Good morning

Here are some upcoming events in which you might be interested.

1.From St Lucie County Democratic Party:

2.From North County Democratic Club (Palm Beach):

NCDC Supports Indivisibles - MAY DAY Together We Stand | NCDC

From 12-1pm on the NW Corner Clematis St. & Dixie Hwy. 407 Clematis St West Palm Beach, FL 33401 Bring your signs - Workers over Billionaires!

There are also other locations: Jupiter - Indiantown and Central; PBG - PGA & Military; WPB - Clematis and Dixie; Boca - 1400 Glades South Sidewalk

Royal Palm Beach, FL May Day 2026: Workers Over Billionaires
Friday, May 1, 2026   11am - 1pm EDT

Target Store SIDEWALK, 10155 Okeechobee Blvd, Corner of Okeechobee & SR7, Royal Palm Beach, FL, 33411 

Check Mobilize for locations.

A virtual town hall with gubernatorial candidates tomorrow evening:

Meeting Registration - Zoom

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Virtual Town Hall with David Jolly, Jerry Demings, special guest Martina Navratilova. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.

3.And finally, this from Ezra Levin, national cofounder and coleader of Indivisible:

May Day: Rejecting business as usual on May 1
On Friday, Indivisible is joining with May Day Strong, labor groups, and allies for a day of nonviolent economic disruption: No work, no school, and no shopping. Not everyone will be able to skip a day's pay (or classes), and some spending might be unavoidable, but we're asking folks to stretch their comfort zones a little and do what they can -- and there are already over 3,000 May Day protests, rallies, and other events planned across the country that you can plug into.

As Trump drags us further into illegal wars abroad and ICE terrorizes our communities here at home, we must reject business as usual. We refuse to pad billionaires’ pockets while the cost of gas, groceries, and healthcare rise. On May Day, we’re putting Trump, corporations, and billionaires on notice and reminding them that the real power in this country lies with the people.

There are two easy ways to get involved right now: First, sign the May Day pledge and commit to take collective action in whatever way you can -- calling out of work, walking out of school, or refusing to shop. Then, find a May Day event near you on Friday and join with your community to wield your power as workers, consumers, and students.

4.And finally finally, our weekly protest today@11 at Brian Mast’s Stuart office.

Thank you for all that you are doing to save democracy

Barbara & Ginger