We’ve got a critical window Wednesday, Nov 19, 2–4 PM, in Tallahassee.
Secretary of State Cord Byrd is expected to present the 2026 legislative priorities to the Senate — and this is our moment to be seen, heard, and counted.
Who can go to Tally?
Here’s the plan:
• Travel up Tuesday and stay through Wednesday
• Pass out the new election-integrity one-pager
• Distribute Calvin’s scanner analysis to legislators and staff
• Show strong, visible support during the Senate briefing
We need a solid group on Wednesday. Even just filling seats sends a message: the grassroots are watching and we expect real reform — not political theater.
A few key notes:
• The House does NOT appear to be meeting next week — our focus is the Senate and staff.
• If you can carpool, split a room, or help someone else get up there, please coordinate with Diane Werner.
• Even if you can only make Wednesday, that’s still a big help.
If you’re seriously considering going, please text your name to Diane Warner at (864) 710-7258.
This is how policy gets shaped — we show up, we stand firm, and we put the facts directly in their hands. The other side is organized. We can’t sit back and hope someone else carries the load.
Let me know ASAP if you can join us in Tallahassee.
Lou Marin, 321-228-2800