• Expanded Voting
    It is necessary to defend expanded voting hours to more than Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. As citizens of the United States of America it is our constitutional right to vote. If shortened voting hours are placed into affect many Americans will not get to vote; and ironically, it would be the working class who lost their voice.
    2 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Sharon Proudfoot
  • Secret pacts for Education
    The money that is used for campaign adds prove that there is a lot of money that could be used to help the people of America. My proposal is that for every dollar spent on a campaign add an additional dollar be spent to upgrade the schools of America. There might even be enough to make college affordable.
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    Created by Jean Carroll
  • NursingHomePersonalNeedsAllowance
    Since 1987 that's 27 years ago all of the New Jersey Nursing Homes have been getting a mere $35.00 monthly.We have gone thru the first deppression,but now that your hinting about a new one that might be on it's way i think it is time you raised the personal needs allowance to let's say $55.00 monthly.The personal needs allowance is for clothing,personal items, phone bill, outings,like trips to IHOPS,RED LOBSTER and others,.I have two blogs www.personalneedsallowance.blogspot.com and NursingHomePersonalNeedsAllowance.com/petitions
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    Created by John F.O'Brien Jr.
  • Ending waste of unopened food at public schools
    I was upset to see unused sealed food being thrown away after lunch by children at Merced Elememtary at West Covina, Ca. I was told by the Principal they are not allowed to return items that were not used back to the kitchen due to health regulations. Items were not perishable and could be given to homeless organizations. Besides the waste we are teaching our children that wasting food is acceptable.
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    Created by zaida valdez
  • The Political Scorecard
    The election rhetoric is heating up faster than global warming. The past decisions of the government have negatively affected each of us. Sign this petition to request some real change!
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    Created by George Moses
  • STOP Insurance Power Plays
    Did you know that car insurance companies charge higher premiums if you are single? When I called my auto insurance company because they had me listed on the renewal as "married", I was told my premium would increase by $56.00/year. 3 other big insurance companies told me the same thing. No one has statistics showing singles are a higher risk.
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    Created by Leslie Mahoney
  • Bring Trader Joe’s to the communities of south St. Louis, MO
    Trader Joe's responds to signed petitions when picking new locations. To better the community, we would like to petition them to come to the Village of Marlborough or the immediate surrounding communities of south St. Louis, MO.
    1,517 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by carol
  • Cut medical care for retire Congressmen and Senators
    United States Congressmen and Senators are wealthy and should pay for healthcare. Retiree from Congress and the Senate do not pay into their medical insurance unlike the common tax payer.Who not only pays for SSI and Medicare also pay taxes and for life time health insurance for our Congressmen,Senators and their families. By cutting spending for free healthcare to these groups we could save money and quit stealing from retired Americans who have paid taxes and into SSI/Medicare their whole adult lives and have a right to expect to use these programs.
    5 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Julie Noblitt-Howell
  • Protect Free Speech Rights in Tampa
    With the Republican National Committee's convention starting on Tuesday in Tampa, Mayor Buckhorn needs to protect free speech by making sure City of Tampa personnel do not interfere with peaceful protests in association with Republican National Convention events.
    308 of 400 Signatures
    Created by Alex Levine
  • Change the Academic Renewal Policy of USG
    The University System of Georgia's policy regarding academic renewal requires students to attend the same institution they dropped out of in order to achieve academic renewal, a policy that allows one semester of grades to not count against a student's final GPA after not attending college for 5 years. As over 25% of students do not return for their second year of college, this policy has the ability to negatively affect a large percentage of the population who want to be able to achieve a good GPA upon their return for their education later in life, but have moved to different states or even different areas of Georgia as adults.
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    Created by Michael Braud
  • TERM LIMITS FOR HOUSE AND SENATE
    I would like to see Senate and congress with term limit with they can only be in office for two terms just like the President and no one is grandfathered in. Also they need to pay into retirement and health insurance just like the every day average working person.
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    Created by Pacita
  • Candidates should stay within budget
    Candidates should be given the same amount of money, set a budget and stay within it. This would be a way to demonstrate they could understand balancing the state and federal budgets
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    Created by Elaine Bynum