Editing Openai/6849006a-f504-8002-bcfd-d4e2545e8b08 (section)

=== Assistant: Here’s what I found when digging into coalition‑wide documentation and public filings for No Kings: ===
Here’s what I found when digging into coalition‑wide documentation and public filings for '''No Kings''':

==== Public filings (via ProPublica/Nonprofit Explorer) show: ====
* '''Indivisible Project''', the campaign’s fiscal driver, is a registered '''501(c)(4)''' with ~$12.6 million in revenue and ~$12.8 million in expenses for 2023 indivisible.org<ref>{{cite web|title=indivisible.org|url=https://indivisible.org/statements/indivisible-and-partners-announce-no-kings-nationwide-day-defiance-flag-day-during|publisher=indivisible.org|access-date=2025-11-27}}</ref>projects.propublica.org<ref>{{cite web|title=projects.propublica.org|url=https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/814944067|publisher=projects.propublica.org|access-date=2025-11-27}}</ref>.
* The filing notes that the organization “provided direct funding as well as strategically formulated and deliberate messaging to help local groups organize in‑person events” — clearly formalizing its role in the No Kings day of action projects.propublica.org<ref>{{cite web|title=projects.propublica.org|url=https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/814944067/202412859349301331/full|publisher=projects.propublica.org|access-date=2025-11-27}}</ref>.

These financials reflect the central organizing hub behind No Kings.

==== Indivisible themselves issued a '''public statement''' announcing No Kings, which they credited to themselves “and a coalition of pro‑democracy partner organizations” indivisible.org<ref>{{cite web|title=indivisible.org|url=https://indivisible.org/statements/indivisible-and-partners-announce-no-kings-nationwide-day-defiance-flag-day-during|publisher=indivisible.org|access-date=2025-11-27}}</ref>. However, this statement did '''not enumerate all partner names''' — rather, it highlighted the existence of a broader, unnamed coalition. ====

==== - '''No full coalition roster''' appears in strategic public filings or legal documents. ====
* As of now, '''the only definitive partner list is a portion published by Indivisible''', largely comprising national-level groups (e.g., AFT, ACLU, Greenpeace).
* The figure of “190+” affiliated groups appears to include '''all registered local teams, chapters, city/county Dem committees, civic associations, unions, etc.''', but this is '''not spelled out in any single filing'''.

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===== To identify more coalition members: =====
# Explore NoKings.org or Mobilize — they often list hosts and coalition co-sponsors for each local event.
# Review local press releases or Mobilize listings — these tend to include specific partner names in each community.
# File a FOIA or request direct info from Indivisible — though unlikely, you could request a full list of registered coalition members.

===== No legal or financial filing provides a complete list of the 190+ partners. What we do know is: =====
* The campaign is fully coordinated by Indivisible via a registered 501(c)(4).
* It also draws on a vast decentralized network of local Indivisible groups, advocacy groups, and civic organizations.
* No single document offers the full partner roll—local event pages and coalition outreach lists are your best sources for more names.

Let me know if you'd like me to pull specific state-by-state partner details from Mobilize or press sources!