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50501: A nationwide grassroots coalition organizing protests like No Kings rallies to oppose Trump’s policies and what organizers describe as authoritarian tendencies. The movement held coordinated actions across the U.S., including in Michigan communities.
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Key 2026 Races.
Chelsea, MI is in the 46th District. Republican Kathy Schmaltz is the incumbent. The Democratic challenger will soon be announced.
The Governorship is up for grabs as Gretchen Whitmer is term limited. Democrats Jocelyn Benson – Michigan Secretary of State and former law school dean; widely regarded as the frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.
2. Chris Swanson – Genesee County Sheriff, campaigning for governor; another declared Democratic candidate.
3. Marni Sawicki – Former mayor of Cape Coral, Florida, who has announced a run for governor as a Democrat.
The Republicans running for nomination are: Mike Cox – Former Michigan Attorney General and Republican statewide candidate.
Anthony Hudson – Truck driver and Republican candidate focused on conservative policy changes.
John James – U.S. Representative for Michigan’s 10th District and former U.S. Senate nominee.
Tom Leonard – Former Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives.
Aric Nesbitt – Minority Leader of the Michigan Senate.
Perry Johnson – Businessman who has re-entered the gubernatorial race.
Ralph Rebandt – Republican candidate with active campaign fundraising.
Karla Wagner – Conservative activist focused on issues like eliminating property taxes.
Mike Duggan — Former Mayor of Detroit, who announced he is running for governor as an independent candidate. Once a longtime Democrat, he left the party and launched an independent gubernatorial campaign for 2026.
Companies to Consider for Boycott.
Boycotting companies is a personal decision. There are companies and company founders with a track record for supporting GOP candidates and right-wing causes that are inconsistent with the values of Indivisible. We will keep a running and expanding list, as they come to our attention, of companies we examine for boycott justification.
Amazon: Founder Jeff Bezos appeared on the dais when Donald Trump was inaugurated. The company paid The Trumps $40 million for exclusive distribution rights for Melania Trump’s “documentary.” This amount exceeds by a factor of 50-60x the typical price for distributing a documentary. The payment is widely seen as a “tribute” to Trump to avoid regulatory action against Amazon. Bezos/Amazon also contributed to Trump’s inaugural fund. Political action committees (PACs) linked to Amazon and the Bezos family have given significant sums to Republican-aligned PACs and candidates.
Tesla: SpaceX — Elon Musk (CEO/founder)
Founder Elon Musk Spent hundreds of millions backing Trump and other Republicans in the 2024 cycle. CEO Musk served in the White House for the first few months of Trump 2.0 as head of the Department of Government Efficiency. During that time, Musk drove the firing of thousands of government employees, including those at the IRS responsible for auditing high-net-worth individuals. He also directed the mining of tax-payer/social security data in improper ways that has made the data insecure and used for illegitimate political purposes.