• EMERGENCY MORATORIUM on non-essential stored water use for oil extraction
    Water is too precious and scarce to waste. Using drinking water to extract oil does not make any sense. We can not afford to waste a drop on non-essentials. This is an emergency and an emergency response is appropriate. Moratorium on water use for oil extraction insures we are securing the safety, health and well- being of essential water for the benefit of the community to the best of our ability. It is the right thing to do.
    245 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Jeanne Blackwell
  • Quartz Hill Road Corridor Improvement Project
    This is about the freedom to choose how to move safely through our community. This project will make it possible to more safely ride your bike and walk along Quartz Hill Road from the top of the hill to Market Street and promote walking and biking from the neighborhoods to Caldwell Park and the Sacramento River Trail.
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    Created by Ride Redding
  • Diestelhorst to Downtown Non-Motorized Improvement Project
    This is about the freedom to choose how to move safely through our community. Diestelhorst to Downtown is about connecting the miles of River Trail and our neighborhoods along it with downtown. If you have ever tried to get downtown walking or biking you know what I am talking about. This project will bring the River Trail experience all the way to California street.
    489 of 500 Signatures
    Created by Ride Redding
  • Stop TPP Trade Agreement from destroying our Economy and Environment
    Because this is one of the most important issues going on in our country currently. Past trade agreements have cost our country millions of good, high paying jobs that have now been sent overseas.
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    Created by Drew Martin
  • Stop big banks from wasting taxpayer money on luxury food and activities
    Arizona Republicans are ripping away the meager benefits nearly 1 million people rely on to survive. Wisconsin Republicans are mandating drug testing and outlawing junk food. A bill in Missouri would ban food stamp users from buying seafood. Junk food bans and mandatory drug testing have popped up across the nation. Kansas might be the worst, with Republicans there pushing unprecedented restrictions on where and how people who receive public help can spend it. These efforts would be silly if they weren't so mean-spirited. A USDA survey found that people who receive nutrition assistance have a very similar diet to those who don't, and it doesn't include frequent luxury food. Most of the concern about fraud and abuse can be traced back to one misleading FOX News report. States that actually test for drug use found that those who receive public assistance use drugs at a lower rate than the rest of the population. This is nothing more than cruel, racially-tinged demagoguery. It is an attempt to demean the poor in order to excuse the failure of conservative economics to bring about shared prosperity. Perhaps worst of all, it is hypocritical: The biggest financial institutions, the so-called "too big to fail" banks officially designated for more oversight by the Financial Stability Oversight Council, receive an implicit subsidy of as much as $102 billion dollars. If our leaders are going to be mean to people who are able to survive because of public help, they should start with the big banks.
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    Created by Colin Holtz
  • Free Douglas Hughes, D.C. Gyrocopter Pilot
    Douglas Hughes represents us-99-percent. We detest money in politics. We detest government serving the corporate interests. We-99-percent also thank Mr. Hughes for bringing the issue of air space security to light. Lax federal oversight is the problem, not Mr. Hughes. Government works for us. We shall not be enslaved to our government. GET MONEY OUT OF POLITICS. Years of imprisonment for Mr. Hughes for simply exercising our First Amendment Right, The Right to Free Speech, is WRONG. We respectfully ask that you will free DOUGLAS HUGHES -- the people's hero -- now. Thank you.
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    Created by Yumi Wong
  • Skatepark
    The roads in this town, Streator, IL, are already damaged and disintegrating. So why would you want kids skating and biking on already cruddy roads that are hard to drive on?? Wouldn't it make more sense to build a skatepark, rather than 20 more softball fields? The skaters and bikers NEED somewhere to go!!! We're tired of having to go to Ottawa just to ride my board or bike. It's about time this place got serious.
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    Created by Alex
  • Eliminate corporate welfare
    Corporate welfare is just wrong. U.S. citizens pay our fair share of taxes, and when Congress does anything concerning the budget, they want to eliminate programs that benefit ordinary citizens while many corporations pay no taxes. Corporations use our roads and other resources to make profits while we pay them subsidies. That makes no sense to me.
    156 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Cynthia Garrett
  • (State of Michigan) Hands off Detroit Public Schools
    Every Detroit homeowner paying the 18 mills in property school taxes, is affected, because there is a 2 Billion deficit created by the Governor, and taxpayers get nothing for their taxes. Taxation without representation.
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    Created by Herman L Davis
  • Diversify Near All White 46th Ward Zoning & Development Committee
    The diversity makeup on the 46th Ward Zoning & Development Committee is unacceptable in this day and age, period. For updates & more info: http://UptownChicago.Rocks
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    Created by UptownChicago.Rocks
  • Opening of Sunken City in Daylight Hours
    I'm a member of Point Fermin Residents Group, and opening up Sunken City for public use would enable all residents to enjoy the area legally. It's time for the community to take back this treasure. Opening the area would assist with cutting down on the problems that plague the area, along with support by law enforcement.
    309 of 400 Signatures
    Created by Bonnie Keilbach
  • Education for Foster Children
    I serve on the board of a CASA program that serves foster children by providing them with volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocates. Many foster kids have no relative who can take them in when they have been abused or neglected by their loved ones and/or perpetrators, so they become wards of the state. They "age out" of the foster care system at 18 years of age. When foster parents are no longer paid monthly stipends to keep these kids, then many foster kids can become homeless while still attending high school. If foster kids know they will be eligible for at least 2 years of college or trade school, it will give them hope for the future and incentive to complete high school.
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    Created by Gloria Nye