Millis No Kings Protest on March 28

Facing the Town Hall

Lined up on Main Street

Enthusiasm and Fortitude!

Thank you to all of the protesters who braved the cold to stand up to tyranny!

 

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

• Click the image at the top to expand it. Screenshot to your phone.

• 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.

 Schedule for No Kings Protest on March 28.  Find your location!

 

Let us gather in front of Town Hall Millis to support our democracy and the bill of rights. Let's make new friends with those who share this passion.

We have the power and are claiming it together. No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.

What began in 2025 as a single day of defiance has become a sustained national resistance to tyranny, spreading from small towns to city centers and across every community determined to defend democracy. Our peaceful movement is bigger than ever.

When our families are under attack and costs are pushing people to the brink, silence is not an option. We will defend ourselves and our communities against this administration’s unjust and cruel acts of violence.

On March 28th, rise up, take to the streets, and say it loud: no thrones, no crowns, no kings. We’re not watching history happen—we’re making it. Join us!

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Millis Democratic Town Committee Caucus

The Millis Democratic Caucus will be held Tuesday, March 10 from 7pm-8pm at the Millis Town Hall. The purpose of the caucus is to elect delegates to attend the 2026 Democratic State Convention. Delegates will vote to determine which state-wide candidates appear on primary ballots. 

All Democrats registered to vote in Millis are invited to participate and are encouraged to run for convention delegate. The convention will take place May 29-30 at the DCU Center in Worcester.

The caucus is open to the public and press, but only Millis’s registered and pre-registered Democrats are eligible to run and vote. Pre-registered Democrats must be at least 16 years old on the caucus date. Party affiliation change is possible at the caucus or in advance online Massachusetts Online Voter Registration System. 

Registration will open at 6:30 PM. The caucus will begin at 7:00 PM. The caucus doors will close at 7:15 PM. Everyone waiting in line to register at 7:15 PM will be admitted to the caucus. Anyone admitted after 7:15 PM will be designated as a guest and will not be able to run for delegate or to vote.

Those running as a delegate or alternate should be present at the caucus or on zoom to be elected. However, if there are not enough candidates present to fill all delegate and alternate positions, two-thirds of those present and voting may move to have a candidate’s name placed in nomination despite the candidate’s absence, provided that the candidate has notified the Chair of their interest in running.

Millis Democrats will vote to elect 6 delegates and 4 alternates to represent Millis at the convention. Those not selected as a convention delegate or an alternate, and who meet the qualifications, can apply separately to be an add-on delegate in the following categories: youth, minority, disabled, LGBTQ+, veteran, or ask about being a convention volunteer. This year’s convention will be a Nominating Convention, where we meet to hear from those running for office in 2026 and vote to determine which candidates advance to the Democratic primary ballot.

To get zoom details and/or to let us coming register here.