6 Ways to Get Involved

Russell Vought is dismantling the federal government — agency by agency, program by program. Congress has the power to stop him — and you have the power to make Congress act.

Below are 6 ways to get involved at every level, from a 30-second signature to building real organizing power.

Start small. Go big. Just start.

Sign the Letter
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1) Sign the Letter

Demand Accountability from Congress.

Congress has the power to impeach Russell Vought. But they need to hear from us — loudly and clearly.

Sign the petition — anonymously, if you prefer — and make your voice count.

Sign Now → https://bit.ly/impeach-russell-vought

2) Call Congress

Your call creates pressure. Pressure creates action.

Calling your representative is one of the most direct things you can do.

It takes less than five minutes and it works. Use the scripts provided, or just speak from the heart.

➡️ Find your representative: https://www.congress.gov/members/find-your-member

➡️ Get the call scripts.

3) Get the Word Out

Get more people to know.

Use your platform. Every follower — and every friend — counts. You don't need a big audience to make an impact. Share on social media, send a text, or just bring it up with people you know. Copy any of these and go.

Share the petition

Russell Vought is dismantling the federal government. Congress can stop him — but they need to hear from us. Sign the petition: https://bit.ly/impeach-russell-vought #ImpeachVought

Instagram / Facebook

Russell Vought is quietly dismantling the federal agencies millions of Americans depend on. Congress can stop him — only if we make enough noise. I signed the petition. Will you? https://bit.ly/impeach-russell-vought #ImpeachVought

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Congress has the power to impeach Russell Vought. Sign the petition and demand they use it. https://bit.ly/impeach-russell-vought #ImpeachVought

Text a friend

Have you heard about Russell Vought? He's systematically gutting federal agencies. There's a petition calling on Congress to impeach him — takes 30 seconds to sign: https://bit.ly/impeach-russell-vought

Just talking to someone? Here's what to say.

Russell Vought runs the Office of Management and Budget. He's using that position to gut the federal agencies millions of people depend on. Congress can remove him — but only if enough people demand it.

Need a conversation starter? Download and print our business cards!

Ask them to sign the petition: https://bit.ly/impeach-russell-vought

4) Follow & Amplify

Stay current. Keep others informed.

Follow these voices, share what they post, and keep Russell Vought exactly where he doesn’t want to be — in the spotlight.

5) Make Your Own Content

Use your platform. Every follower counts.

Have a network? Use it. We've put together graphics, talking points, and key facts you can use to create your own posts, videos, or stories — in your own voice, on your own platforms.

Key facts to use:

  • Russell Vought is Director of the Office of Management and Budget

  • He is using that position to defund and dismantle federal agencies

  • Congress has the constitutional power to remove him through impeachment

  • Sign the letter: https://bit.ly/impeach-russell-vought

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6) Organize & Mobilize

You've signed. You've shared. Now take it further.

Start with who you already know.

Tell them who Russell Vought is. Tell them he's dismantling the agencies millions of people depend on.

Ask them to sign the letter.

✅ Talk to your neighbors, coworkers, or people in your building

✅ Bring it up at church, book club, or your neighborhood association

✅ Tell parents at the bus stop or people in your daily life

✅ Share it with your union, civic group, or professional network

✅ Bring the campaign to your local Indivisible group

✅ Not part of a group yet? Find your local Indivisible group → https://indivisible.org/get-involved/find-a-group/

You don't need to organize a rally. You just need to start a conversation.

“The power of the people is stronger than the people in power.”

- Wael Ghonim