The Citizens United ruling giving corporations personhood and allowing corporations to bribe their way into government must be repealed. California, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, Rhode Island and Vermont have all passed resolutions through their legislatures, and majorities of legislators in Connecticut and Maryland sent letters to Congress calling for a constitutional amendment opposing the ruling; Colorado and Montana just passed the resolution as a result of the election on Tuesday. I want Pennsylvania voters to have their say.

We the people sent congress to Washington D.C., so they work for us. We want congress to work with the president in his second term.

We need to Ask Harry Reid to Change the rules of the Senate to discontinue the rules permitting members of the Senate to put Anonymous Filibusters in place preventing transparency and accountablity.

Congress is not working, literally. Nothing gets done not only because of the idea of "gridlock," but also because legislators never have to get together to work things out. Make legislators "normal" federal employees, with two weeks of vacation per year, all federal holidays, and that is it. By being forced to be physically with the opposition, legislators will find common ground.

Make every citizen's vote count, and count equally, for electing the president of the U.S., by replacing the electoral college system with a simple nation-wide popular vote system.

I believe that our country would be better off if politicians were elected to serve the people, and not themselves with career politics. I haven't met a single person that disagrees with term limits for congress.

Long lines that stretch for blocks, standing and waiting for 4, 5, 7 hours is not helpful or healthy to our democracy. Voters who are white collar professionals, doctors, lawyers, they can afford to take long amounts of time away from work, not so for those who are nurses, teachers, bus drivers. Healthy people could stand in line for hours at a time, but those with disabilities, those with health problems, they are not physically able to stand for hours on end just to cast a ballot. This petition is created to force political leaders from all sides to resolve this issue, to improve the process for voting, to encourage and foster participation in American democracy by the entire voting eligible population.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has indicated that the GOP will hold its course during Obama's second term. Ending the filibuster is within the realm of possibility by repealing the anachronistic "cloture" rule in the Senate at the beginning of the new session of congress. Give hope and change a real shot at happening by urging your senator to end the cloture rule.

Stop the partisan positions and do what is best for the country. Tear up the no new taxes contracts.

Harry Reid must have the courage to change the filibuster rules in the Senate on the first day of the new congress. This is the only way to achieve the priorities of the President in his second term without facing total obstruction from Senate Republicans.

The November 2012 election is over, and many diverse voices were heard. It is time for our government to work beyond party ideologies and begin doing the work of moving our nation forward in service to ALL U.S. citizens.

Even Mitt Romney admits it. In his concession speech, he said: "At a time like this, we can't risk partisan bickering. Our leaders have to reach across the aisle to do the people's work." House Speaker John Boehner said "If there is a mandate, it is a mandate for both parties to find common ground and take steps together to help our economy grow and create jobs." However, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell had this to say: "The voters have not endorsed the failures or excesses of the president's first term. They have simply given him more time to finish the job they asked him to do together" with a balanced Congress."