming forum can be submitted when you register for the event via Mobilize. Registration must be completed by July 6th, 2026 for questions to be considered for the event. Doors open at 5pm.

Emmet Democrats are building the infrastructure to take us into election 2026. This event will kick off our summer of action. - Meet your candidates in Candidate Alley - Catch up with Emmet County Democrats & Board Members - Learn how you can play a significant role in expanding the blue wave - Enjoy some local brews, Taco Tuesday, and make some new friends Come as you are, recruit some of your friends, and be part of the fun!

We will meet in Pennsylvania Park downtown Petoskey where you can pick up your pride flags, visit with others, and enjoy the energy of queerness! We will read a story, share a few words and start walking down to the people's corner around 6:30pm. Walking down lake street and then gathering with our flags, signs and PRIDE to stand together in visibility and solidarity in our community!

The next 250 starts with us. As America approaches its 250th anniversary, we have a choice about what story we tell. We can let strongman politics and corruption define the moment. Or we can make the story of America about people coming together — across race, background, identity, belief, and community — to defend our rights and build a future rooted in people power. On June 14, we rise up, we sing out, and we keep organizing. While the Committee for the First Amendment leads and hosts this powerful concert, Indivisible and No Kings are proud to partner with them to build the durable, hyper-local infrastructure our movement needs to win and counter the president's spectacle. On June 14, the national concert event celebrates the freedoms that belong to all of us: speech, assembly, protest, religion, press, and expression.