If Obama supports Bernie, it will give him the edge over his 1%er, banker-supported opponent. Although Bernie has the people behind him, she supposedly has the nomination locked up with her party hoohaw.

To stop accepting money from the fossil fuel industry

Equal Balance on All committees is necessary to the Utah public.

I am tired of being forced to vote for the lesser of 2 evils by the political establishment. I am tired of seeing political parties like the Democrats and Republicans hijack the government for their own purposes, and leaving we, the people, out in the cold. If the Democratic National committee does not stop hijacking the political process to put their preferred candidate, Hillary Clinton, as the democratic nominee, then come the national 2016 election, we will not vote, at all. We will not take part.in a broken process, robbed of true American liberty, and we will not have any hand in the voter process. #blockthevote

When it comes to calling for a Constitutional Convention or otherwise changing the Constitution to "reverse Citizens United", our state officials make up excuses about a convention being too risky, having no control over national politics, or passing a resolution calling for a change in the Constitution doesn't actually do anything unless other states join in (of course, the lawmakers in other states say the same - making it a vicious circle of inaction). This gets around that by instructing them to alter Minnesota's Constitution. Other cities and states have done this, so there's no excuse not to do it unless the politicians want to keep the existing state of fascism via corporate plutocracy and campaign bribery in place. Why sign this? Are we in a democracy if money controls who we vote for and elect? Is the government representing the people if those running it are more concerned about campaign finance than their constituents?

To "Bern Up" Missouri and invite Bernie Sanders to speak in Cape Girardeau Missouri! It's time for the revolution!

We need a real democratic primary between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton for the good of the party and ultimately the country. Way before the first primary, Clinton's campaign maneuvered to take the primary out of the hands of the voters by amassing an early super delegate advantage. For Democrats in any state to have faith in the party going into a competitive general election, prematurely committed superdelegates need to change their votes to reflect the people they represent. Given the massive scale of Sanders's primary victory, New Hampshire's prematurely pledged super delegates (Governor Maggie Hassan, Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Rep. Annie Kuster and DNC members Billy Shaheen, Kathy Sullivan, and Joanne Dodwell) need to be first in line to exercise their right to reevaluate their support. Maggie Hassan is in the midst of a competitive race to represent the people of New Hampshire in the senate. Now is the perfect time for a prominent super delegate to demonstrate her right to switch her support to the candidate her constituents voted for. The move will also sure up Hassan's own support as the enthusiasm that propelled Sanders to victory moves behind her senate bid.

We have the technology to switch to wind and solar power, now. Our emissions are up 10% this year and we need to switch from Hydro power that is no longer effective due to the drought.

People forget that Dr. King's real dream was income equality, redistribution of wealth. Whereas, wealth has been redistributed, it just hasn't trickled down to the 51% of Americans making less than $30,000 a year. We haven't forgotten the dream. "Time to end the 'wait' state."

The people are tired of insiders influencing elections. Due to money in politics, Superdelegates that represent 10,000 civilian votes are no longer welcome in the election process. The Democratic nomination should be based on the popular vote, without the influence of corruptible Washington insiders

Both California and Oregon have adopted Automatic Voter Registration systems, and more than 7 million residents have been registered to vote as a result. Illinois should be next! Tell the legislature to pass Senate Bill 2134!

Voting rights in America is being suppressed, and action is required on multiple levels. Proper legal rights and responsibilities for under-represented territories, the right to vote for all Americans including felons who have had their right to vote revoked, and the elimination of the Electoral College in favor of a one human = one vote policy are all long overdue.