A new study indicates that the world is heading for an “irrecoverable overshoot” of global temperature thresholds that will plunge billions of people into disastrous climate impacts--and we have long known that transportation, literally fueled by oil giants like Phillips 66, is the number-one cause of planet-warming emissions in the U.S. Fossil fuel sponsorships and advertising should be outlawed! 

This petition is not an accusation against any candidate, political party, election worker, or individual. It is a demand for accountability. Election integrity must never be a partisan issue. Every legally cast vote deserves to be accurately counted, properly recorded, and transparently accounted for. Voters should never be left wondering how thousands of votes can disappear from a publicly reported candidate total without a clear explanation. We do not ask anyone to accept speculation. We ask election officials to provide the facts, the records, and the evidence. We believe public confidence in our democratic institutions depends on transparency, accuracy, and accountability. WE DEMAND ANSWERS. WE DEMAND TRANSPARENCY. WE DEMAND ACCOUNTABILITY. Please sign this petition and stand with voters who believe every vote matters.

Voters delivered a resounding anti-war mandate on Election Day. They want leaders who listen, make life more affordable, and put our safety first. Congress must now choose: Listen to the people and reject a bloated Pentagon budget OR continue to prop up Trump’s war machine. We don’t have to wait for the new Congress to be sworn in on January 3 to turn our anti-war vision into reality. Lawmakers are debating and negotiating multiple legislative vehicles that could plow more than $1.5 TRILLION toward the Pentagon today. We know Congress must leverage the power of the purse to cut off funds for Trump’s war immediately. But after inexcusable absences sunk a crucial effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, it’s clear that not enough lawmakers are feeling the heat from their constituents. That changes now.

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We need your voice because the future of New Hampshire Drug Court affects all of us. I am a Drug Court graduate, and I know firsthand how important this opportunity can be. This program provides more than court supervision. It offers structure, accountability, treatment, resources, and an opportunity to rebuild a life that addiction has disrupted. Behind every graduate is a story. Behind every participant is a family, children, and people who want to see their loved ones succeed. We are bringing together graduates, current participants, families, recovery professionals, and community members from across New Hampshire to make sure our voices are heard. You do not have to have personally participated in Drug Court to support this cause. You simply have to believe that treatment, accountability, and opportunities for recovery deserve to remain available. By signing and sharing this petition, you are helping us demonstrate to state leadership that this program matters and that its future deserves serious consideration. We cannot speak about the importance of recovery while allowing opportunities for recovery to disappear. Join us. Share your story. Add your voice. Help us preserve New Hampshire Drug Court for the people who still need it.

The Speaker of the House helps determine which issues receive attention, which bills move forward, and how effectively Congress holds the president accountable. That makes this leadership decision important to everyone concerned about the cost of living, access to health care, civil rights, and responsible government. I am starting this petition because Hakeem Jeffries’ leadership choices have not earned my confidence. His AIPAC-linked campaign support and private meeting with Jared Kushner raise questions for me about transparency, donor influence, and his approach to accountability. Voters deserve clear answers and a meaningful discussion of alternative candidates before House Democrats choose their leader. If you share these concerns, please join me in asking House Democrats to support an alternative to Jeffries. Together, we can make clear that leadership must be earned through public trust, independence, and a demonstrated commitment to working people.

 Now is the time to take action. Washington State should not be sacrificing the most vulnerable for political expediency. We call on you to uphold our rights as residents and citizens of Washington State.

Key Reasons for Action: 1. Justice and Accountability Are Not "Revenge" 2. Dismissing demands for oversight as "getting even" abdicates the House's constitutional duty. The American public is not seeking political retribution; we are demanding legal consequences for executive overreach, civil rights violations, and unlawful acts committed across government agencies, including ICE and high-ranking administration officials. A Speaker must be willing to use the full subpoena, oversight, and impeachment powers of Congress to enforce the rule of law. 3. Reject Corporate Campaign Finance & Lobbyist Influence 4. The American public needs leadership that represents working-class interests, not corporate donors or special interest political action committees (including AIPAC and other foreign-policy lobbying groups). House leadership must stand up to powerful moneyed interests that distort domestic and foreign policy priorities away from the will of voters. 5. Healthcare is a Human Right 6. Opposing single-payer healthcare (Medicare for All) protects private insurance profit margins at the expense of millions of uninsured and underinsured Americans. House leadership must champion real, structural reforms rather than incremental tweaks that preserve corporate healthcare profits. 7. Leadership That Fights, Not Excuses 8. Governing requires the courage to fight for structural change rather than defaulting to cautious incrementalism. We demand a Speaker of the House who will unreservedly advance a bold agenda for working people and hold bad actors accountable without reservation. Closing Call to Action: To the Members of the House Democratic Caucus: Do not default to corporate business-as-usual. Nominate and elect a Speaker of the House who will aggressively fight for corporate accountability, systemic healthcare reform, and strict enforcement of the law.

Pete Hegseth’s days at the Pentagon are numbered. Control of the House and Senate flipped, and incoming lawmakers made one thing abundantly clear: impeaching Defense Secretary Hegseth will be their TOP priority. If you think that’s welcome news, we’ll raise you something even better: A key opportunity to push Pete out of the Pentagon is happening in a matter of days when lawmakers return for the lame duck session — and momentum to hold the Secretary accountable just skyrocketed. Rep. Thomas Massie’s (R-KY) articles of impeachment were supposed to come up for a vote before the House left for its pre-election recess, until Speaker Johnson cowardly sent lawmakers back home early to avoid a vote that could have embarrassed the Trump administration. But Johnson can’t delay things forever, and Rep. Massie is vowing a “week one” vote on Hegseth’s impeachment. Voters unequivocally rebuked the warmongering and reckless violence that Hegseth has enabled as head of the Pentagon, but that doesn’t make the current majorities in Congress easier to overcome. Together, we need to bring all the pressure of the election on lawmakers who must impeach Hegseth NOW — before he can do any more damage.

This issue matters because substitute teachers are not disposable workers. We are an essential part of the public education system.  Thousands of students depend on substitute teachers to maintain continuity in their education when their regular teachers are absent. We step into classrooms, manage instruction, support students, and help keep schools functioning.  For many of us, substitute teaching is not occasional work or supplemental income. It is our primary source of employment and financial stability.  CCSD’s decision to impose a 719-hour work limit in the middle of the school year creates uncertainty and financial hardship for licensed substitutes who depend on consistent assignments. Employees should not have to face reduced employment opportunities because the district failed to implement legislation passed in 2023.  We support retirement benefits. We support compliance with Nevada law. We also believe substitutes deserve meaningful opportunities to participate in PERS without unnecessarily sacrificing their ability to earn a living.  This is bigger than retirement deductions. It is about fair employment practices, financial security, transparency, and respect for the people who help keep our schools running.  If we remain silent, substitutes may continue to face employment restrictions without having a meaningful voice in decisions that directly affect their livelihoods.  We are asking fellow substitutes, educators, parents, and community members to stand with us and demand a fair solution. 

Every sign we’re seeing points to escalating violence in the Middle East. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth recently met with Israeli PM Netanyahu, stirring up speculation that new rounds of strikes against Iran may be imminent. Then, the Trump administration recalled embassy staff from several Gulf states. From Iran, where U.S. bombs have killed schoolchildren, to Yemen, where violence precipitated by the Iran war has recently forced more than 250,000 from their homes, to the entire region, where U.S. servicemembers and millions more sit scared and in danger, this much is clear: People pay the price for Trump’s reckless threats and violence. We aren’t powerless in the face of endless war, which is why we’re mobilizing tens of thousands of people who believe in peace and justice to speak out again, in one unified voice. Join us.

Our window to stop an unprecedented military partnership between the Pentagon and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is closing fast. Right now, House and Senate leadership are working behind closed doors to determine the final language of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). That bill currently includes a provision to create a new Pentagon office that is legally required to deepen U.S.-Israeli military cooperation. Think joint weapons development, unprecedented foreign leverage over the Pentagon’s priorities, closer coordination between two deadly war machines, and more. We know public pressure can make a difference: Earlier this summer, Speaker Johnson was forced to cancel key House NDAA votes, in part because of mounting bipartisan opposition to this effort. Now, as our small team works to kick up a storm during a notoriously opaque conference process, we need everyone speaking out now.