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The COIN Chronicle

A Newsletter to Unite Indivisibles in Oregon

May 20, 2026

On this Memorial Day (May 25) we honor all military personnel who died in the service of the U.S. Armed Forces, and extend love and solace to their survivors and loved ones. (Photo by Elizabeth Fraser.)

The 2026 Primaries have come, but are not gone…

COIN & Groups News

COIN & Groups News

  • Signs of Fascism: Lincoln City takes these warnings to the streets. See video.
  • Our Voices: How do you reach out to friends, family, and fellow voters who have supported this regime? Read more.
  • Campaigning Tips: Apply useful info from campaign consultant Oliver Muggli, special guest at the COIN meeting May 19. Read more.
  • Events This Week: Find Indivisible events statewide with groups near you! Check the list.

State & Nation

  • Filling the Void: Oregon’s DOJ wants state lawmakers to double the agency’s antitrust team for stopping illegal mergers and corporate monopolies. Why? AG Dan Rayfield says, “The federal government is no longer a partner in this work… States have been filling that gap.” See Oregon Capital Chronicle article.
  • Catch up on the Election: Results will be certified in June, but you can follow unofficial results from last night for all Oregon counties on the Secretary of State website.
What Can I Do>

What Can I Do?

  • Sing With Your Indivisible Group! Check out this insightful piece on how singing has been integral to every successful resistance movement. See summary or full article.

  • No War Wednesdays: Join Indivisible’s virtual phone bank May 20 & 27 to demand that Congress block funding for the war with Iran and hold this administration accountable. Sign up.

Self Care

Self Care

  • Get Nerdy Fun & Diversion: With some trivia, for example! Do you know the most famous invention from each U.S. state — at least, according to Reader’s Digest? Oregon’s is a useful one… See the list.
  • Bowl Your Way to Better Nutrition: No, not by knocking down pins in rented shoes. Susan Williams provides a simple plan for smarter “fast food.” Read more.
  • There’s More: See our Self Care Archive.

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