Seattle organizers hope to mobilize more than 100,000 people this time around, which would make it perhaps the largest protest in the city's history.

Hundreds across the state are expected to join nationwide “No Kings” protests on Saturday, according to event organizers.Indivisible, which helped organize that

Tens of thousands marched from Capitol Hill for Seattle’s first No Kings protest last June. Tens of thousands marched through downtown Seattle again in October for “No Kings

In Seattle, organizers expect 100,000 people to attend a No Kings rally at Cal Anderson Park and march to Seattle Center.

Thousands of No Kings protests on March 28 could draw a "historic" number of Americans to the streets on Saturday, with organizers like 50501, Indivisible, Women's March rallying against President Donald Trump's actions and policies. Millions of "furious ...

The No Kings movement is gearing up for a statewide return next Saturday, with roughly 66 protests scheduled across Washington and at least seven separate gatherings planned inside Seattle. Organizers are billing the coordinated actions as nonviolent demonstrations meant to push back against federal enforcement and what they describe as authoritarian overreach.

No Kings organizers say demonstrations will take place in all 50 states Saturday, with thousands of events planned from major cities to smaller communities.

The third installment of the No Kings anti-Trump rallies will take place Saturday. Organizers insist they are achieving more than just big crowds.