Thanks to all the amazing volunteers and donors, IndivisibleNOCO was able to:

• Mail postcards to 7,500 registered Democrats in SD16 who voted in 2016, but not in the primary elections
• Text over 21,000 Larimer County Dems who voted in 2016 but not in 2017

We interacted with over 2,000 people and helped them with questions they had about voting and turning in their ballots!    We put some of our favorite and funniest interactions in the slideshow below (click on the arrows to enlarge and read):

Our research team worked hard to gather information on candidates, research ballot issues, and be prepared with talking points.  We then used social media to get our messages out and frame the issues the way we wanted them to be framed - for example, when people said that Prop 112 would kill jobs, we reframed the discussion to talk about health and safety. 

As a result, we reached hundreds, if not thousands, of people.  We gave them the words and tools to talk to and persuade other people, and we also gave them the knowledge they needed to participate in the elections and know that they were voting in their best interests.  Scienta potentia est!! 

Letters to Editors are great because:

1. You reach a wide audience, which means
2. Your MoC takes notice
3. You get to present your talking points without an immediate rebuttal
4. Your friends can share your letter, reaching an even wider audience, which means
5. Your MoC takes notice
6. IndivisibleNOCO can tweet your letter, reaching an even wider audience, which means
7. Your MoC takes notice

Where and how to submit letters to Colorado newspapers