Author Archives: Wayne Tahjae

Thank you to our partners, volunteers, and the 530 passionate locals that came out to protest on Labor Day morning. Together, we stood strong against our administration’s blatant attacks on the working class. The message was loud and clear; in ...

September 16th is National Voter Registration Day and will mark the first of many coordinated campaigns this season. Join us at our new headquarters for a brief training session before heading out to a variety of locations to register voters! ...

The civic council is one of our new committees. Their mission is to foster greater community involvement in local government and civic organizations. Thus far, they’ve been the driving force behind our demonstrations and collective actions on local issues such as supporting Vice ...

 County and state elections are coming up in 2026. Running for office is a meaningful way to impact your community. Many local positions are paid, including some insurance benefits and are non-partisan.  If you’re interested in running, contact us to set up an ...

We wanted to highlight a recent statement made by City Councilman, John Carroll. It has been a tense chapter for Vero Beach with Vice Mayor Linda Moore’s establishment being targeted for hosting drag performers and a contested election on the horizon. His ...

Let’s Talk Vero has launched a “Meet Your Commissioners” series to help Indian River County residents get to know the people behind our local government. Last issue we included their first video interviewing Susan Adams. Now you can watch the next 3 featuring Joe Earman, Deryl Loar, ...

Our county commission is expected to hold two public budget hearings tension grows with the IRC sheriff. Here’s Some background in in case you missed our last newsletter issue: The local police department currently receives over 75% of our ad-valorem tax ...

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Candidate Training Calendar | View Here Thinking About Running For Office? | Run For Office Form Running for office takes a lot of courage. We want every candidate to know we see you, we’re rooting for you, and we’ve got your back. Complete ...

WHAT IS CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTING? Redistricting redraws political boundaries to reflect population changes. Redistricting typically happens once every 10 years after the U.S. census. Every congressional district in the U.S. is designed to have roughly the same population to ensure equal ...