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The 2026 Midterms - Meet the Candidates who Share our Values
Pretty much every two to four years in
recent decades we hear, “this will be
the most consequential election yet.”
In 2026 that may actually be the case.
Our best chance to put a stop to
Trump and his enablers stealing our
Democracy and replacing it with a
Dictatorship rests with taking at least
one (and hopefully both) houses of
Congress by such large margins it will
be difficult for them to steal the
election. Something we know
they are planning.
For that reason, Pinellas Protests will
be including candidate information on
the site. It is imperative that we all
become familiar with the candidates
who share our values. The ones who
can and will help us to fix the mess
Trump and his billionaire supporters
have made of OUR country. In order
to save ourselves, we must support
these candidates, both financially for
those who can, and with our labor and
word of mouth to our family and
friends. We must get involved to an
extent not seen in decades. Let’s do it
for our children and their children.
We start with Brandt Robinson
who is running for Congress
in District 13 (the seat currently held
by Anna Paulina Luna). A high school
history teacher, Brandt has spent
years working directly with students,
families, and local organizations
giving him practical insight into the
everyday issues people face –
education, housing, economic
insecurity, and community safety.
Those of us who know him through
his activism with Indivisible North
Pinellas can tell you he’s the real deal.
Learn more about Brandt here
Donate to his campaign here
Democrat for
Pinellas County Commission
District 6
David has always taken a leadership
role in everything he has
accomplished. He will take charge of
the issues and lead us to build a better
Pinellas County. He has several great
ideas on how to bring about some
well-needed changes to county
government and planning. As an
architect, he’s here to help build a
better place through continued
investment in our local
neighborhoods and communities.
Learn more about David here
Donate to his campaign here
Bryan Beckman – Bryan has spent
his career helping families and small
businesses lower energy costs and
make ends meet. Now he’s ready
to bring practical, people-first
leadership to Tallahassee.
Learn more about Bryan here
Donate to his campaign here
Protests and Events
Friday – April 17 – 4:30 to 6:00 pm
Duke Energy Trail Overpass
2605 Enterprise Rd E in Clearwater
Park at the trailhead parking lot
(2605 Enterprise Rd E) Look for signage
DO NOT PARK AT CHILI’S OR DUFF’S
Saturday – April 18
and every Saturday!
9:30 to 11:00 am
with some protestors staying till noon.
Farmer’s Market at
421 Main St in Dunedin
PROTEST AT
DUNEDIN FARMER’S MARKET
The market is outside,
located in Pioneer Park
at the intersection of
Main St and Douglas Av.
Bring your own sign
or use one of ours.
There is free parking
adjacent to the protest area.
Saturday – April 18 – 10:00 to noon
10689 Ulmerton Rd in Largo
NOTE!
This will be our last Home Depot
protest. It’s time for a change. Next
Saturday, join us at the Sheriff’s office
for the Communities Not Cages:
National Day of Action to
Stop ICE Warehouse Detention.
See details below.
And although we’re ending our Home
Depot protest, we’re not stopping, and
we’re not going away. Stay tuned for
our next chapter.
Saturday, April 18, and
Sunday, April 19
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
and every Saturday and Sunday thru 8/16
This event’s address is private
Sign up for more details
Join our team of dedicated volunteers
for a weekly door-knocking canvassing
event, where we’ll be talking to voters
in District 6 about Linsey Grove’s
campaign for St. Petersburg City Council.
Meet fellow volunteers and work
together to reach voters in District 6.
Receive training and guidance on
effective canvassing techniques.
Engage with voters, listen to their
concerns, and share Linsey Grove’s
vision for a better St. Petersburg.
Why Participate:
Make a tangible impact on the
campaign’s success.
Connect with your community and
build relationships with voters.
Help spread the word about Linsey
Grove’s campaign and values.
All volunteers are welcome, regardless
of experience. We’ll provide the
training and support you need to
make a difference.
RSVP here
Let’s knock on doors and build a
better future for District 6 together!
Saturday – April 18 – 2:00 to 4:00 pm
BRANDT ROBINSON FOR CONGRESS
NEIGHBORHOOD CANVASS
Join the
Brandt Robinson for Congress Campaign
this Saturday for a
door-knocking canvassing event.
Email info@brandtforcongress.com
for the location and more details.
We’re currently looking for volunteers
for canvassing, phone banking,
and event hosting. More info here
Sunday – April 19 – 3:30 to 6:00 pm
And every Sunday!
Our hours have changed.
3:30 – Sign waving protest
5:00 – Interfaith Freedom Vigil
Pinellas County Justice Center
14250 49 St N in Clearwater
Join the Florida Interfaith Coalition
and allies for a Freedom Vigil as we
stand in solidarity with immigrant
families and demand an end to the
detention and deportation of our
nonviolent, law-abiding immigrant
community neighbors, siblings, and
friends. Around the state, including
the Everglades, people gather at the
same time each week outside local
jails and detention centers, where
immigrants await transfer and
deportation. We believe that our
immigrant neighbors should not be
held at these jails. It diverts resources
from our local budgets to separate
families and disappear people with no
due process. We pray for family
reunification and justice for all
immigrants. Together, we affirm that
justice, compassion, and the rule of
law must apply to everyone—
regardless of immigration status.
Mass deportation policies don’t just
tear families apart; they set a
dangerous precedent that threatens
the constitutional rights of all
Americans. When due process is
denied to one group, the foundation of
democracy itself is weakened. By
coming together in public prayer,
witness, and solidarity, we send a
clear message: Our communities
believe in fairness, dignity, and
accountability. This is a peaceful,
family-friendly event featuring
interfaith clergy, moments of
reflection, and opportunities
to take action.
And please bring a donation to help
our neighbors in need: maseca (masa
flour), corn husks, rice (1 lb bag),
vegetable oil, corn tostadas, dried
lentils (1 lb bag), dried red beans (1 lb
bag), and pickled/canned jalapeños.
Monetary donations are the most
direct and helpful support because
they allow flexibility in meeting
urgent needs and providing fresh
foods. You may donate here.
Monday – April 20 – 10:00 to 11:00 am
And every Monday
Pinellas Trail Overpass bridge at
Tyrone Blvd and Park St N
6765 Tyrone Blvd in St. Pete
WEEKLY PROTEST AT THE
PINELLAS TRAIL OVERPASS BRIDGE
AT TYRONE AND PARK ST
Messages change based on
current events:
King Pedo
Go Home IceHoles
GOP get a spine, etc.
There are stairs/ramps at either end of
the overpass to park close by.
Monday – April 20 – 4:00 to 6:00 pm
And every Monday
Overpass bridge at Bryan Dairy Rd
and 62 St N in Largo/Pinellas Park
PROTEST AT BRYAN DAIRY RD BRIDGE
Do not park north of the overpass
on the Largo side.
You can park south of the overpass
on the Pinellas Park side between
6201 and 6189 Cedarbrook Dr N.
The bridge is easily accessible via a
short walk on the sidewalk.
Monday – April 20 – 5:00 to 6:00 pm
and every Monday
Join us at the intersection of
22nd Av N and 34 St in St. Pete as we
STAND UP FOR DEMOCRACY!
Our goals: Communicate facts,
Educate passersby,
Encourage constructive actions,
Enable dialogue, Remain positive!
The early bird group
still shows up at 4:30 pm.
We have plenty of signs to share.
JOIN US!
Thursday – April 23 – 4:30 to 5:30 pm
And every Thursday at the intersection
of Ulmerton Rd and 66 St in Largo
PROTEST THE REPUBLICAN
DESTRUCTION OF OUR CONSTITUTION!
Join John Lowe and other patriots
every Thursday at the intersection of
Ulmerton Rd and 66 St to protest
against the Republican destruction of
our constitution. Look for the Eagle
on the Northeast corner!
Thursday – April 23 – 7:00 to 8:30 pm
Allendale United Methodist Church
3803 Haines Rd N in St. Pete
INDIVISIBLE FL-13 ST. PETE AREA
Indivisible FL-13 St Pete Area will
hold its next monthly group meeting
on Thursday, April 23 at 7pm in
person at Allendale United Methodist
Church in the main sanctuary.
There will be a Zoom link available for
those who cannot attend in person. In-
person attendance is encouraged due
to the problematic nature
of hybrid meetings.
We will be discussing our recent
events, plans for future events, and
discussing strategies for moving
forward under the current
administration and welcoming new
participants and organizers.
There will also be a presentation by
Voter Action Pinellas, a 100%
volunteer-powered organization
deeply rooted in the communities of
Pinellas County. Their strength comes
from the personal connections and
shared commitment of friends, family,
and neighbors working together.
Their success aligns with decades of
research consistently demonstrating
that relational organizing – using
personal connections to help
like-minded voters vote –
is the most effective
strategy for increasing voter turnout.
Friday – April 24 – 6:00 to 7:30 pm
Hosted by Brandt Robinson
29-year Educator and Candidate for FL-13
Join us for a real conversation
about our schools
Special guest Curtis Campogni
Pinellas County School Board Candidate
Register here
Saturday – April 25 – 10:00 to noon
Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office
10750 Ulmerton Rd in Largo
TO STOP ICE WAREHOUSE DETENTION
Join us and take part in a nationwide
day of action to oppose the Trump
administration’s expansion of ICE
warehouse detention and its attack on
the due process rights of immigrants
and all Americans.
The Department of Homeland
Security is moving to lock thousands
of people in massive detention
warehouses — disappearing them
from their families, their lawyers, and
their communities. We’re taking to the
streets to make clear stands for
dignity, justice, and the rule of law.
We’ll gather to:
Show visible, public opposition to ICE
detention expansion and the
criminalization of immigration;
Stand in solidarity with detained
immigrants and the communities
fighting to protect them; and
Demand that our elected officials
defend due process for everyone.
Bring a sign.
Bring your neighbors.
Bring your voice.
This action is part of the Communities
Not Cages National Day of Action
organized by the Disappeared In
America campaign and partners
including Detention Watch Network,
Indivisible, Public Citizen, The
Workers Circle, MoveOn, and many others.
Tuesday – April 28 – 6:30 to 8:00 pm
This event’s address is private.
Sign up for more details.
MONTHLY VOTER ACTION GATHERING
Join us for our monthly
Voter Action Gathering.
Come for drinks and snacks
and like-minded people!
Learn about the latest election
information in Pinellas County,
hear about our strategy for 2026,
and find out what you can do now
to help organize your community.
If you’re interested in learning more
about REACH, we’ll offer REACH
Quick Start and Advanced training
opportunities as well as ways to
expand your network to get the word out.
The address will be provided after sign-up.
Friday – May 1 – 4:00 to 7:00 pm
St. Petersburg City Hall
175 5 St N in St. Pete
Rally & March
On May 1, workers have the power to
defeat Trump’s agenda!
No Work, No School, No Shopping!
On International Workers Day, we
march against the billionaire agenda,
endless wars, and attacks on our
democratic rights! Workers have the
power to end this once and for all, and
to build a future without poverty,
racism, and war. We’re joining the call
for a national shutdown and will see
you in the streets!
We list events from the counties
surrounding us. These events will only
trigger an email alert for those who
specifically sign up for those counties.
You can do so here.
Hillsborough County
Friday – April 24 – 10:00 to 11:30 am
And every Friday
3213 W Kennedy Blvd in Tampa
Every Friday, local Tampa Bay
activists protest in front of FOX13
(3213 W Kennedy Blvd, Tampa, FL
33609) for public awareness of MAGA
misinformation propagated by FOX
NEWS. FOX13 Station is chosen
because of location and
name recognition.
Bring your signs, your banners, your
costumes, and anything that RESISTS
the trump regime. FOX13 is a good
local news outlet that doesn’t engage
in the rampant misinformation that
FOX NEWS propagates and is not the
target of our activism. This is a
peaceful protest. Do Not harass any
employees of FOX13.
No amplification devices are allowed
(enough cars will be honking their
horns) No yelling of profanity or
agitations are allowed.
Participants must remain on public
property (sidewalks, easements) Park
in the surrounding neighborhoods and
be respectful of neighbors.
WEATHER PERMITTING.
CANCELS IF HURRICANE.
Pasco County
Wednesday – April 22
9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Morning rush hour or the lunch rush.
Or when the weather’s nice
or you have some free time.
Just pick a time and
head for a street corner near you
on Highway 54.
This is a local Indivisible event!
Hopefully one day a national event ….
Grab a sign, grab a friend,
and head to a street corner near you
on Highway 54 for an hour or 2 every
Wednesday. Every week.
Maybe it’s the morning or afternoon
traffic jam, maybe it’s the lunch rush.
Make it the time when the weather is
decent out, or there aren’t any
appointments on your schedule. Just
pick a time and get out there. Our time
shifts a bit every week in order to
reach different drivers and
get decent weather.
The goal is to create a weekly event
where discussion in and out of the
vehicles is stirred, where we can find
common ground and bring our
neighbors back together. Pick your
sign carefully and let it be one that
makes people have conversation,
not arguments.
Ultimately we see this filling Pasco
County from Zephyrhills to New Port
Richey on FL Hwy 54. Signs of concern
displayed by dedicated individuals
every Wednesday until the chaos is gone.
Let’s get over this hump(day) together.
A core principle behind all Indivisible
events is a commitment to nonviolent
action. We expect all participants to
seek to de-escalate any potential
confrontation with those who
disagree with our values.