The governing authority of the city of Nelson, GA has passed an ordinance that would require that all household have a gun on the premises.

We the family & friends of Whitney Houston are asking that her death be taken very seriously and question & investigate ALL who were present at the time of her death.

We (Family & Friends) believe and Feel that Whitney Houston's Death was not Properly Investigated.

In order to facilitate and advance affordable, environmentally benign, energy security at less than 20¢/kWh for all homes and businesses in Hawaii via greater deployment of long-service-life solar PVBBs without PV-caused grid overload and instabilities, while retaining a reliable profitable grid system business, we submit the above petitions.

As a LGBT Native American in South Dakota, served by the tireless efforts of Sen. Tim Johnson, it’s important for our senator to leave a lasting legacy of legal marriage equality that will protect and defend the rights of all LGBT citizens in South Dakota and the United States. Please join me in inviting our senior senator to make one more stand for doing what’s right for all citizens of the United States.

Please pull the Lifetime show "The Client List" from air because it promotes prostitution and gives massage therapy a bad name. Reputable massage therapists lose business because of bad publicity and tv shows like "The Client List" that depict the profession poorly.

State legislation is attempting to open Hawai`i's doors to unplanned development by amending historic preservation laws. Current legislation requires developers to perform an Archaeological Inventory Assessment (AIS), a process of coming to know what is on the landscape, prior to altering it. Bypassing this initial step is poor planning and costly. Please kill Senate Bill 1171

People who care about democracy across the country are uniting to overturn the Supreme Court's decision that gives corporations the right to spend unlimited amounts of money to influence elections. The amazing coalition Money Out Voters In and Common Cause helped write this Resolution, which goes to the CA Democratic Party Resolutions Committee -- and the Party itself -- at the CDP convention next week. Sign this petition to urge the committee and the party to show their support for getting big corporate money out of elections.

Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security are extremely vital parts of our social safety net. The majority of Americans are NOT willing to cut benefits from these very popular programs in order to deal with the deficit. In fact, Social Security should not even be part of this equation. We oppose any and every cut to Medicare, Medicaid, or Social Security benefits -- including raising the retirement age or cutting the cost of living adjustment. There are other ways to solve our nation's fiscal problems. Our Washington representatives should NOT dismantle the safety net which our country's seniors, the poor, the orphaned, and the disabled rely upon for their very survival.

This is for advocacy towards our support for immigration reform, and a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants residing in our country. We invite you to join us in our fight towards pushing our community and local political leadership that will benefit millions of undocumented families.

VOTE FOR Senate Concurrent Resolution SCR13-002 To Place the "Colorado Heath Care Cooperative" On Our Novemeber 5, 2013 Ballot!!! EVERY Colorado Senator and Representative Needs to VOTE FOR SCR13-002 (with a minimum 2/3rds vote required in each body) to place the Colorado Health Care Cooperative on the November 5, 2013 Ballot (as a Referred Measure)!!! As my Senator or my Representative, I'm asking you to tell me that I can count on your VOTE FOR SCR13-002 both at the Committee level (as appropriate) and on the floor (as appropriate). Please do your best to secure recorded votes on all occasions. TO PETITION SIGNERS: SAVE THIS DATE*AND TIME* AND TAKE ACTION WITH US! . . . IF YOU AGREE: Every Coloradan needs affordable, quality health care sometime! That's why all Coloradans need the assurance of access without facing financial ruin when their time(s) comes! . . . SO, WHY WOULD ANY Colorado Senator or Representative VOTE AGAINST saving us voters Billions of $$$s in Colorado medical costs and bills when we can clearly show Colorado voters how to save anywhere from $4 billion in 2016 to $16 billion by 2024? AND, why would ANY Colorado legislator VOTE AGAINST saving more Colorado lives from preventable deaths while saving us taxpayer dollars too? ASK YOUR Senator and Representative to serve your interests and those of your family, neighbors and friends! ESPECIALLY IF THEY WILL NOT (pledge to) "VOTE FOR the Colorado Health Care Cooperative in 2013!!!" by voting for SCR13-002. Tell your State legislators that they are not representing your best interests UNLESS they "VOTE FOR the Colorado Health Care Cooperative in 2013!!!" DON'T be square; please find a way to get our message there! WHAT? This is our first, best, and very likely our only chance to speak publicly to our State legislators to "VOTE FOR the Colorado Health Care Cooperative in 2013!!!" by passing SCR13-002. *WHEN? and WHERE? This coming Thursday, April 4 at 1:00 pm (for seating) and officially starting at 1:30 pm (for giving/listening to public testimony) at our State Capitol Building (200 E Colfax Ave) in the Old Supreme Court Chamber (on 2nd floor) before the Senate Health and Human Services Committee. WHY? A 2/3rd vote on Senate Concurrent Resolution SCR13-002 is needed in both the Senate and House in Colorado to refer the "Colorado Health Care Cooperative" to all Colorado voters this November, 2013. DO please find a way to get our message there! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!

Each year, thousands of California youth leave the locker-lined halls of high school, diploma in hand. But they'll be missing something important: a voter registration card and information on how to vote. The Millennial Generation is unique; with the brush of a touchscreen, young Americans are more plugged-in, informed, engaged and involved than ever before. Voter pre-registration engages them with our democracy, encouraging these informed voices to participate. Hawaii, North Carolina, Florida and Maryland are among a growing number of states that allow any future eligible voter to pre-register to vote at age 16. At 18, these pre-registered voters are added to the voter rolls. Voter pre-registration has little-to-no fiscal impact and no particular burden on election officials, but boosts voter registration rates and participation. In California, SB113 has been introduced to implement voter pre-registration. It needs your support!