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Stop State Takeover of DetroitIn November, Michigan voters overwhelmingly rejected the Emergency Financial Manager law that allowed Governor Snyder to takeover any municipality they deem as unstable. But immediately after the law was rejected by voters, Governor Snyder and Republicans in Lansing pushed forward a new version of the bill, completely ignoring the message voters sent. Now, Governor Snyder has appointed an Emergency Financial Manager of Detroit, who will be paid $275,000 annually. This state takeover threatens the hardest working Detroiters who could suffer from jobs being terminated and city services eliminated. Tell Governor Snyder to listen to Michigan voters and end the state takeover of Detroit.235 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Rafael Mojica
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The Recess Project: Bringing Recess to Dover Middle SchoolPlease assist me in advocating for regularly scheduled recess at Dover Middle School so that our children are simply able to get outside each and every day.266 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Aimee
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Gov. Nixon: Allow Missouri Farmers to Grow HempHemp is currently illegal in the US. Many American farmers wish to grow it to grow jobs, the economy and reduce our carbon footprint!2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Ashli
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Tell Your Senators to Let the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Do Its Job and Confirm Rich Co...Elizabeth Warren: "Never before in American history has a minority in the Senate blocked a nominee to try to get changes in a law they don't like and don't have the votes to change.” She's talking about the 43 Senators who have threatened to block Rich Cordray's re-nomination as director. They don’t question his qualifications; their grievance is with the CFPB itself. "Blocking Rich Cordray is about weakening the agency,” says Warren. It's "about keeping the game rigged" so "consumers remain in the dark -- and a few bad actors can rake in big profits.”87,798 of 100,000 SignaturesCreated by James Lardner
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Prevent Armed "Safety Marshals" In Our SchooolsDon't allow non-law enforcement personnel to carry guns and serve as "safety marshals" in our public schools.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by David F. Walker
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Repeal the NYS SAFE ActThis law was passed without public input and debate. This law violates our Second Amendment Rights. This law will only harm law-abiding citizens in the State of New York. This law will do nothing to stop gun violence. Repeal the law now!17 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Jerry H. McShane
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Prevent Armed "Safety Marshalls" In Our SchooolsDon't allow non-law enforcement personnel to carry guns and serve as "safety marshalls" in our public schools.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by David F. Walker
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SHARPIES should be REFILLABLE!!!Sharpies are sold all over the world and are tossed away after use. They are not environmentally friendly and we need to protect our planet for future generations.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Barbara Canovan
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Widespread Power Authority (WPA)Energy independence, and clean energy.2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Dan Kainen
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Opposition to Elkhart Sewer CompactWe oppose The City of Elkhart Sewer Compact Agreeemnt that uses Assessed Property Value in determining the fee businesses outside the city limits must pay for sewer service the City of Elkhart provides. Businesses outside the city limits should NOT be required to pay a fee that is more than three (3) times the actual sewer fee the business would pay if they resided inside the city limits.33 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Michael Pangburn
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health carehealth care insurance companys ,have been ripping us all off for years . my policy i peronally have is junk and insurance is supposed to support and aid when the benefit is needed , when you purchase a product it should deliver a product that would be service. none of the policies i have seen on line provide that.. make insurance companys provide adaquate coverage for the money you suppy them2 of 100 SignaturesCreated by wayne avery
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Florida Students for Equal Funding of EducationAfter attending the Hillsborough County School Board Student Forum, in which high-school students' opinions were heard, it came to our attention that Florida's lack of funding for education comes from our very own state legislator's inability to place education at the forefront of our state's issues. Currently each student in Florida receives $3,000 less than the national average per capita. We wish to change this situation that puts Florida's students at a disadvantage.205 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Julia Jansen