Venice Resistance

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

Today: Pam Bondi refused to testify in Congress over her handling of the Epstein Files. PUT HER UNDER OATH! Demand a public deposition.

05/29/2026

Thyroid Con, Pam Bondi refused to answer questions about her boss— Donald Trump. Demand a PUBLIC DEPOSITION. Hold this con artist accountable.

05/28/2026

✅ Drop your ballot at a local ballot box and join us TOMORROW!

✅ Voter Guides in our Highlights— VOTE 2026 Primary/LA Elections)

HANDS OFF OUR CONSTITUTION!
NO ICE!
NO PEDOS!
NO WAR!
NO DRAFT!
REMOVE TRUMP!l

Every Thursday.

We have signs!

Community Protest 4-6PM

Corner of Lincoln and Rose in Venice Beach!

Street parking available 🖼️ #8647

05/27/2026

DROP YOUR BALLOT IN THE BALLOT BOX or VOTE IN PERSON.

05/27/2026

Shut it down.

05/26/2026

SHE ATE THEM UP!

05/26/2026

The California primary election is a week away, and state leaders are urging people who plan to vote by mail to send in their ballots by Tuesday to make sure their vote is counted.

It’s because of a recent change in how the United States Postal Service processes mail. Mail at post offices and USPS collection boxes located 50 miles away from a regional hub is now picked up the next day.

According to officials, that means mail-in ballots dropped off on Election Day, June 2, will not be postmarked until the following day. Ballots must be postmarked by June 2 in order to be eligible for counting.

If you miss Tuesday’s recommended deadline, you have a few options.

You can drop your ballot off at a voting center or ballot box, or you can go to a post office to request a postmark on your ballot.

There are two big races to watch in this election - the race for Los Angeles mayor and California governor.

If you’re voting in person, you’ll have until 8 p.m. on Election Day. If you haven’t registered to vote, you can do same-day registration at your local voting center.

05/26/2026

Part 1 of Town Hall.

Steyer has another Town Hall scheduled this coming, May 31st in Los Angeles.

(We have yet to attend Beccera’s Town Hall and if we can we will share that, too!)

Tom supports Single-Payer Healthcare for all Californians, abolishing and criminalizing ICE, creating pathways for home ownership and building more housing.

Tom Steyer’s goals for California:

Close corporate loopholes and take on corporate special interests/ monopolistic practices to drive down the costs of housing and fund public schools.

Tom Steyer is endorsed by the Bernie Foundation, Robert Reich, D-Ro Khanna, D-Isaac Bryan, Nurses Union, SEIU, IASTE, UNITE HERE!, Carpenters Union, NRDC Action Fund, CTA, Smart Justice California, Yimby Action, Abundant Housing LA, CAIR Action, Secure Ai Project, Iranian Democrats of California, California Black Women’s Collective, and Jane Fonda