Find Your People. Protect Democracy.
Find Your People. Protect Democracy.
Indivisible Cottonwood • Clarkdale • Cornville is committed to strengthening our community through civic engagement, mutual support, and local action. Inspired by the national Indivisible movement, we believe democracy works best when everyday people come together to make their voices heard, support one another, and help shape the future of their communities.
We are dedicated to building an inclusive, informed, and engaged Verde Valley through outreach, education, volunteerism, and collective action.
Upcoming Events
PRESENTED BY: RURAL ORGANIZING INITIATIVE
Join Indivisible CCC on Thursday, October 15, from 5:00–7:00 PM at Red Rooster Cafe for an evening of community, conversation, and civic education!
We're welcoming ROI (Rural Organizing Initiative) for The Story of Your Ballot, an informative presentation exploring the journey of your ballot through the election process, including verification, counting, and the safeguards that help protect election integrity.
And because good conversations are even better over good food, we're hosting Chili Night! Enjoy chili with all the yummy fixings as we connect with fellow community members and strengthen our local democracy.
Whether you're a longtime member or new to Indivisible CCC, everyone is welcome!
📅 Thursday, October 15
⏰ 5:00–7:00 PM
📍 Red Rooster Cafe
Find Your People. Protect Democracy. 💙
RIDE TO THE POLLS IS BACK
🚗 Ride to the Polls — We’re Here to Help
Hi everyone,
This election season, there is no sitting this one out. We have to vote. 🗳️
Starting October 7 through November 3, Indivisible CCC will be offering free rides to help members of our community get to where they need to go to cast their ballot.
Whether you need a ride to:
🗳️ Early voting
📮 A ballot drop-off location
🗳️ Your polling location on Election Day
—we’re here to help.
🚗 NEED A RIDE?
Request a ride here:
❤️ WANT TO VOLUNTEER AS A DRIVER?
We’re looking for dependable volunteers who can help provide rides throughout the program.
Volunteer here:
If you know someone who needs a ride, please share this with them.
👉 RSVP here:
https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible-ccc/event/1044444/
❤️ HELP KEEP THE RIDES FREE
Donations of any size help us provide outreach materials, coordinate volunteers, and cover other program expenses.
Support the Ride to the Polls Program:
https://secure.actblue.com/donate/indivisibleccc1156678179
Let’s make sure transportation isn’t what keeps someone from participating.
Indivisible CCC
Find Your People. Protect Democracy.
Tuesday, October 13 | 3:30–5:00 PM
El Portal Hotel
95 Portal Ln., Sedona, AZ
Join us for a Democratic Candidates Forum co-sponsored by Yavapai Democrats.
All Democratic candidates have been invited, with several confirmed candidates ready to meet voters, answer questions, and talk about the issues that matter to our communities.
Christine Dargon — Arizona State Senate
Christine is running for the Arizona State Senate, where elected senators help write and vote on state laws and Arizona's budget. The Legislature makes decisions affecting education, water, healthcare, public safety, infrastructure, and communities throughout Arizona.
Dr. Terry Ruiz — Superintendent of Public Instruction
The Superintendent of Public Instruction leads the Arizona Department of Education and plays a central role in Arizona's public education system. The office works with schools, educators, and communities on issues including education policy, student achievement, school funding, and support for Arizona's students and teachers.
Sandy Zalecki — Arizona State Representative
State Representatives help write and vote on Arizona laws and the state budget. Their decisions affect issues ranging from education and healthcare to water, public safety, infrastructure, and the services available to Arizona communities.
County Supervisor Dee Jenkins
Camp Verde Mayor Marie Moore
Come hear from the candidates, learn more about the offices they're seeking, and ask your own questions.
This is a great opportunity to meet the people asking for your vote and hear directly from them about their priorities for Arizona.
You don't have to know everything about every race. Come curious, ask questions, and get informed! 💗
👉 Come meet your candidates. Come be part of the conversation.
RSVP Here:
https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible-ccc/event/1062218/
Saturday, October 17 | 5:00–7:00 PM
4110 E. Valley Ln.
Lake Montezuma, AZ 86335 (Rimrock area)
Join Indivisible Rimrock for an evening with Jonathan Hill and Clara Pratte, Democratic candidates for the Arizona Corporation Commission.
The Corporation Commission makes decisions affecting utility rates, energy, water, consumer protections, and Arizona's energy future.
Come meet the candidates, ask questions, and learn why this often-overlooked race matters.
https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible-ccc/event/1062181/
Tuesday, October 20 | 5:00–7:00 PM
Red Rooster Cafe
901 Main St., Cottonwood
Join us at the Red Rooster for an evening with Democratic candidates and local leaders. This is a chance to meet the people asking for your vote, hear what they stand for, and ask questions directly.
Christine Dargon — Arizona State Senate
State Senators help write and vote on Arizona's laws and state budget. The Senate has a major role in decisions affecting education, healthcare, water, public safety, infrastructure, and the economy.
Nick Mansour — Arizona State Treasurer
The State Treasurer serves as Arizona's chief banking and investment officer, managing state funds and overseeing the state's financial resources. The office plays an important role in protecting public funds and managing Arizona's finances responsibly.
Kris Mayes — Arizona Attorney General
The Attorney General is Arizona's chief legal officer and represents the state in legal matters. The office also plays an important role in consumer protection, public safety, civil rights, and enforcing Arizona law.
Sandy Zalecki — Arizona House of Representatives
Members of the Arizona House help create and vote on state laws and the state budget. Their decisions can directly affect education, water, healthcare, public safety, local government, and Arizona families.
We'll also hear from County Supervisor Nikki Check about the “Jail Tax” and issues facing Yavapai County.
County government has a direct impact on many of the services we rely on every day, so this is a great opportunity to learn more about an issue affecting our local community.
You don't have to be an expert on every race. Come listen, ask questions, and get informed before you vote.
Co-sponsored with Indivisible CCC.
Bring a friend, grab a seat, and join the conversation at the Red Rooster!
RSVP HERE:
https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible-ccc/event/1062220/
Saturday, October 24 | 1:00 PM
Cottonwood, AZ
Want to do more than just meet the candidates? Come hit the doors with us! 🚪💗
Join Jonathan Nez, candidate for U.S. Congress, and Christine Dargon, candidate for Arizona State Senate, for a canvass in Cottonwood.
We'll be talking with voters, listening to our neighbors, sharing information, and helping people get ready for Election Day.
Jonathan Nez — U.S. Congress
Members of Congress represent Arizona in Washington, D.C., where they help shape federal laws and policies, vote on the federal budget, and advocate for the needs of their communities. Congressional decisions affect issues ranging from healthcare and Social Security to infrastructure, public lands, the economy, and more.
Christine Dargon — Arizona State Senate
Arizona State Senators help write and vote on state laws and Arizona's budget, with decisions affecting education, healthcare, water, infrastructure, public safety, and communities across the state.
There's nothing quite like talking with your neighbors face-to-face. Canvassing gives us a chance to:
💬 Listen to what voters care about
🗳️ Share important election information
🤝 Connect with our community
📣 Make sure voters know what's at stake
💗 Help turn out the vote
Never canvassed before? No problem! We'll help you get started. You'll have the information and support you need, and you can team up with an experienced volunteer.
Bring comfortable shoes, water, a friend—and your enthusiasm!
Contact to get involved:
No Kings: Vote Early
Saturday, October 17 • 9 AM–1 PM
Corner of 260 & 89A • Cottonwood, Arizona
Join Indivisible Cottonwood, Cornville & Clarkdale for a peaceful community gathering encouraging our neighbors to vote early.
We’ll be sharing information about early voting, connecting people with our Ride to the Polls initiative, and providing information about election protection and volunteer opportunities. There will also be plenty of time to connect with your community—and yes, face painting will be available!
Come for a few minutes or stay awhile. Bring a friend, bring a sign, and come Find Your People.
No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.
WHAT'S ON YOUR BALLOT? — BALLOT PARTIES
What's on Your Ballot? — Community Ballot Parties
Wondering what's actually going to be on your ballot?
Our What's on Your Ballot? parties are casual, community-centered opportunities to learn more about the upcoming election and become a more informed voter.
We'll have presentations from organizations including the League of Women Voters and the Rural Organizing Initiative, along with time to ask questions, connect with your community, and learn more about the issues and candidates you'll see on your ballot.
Upcoming Ballot Parties:
📍 Cottonwood Public Library
100 S. 6th St., Cottonwood, AZ 86326
📅 Saturday, October 3rd — 9 AM
📅 Saturday, October 10th — 11 AM
📅 Saturday, October 24th — 1 PM
Come learn, ask questions, and make a plan to vote.
Know what's on your ballot. Know your options. Make your voice heard.
RSVP Here:
Wondering what those propositions on your ballot actually mean? Join us for Props & Pizzas, a nonpartisan community gathering where we’ll break down the propositions, answer questions, and help you feel prepared to vote.
The League of Women Voters and Rural Organizing Initiative (ROI) will provide a nonpartisan presentation about the propositions appearing on your ballot — helping you understand what they actually do and what you should know before making your decision.
There will be time to ask questions, learn from reliable information, and have a community conversation without the partisan spin.
And yes… there will be pizza! 🍕
📅 Saturday, October 17, 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM
📍 VVCC Community Hall
4855 E. Broken Saddle Dr.
Verde Village, AZ
Everyone is welcome! This is a nonpartisan, community-focused event.
❤️ Find Your People. Protect Democracy.
Every Sunday | 9:00–11:00 a.m.
📍 Highway 260 & Highway 89A (near Starbucks), Cottonwood, AZ
Join us every Sunday as we peacefully demonstrate in support of democracy, civil rights, government accountability, and civic engagement.
Whether you're a longtime advocate or attending for the first time, everyone is welcome. Bring a sign, bring a friend, or simply come stand with your neighbors. Every person who participates helps remind our community that engaged citizens can make a difference.
We know Arizona summers can be warm, so we provide shade, misting fans, cold water, and cool towels to help keep everyone comfortable.
You don't have to stay the entire time—even an hour makes a difference.
Find Your People. Make a Difference.
RSVP here:
https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible-ccc/event/1007682/
Election season is here, and we’ve got a lot coming up!
We’re working on our Ride to the Polls initiative, What’s on the Ballot parties, Early Voting parties, Meet the Candidates events, and plenty of other opportunities to bring people together, get informed, and get involved.
Lots of parties, you guys. 😂
And unfortunately, these parties cost money.
Food, supplies, printing, outreach, transportation, and all the other little things that make these events happen add up quickly. Your donations help us keep these events free and accessible to our community.
If you believe in what we’re doing and want to help us keep things moving through election season, we’d love your support.
👉 Donate here:
https://secure.actblue.com/donate/indivisibleccc1156678179
Every dollar helps — whether it’s $5, $25, $50, or whatever you can comfortably give.
Help us keep the parties going, the rides rolling, and the community connected.
Find Your People. Protect Democracy.
— Renee & Lori