On Tuesday, May 5, the newly formed Millis Republican Town committee held an election forum in which people running for office presented or had their letters written.
The two candidates for Select Board Erin Underhill and Jim McCay answered numerous questions from the organizers and the attendees.
This is a link to a video of the event, which took about an hour and twenty minutes.
Millis Democracy
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Millis Election Forum
Thursday, April 23, 2026
May Day Call to Action Standouts
May Day Is a Day of Action
May Day is when we build collective muscle — and use it. It's a day to stand up against the concentrated power of those who use money and influence to steal our future.
Hear Ezra Levin from Indivisible explain why this moment matters: link
Millis is taking it to the street.
From April 27 through May 1, Millis Democracy will be holding signs on Route 109W, across from Town Hall, during evening rush hour (4:30–5:30 PM). Our message to our neighbors driving by:
- 🛍️ Shop Local — keep your dollars in the community
- 📵 Avoid High-Power Social Media — don't feed the grift
- ✊ Disrupt the Grift — on May 1st, take whatever action you can
We need 3–6 people each day. One person can easily carry two signs, so every volunteer counts.
👉 Sign up on SignUp Genius to hold a sign on one or more days: link
Show your neighbors that Millis shows up.
Attendee Instructions
Coordinate among each other who will pick up & drop off signs at Martha's shed. Email Martha martha@millisdemocracy.org for address.
The signs have numbers. The US flag can go anywhere or be left out. One sign can take a little flag.
Friday, April 17, 2026
Welcome to Millis Democracy
Welcome to the online home of the Millis Democracy Group!
We're so glad you've found us. Here in Millis, we believe in the power of an engaged and informed citizenry. This website serves as a central hub for our community, dedicated to fostering open dialogue, promoting civic participation, and ensuring that every voice is heard in the democratic process.
Whether you're a long-time resident or new to our wonderful town, we invite you to explore, learn, and connect. Here you'll find:
Information about upcoming meetings and events: Stay up-to-date on opportunities to gather, discuss, and act.
Resources for civic engagement: Discover how you can make a difference, from local elections to town initiatives.
Opportunities for respectful discussion: Share your perspectives and hear from fellow Millis residents on important local issues.
Our strength lies in our collective commitment to a vibrant and responsive local government. We encourage you to join us, contribute your ideas, and help shape the future of Millis.
Thank you for being a part of the Millis Democracy Group. Let's work together to strengthen our community!
Monday, April 13, 2026
Millis Democracy Meeting Agenda 4/14/26
- Visit from Selectboard candidate Jim McKay
- MA Democratic Convention preparations (5/31)
- May Day action brainstorming (5/1)
- Communities not Cages National Day of Action with Indivisible Sherborn (4/25)
- Social media outreach:
- https://www.facebook.com/millisdems,
- https://bsky.app/profile/millisdems.bsky.social
Sunday, March 29, 2026
Friday, March 27, 2026
NoKings 3 Millis
Millis NoKings 3 Standout and Food Drive
Millis No Kings standout Saturday Mar 28,
We will stand out 10:30am-12noon, in front of Town Hall on both sides of the street
Speakers and Singing at 11:30am
RSVP here
Speakers
If you wish to speak at 11:30, please register at the info table.
Expected speakers so far: Millis Coffee & Conversations Amy Cohen, Millis Food Bank director Elizabeth Derwin, Senator Becca Rausch, Representative James Arena-DeRosa, Selectboard Erin Underhill, US Rep candidate Jason Poulos, UCC Millis Minister James Adams, Millis resident Joris Friedman-Wils
Parking
Accessible parking is around town hall.
General parking is at Clyde Brown and High School
Support the Millis Food Bank
Support local families by donating cereal, pasta sauce, juice boxes, tuna and laundry detergent.
Donation boxes provided
Greeter and Marshal Help Needed
If you have been to events before please consider being a marshal or greeter of new attendees. We have materials to hand out.
Social Media
- National requests that we use the hashtags [#NoKingsCity+StateAbbreviation] and #NoKings. So for Millis we use #NoKingsMillisMA and #NoKings.
Safety Precautions
Safety Marshals (not law enforcement) can be identified by the blue bibs they wear. Contact one of them in case you see suspicious or worrisome activity, or there is a medical issue.
Nonviolent participation is the paramount goal. Please do not engage in any activity that puts this at risk.
Counter-protesters or provocateurs may attempt to drag you into an exchange. Please do not engage, simply ignore. Talk to the person standing next to you or just look away.
Stay on the sidewalk and off the street. If the numbers are significant we will stand out on both sides of the street. Use the crosswalks – please do not j-walk.
We have met with the Millis police chief, and he has assisted us in crafting our safety plan. He has educated his officers on duty that day regarding our event.
Visit our information table and learn how to be further involved in community service and resistance work!
Introduce yourself to people you don’t know – we are building community!
Come to the steps of town hall at 11:30, if you like, for some singing and speakers.
Bundle up, it’s going to be chilly!
Have a joyous, peaceful, activist day!!
Other Events
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Boston main events start at 2:00PM so you can get there and attend Millis.
Framingham Finale at 5:00PM to make a Human Peace Sign on the common.





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