This petition is about reinstating early voting on the weekends here in Ohio. We used to have this right. Secretary of State Jon Husted took it away from us. If our representative, Bob Latta, publicly calls for Husted to reinstate weekend voting, there could be a chance for reinstatement prior to Election Day.

We live in an area where there is little to no public transportation and where people do not have the luxury of having Election Day off to vote. In order to encourage widespread participation in our democratic process, we need to reinstate the weekend early voting times that have been taken away from us.

I would like Secretary Husted to reinstate early voting on weekends from now to Election Day and to add several other voting stations in Columbus, Ohio!!!!!

This petition is about early voting in Ohio and to have it extended for weekends until Voting Day on November 6. Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted provided early voting, but eliminated weekends; not looking at people would work/have obligations on weekdays and can't get out and vote. That is why I am here to write this petition. Please sign and make your voice heard and your vote count!

The Republican leadership of Ohio, in a very partisan move, have restricted the early voting hours this election year to 8-5 M-F, effectively making this a useless option for most working voters. Please join me in petitioning Secretary of State Jon Husted, who is responsible for this attempt to discourage voters, to shift their staff to provide broader hours of operation. I'm almost certain that they could adjust people's schedules to allow evening and weekend voting without increasing expenses, if they were only willing to be creative instead of obstructive. It should be easy for all Ohioans to vote, not just those who are wealthy and powerful enough to choose their own daily schedules.

Why should earely voting be suppressed? What is it that anyone could fear? A result they may not like?

All workers should be able to join unions

Pennsylvania's Voter ID/Voter Suppression Law was put on hold by a temporary injunction granted by Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson. This is only a temporary injunction, stopping its implementation for the 2012 election. Now we need to repeal this anti-democracy bill for 2013 and beyond. Send your message to Gov. Corbett and your state representative and senator urging repeal.

On Sunday, Sept. 30th, 2012 a Lt. in the Philadelphia Police Dept. assaulted an innocent women. They officer, whom had his back turned, assumed the women threw water on police. There's footage of the incident. you can clearly see it wasn't her. As of right now the officer is on desk duty which is absurd. I am personally affected because it took place at a cultural event where we as civilians are suppose to be able to enjoy and feel safe. This officer needs to be brought to justice with an appropriate punishment, not desk duty and pay.

Secretary of State Kobach, your time is up! You have neglected our elections, made voting more difficult, and have embarrassed Kansans with your radical agenda. Enough! We call on you to resign immediately!

Voting rights should be encouraged for all eligible voters. It's an honorable Democratic right!

Military soldiers not being allowed to vote.