************ RESISTANCE POLL *************

WHICH TOP 10 RESISTANCE MOMENTS HAVE MOST INSPIRED YOU?

TOGETHER WE CELEBRATE 100 WINS!

UPDATE: Over 4,000 people have voted. Here are the Top 10 vote getters as of May 4th:

1) Women’s March largest single-day demonstration in US history at 3.5 million
2) Airport protests over Trump's 1st Muslim ban
3) Senator Elizabeth Warren "persists"; reading Coretta Scott King letter; gets kicked out of Senate
4) 9th Circuit Judge uphholds stay on 1st Muslim ban

5) Federal judge stays 1st Muslim ban

6) ACLU triples its membership

7) House GOP pull Trumpcare from vote

8) Internationl "March For Science" protest

9) Bannon off from National Security Council

10) Michael Flynn resigns over Russia ties

Trump’s disastrous first 100 days have been marked by scandal, corruption and failure. We can either wring our hands or we can celebrate and remember what ‘We The People’ have done. Through solidarity, we have made great strides--attending packed town halls, making thousands of phone calls to congressional offices, and banding together in record-breaking marches--so let’s take a collective breath and pause for just a moment to celebrate our successes so far.

We at Indivisible SF have assembled a list of 100 resistance wins and memorable moments from around the country. Join with us and celebrate! Here is your call-to-action:

Vote for 10 resistance moments that have MOST INSPIRED YOU.
CELEBRATE our collective wins by sharing this poll with others on Twitter and Facebook, using the hashtags: #100DaysResistPoll and #100daysofresistance Be sure to tag us: @IndivisibleSF
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Voting ends midnight Wednesday, May 3rd; we’ll assemble the top 5 overall picks and announce on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/IndivisibleSF and on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/IndivisibleSF/ on Thursday, May 4th.
Trump and his cronies won’t stop. And neither will we. Together we are the Resistance, and we will win!

Day 1: Inauguration Fail

Day 1: 12 Alabama legislative districts ruled unconstitutional

Day 2: Women’s March largest single-day demonstration in US history at 3.5 million.

Day 3: SwingLeft reaches 100,000 supporters.

Day 6: Google and Facebook take on fake news.

Day 6: @AltUSNatParkService launches resistance Twitter account.

Day 7: Rep. Jason Chaffetz, (R. Utah) withdraws public land selloff bill.

Day 9: Airport protests over Trump's 1st Muslim ban; 3,000 volunteer lawyers assist newly arriving refugees.

Day 11: Sally Yates orders Justice Department not to defend Muslim ban.

Day 15: Boy Scouts welcome transgender boys.

Day 15: NYMOMA exhibits Muslim art in solidarity.

Day 15: 120 Muslim Americans announce their run for office.

Day 15: Fayetteville’s banner supporting ‘Black Lives Matter’ goes viral.

Day 16: Federal judge stays 1st Muslim ban.

Day 16: Mike Pence is forced to break Senate tie to confirm Betsy DeVos.

Day 17: The Sister District Project reaches 5,000 members.

Day 19: Senator Elizabeth Warren "persists"; reading Coretta Scott King letter; gets kicked out of Senate

Day 19: Republican lawmakers face rising anger at town halls.

Day 20: 2 cities pull $3+ billion contracts from Wells Fargo over Dakota Access Pipeline.

Day 21: 13,000+ women pledging to run for office.

Day 21: 9th Circuit Judge uphholds stay on 1st Muslim ban.

Day 22: Major rallies in support of Planned Parenthood.

Day 25: Michael Flynn, National Security Director, resigns over Russia ties.

Day 26: Matt Lauer calls out Kellyanne Conway over Flynn inconsistencies.

Day 27: Andrew Pudzer withdraws his name for Labor Secretary.

Day 28: "A Day Without Immigrants" strike disrupts businesses across the country.

Day 28: EPA posts mirror website before Trump adminstration can gut it.

Day 29: EPA employees risk jobs to protest Scott Pruitt.

Day 32: "Impeach President Bannon" posters appear across the country.

Day 32: "Not My Presidents Day" rallies bring thousands to the streets.

Day 35: Protests erupt to protest reversal of Obama era transgender bathroom policy.

Day 36: WA governor bans employees from helping immigration crackdown.

Day 36: 7-year-old tells Sen. Tom Cotton "Don’t sacrifice PBS Kids to Trump’s border wall."

Day 37: Nationwide rallies against GOP repeal of Obamacare (ACA).

Day 37: Protestors gather to support the free press.

Day 37: Greenpeace activist unfurl "RESIST" banner above White House.

Day 38: Democrats win special election and take control of the Delaware senate.

Day 39: Rep. Darrell Issa, (R. CA.) renews call for independent prosecutor on Russia.

Day 40: Democrats win 2 of 3 special elections in Connecticut to maintain control of General Assembly.

Day 42: Protestors demand resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

Day 42: Attorney General Jeff Sessions forced to recuse himself from Trump-Russia investigation.

Day 47: Freedom of Information Act requests force National Park Service to release inauguration crowd photos.

Day 48: "Day Without a Woman" draws protests around the world.

Day 48: White nationalist news site Breitbart loses 1,400+ advertisers to date.

Day 49: "Resistbot" launched to let users fax text messages to officials.

Day 50: DREAMer Daniela Vargas released by US immigration.

Day 52: ACLU triples its membership and raises $80 million.

Day 55: Federal judge halts Muslim ban 2.0.

Day 59: 8,000 citizens pledge to run for office 2 months after "Run for Something" is formed.

Day 60: Director James Comey confirms FBI investigating Trump’s Russia ties.

Day 64: House GOP pull Trumpcare from vote.

Day 72: ProPublica, AP, and New York Times publish Trump staffers’ financial disclosures.

Day 74: Federal judge rules against gerrymandering in Greensboro, NC.

Day 75: Omidyar network gives $100 million to boost journalism and fight hate speech.

Day 75: Courts rule in favor of equal rights in employment for LGBT people.

Day 76: Steve Bannon removed from National Security Council.

Day 76: Democrats filibuster Neil Gorsuch nomination to Supreme Court, forcing Republicans to go “nuclear”.

Day 77: Rep. Devin Nunes recuses himself from House Trump–Russia investigation.

Day 79: NY state first in nation to provide legal assistance to ICE detainees.

Day 80: EPA staffer quits, blasting agency policies under Trump.

Day 79: Maryland first state to reimburse Planned Parenthood clinics if Congress cuts funding.

Day 82: Democrats come close in a special election in deep red Kansas.

Day 83: Rep. Andy Biggs booed at town hall for saying the jury is still out on climate change.

Day 84: Kids on Spring Break hold "Stand Up To Trump" rally outside White House.

Day 85: First ever "protest in space" happens at 90,000 feet.

Day 86: Tens of thousand join "Tax March" calling for Trump to release his taxes.

Day 88: Senator Dianne Feinstein holds first town hall of her 25-year career.

Day 89: Rep. Doug LaMalfa ask town hall crowd if they "yell at church", crowd responds "do you lie in church?"

Day 89: Jon Ossoff comes in first in heavily red congressional district race in Georgia, proceeds to June runoff.

Day 89: Seattle designates $1.3 million to defend the rights of immigrants.

Day 93: Tens of thousands protest at "March for Science" marches all over the world.

Day 93: Bill Nye criticizes CNN on air for giving voice to climate change skeptic.

Day 95: Office of Government Ethics reports a whopping 39,105 public comments in the last six months.

Day 98: Sally Yates defies White House attempts to silence her, will publicly testify on Trump’s Russia ties

Day 98: Flynn investigation to be launched by Dept. of Justice Inspector General.

Day 100: Protestors to join "People's Climate March" all over the world to support consensus on climate change.

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