Let the voters decide. Pledge to support the candidate who gets the most pledged delegate votes at the Democratic National Convention.

Let the voters decide. Pledge to support the candidate who gets the most pledged delegate votes at the Democratic National Convention. To draw more voters into the Democratic party, they need to feel represented. Otherwise, we risk alienating voters and turning them elsewhere!

New Hampshire superdelegates—including Governor Maggie Hassan, Representative Ann Kuster, Senator Jeanne Shaheen, and DNC members Bill Shaheen, Kathy Sullivan, and Joanne Dowdell—must pledge to back the will of the voters at the Democratic party convention in Philadelphia.

Right to work is wrong for New Mexico, and I’m calling on you to oppose it. This bill will make it easier to cut our wages and benefits, send our jobs overseas and weaken health and safety protections at our workplaces. Vote NO on right to work.

We the People of the United States, call on Senator Bernie Sanders to lead a third party.

The electoral college system was designed to prevent an unacceptable candidate from taking office. That is exactly the problem we have today. Neither Hillary nor Trump is acceptable to the other party, and some even their own party.

The death penalty is an outdated punitive tool which is only being considered in light of recent deaths in New Mexico and not the facts/research behind it.

In the US, we know that people of color, particularly black, brown, and Native Americans, are disproportionately incarcerated compared to white individuals. NJ is one of the most diverse states in the nation, yet has incredibly high levels of inequity and injustice when it comes to our criminal justice system. We at Our Revolution Essex County NJ are fighting to change that! In NJ, • African Americans make up less than 15% of the population but account for more than 60% of the state prison population; • As compared to their white counterparts, the rate of black to white incarceration is 12 to 1, the HIGHEST in the nation (the national rate is 5 to 1); and • Black youth are over 20 times more likely to be incarcerated and placed into a secure facility than their white counterparts. We are calling on the NJ legislative body to enact the following policies: 1) End the decriminalization of marijuana, legalize it, and expunge the records of those convicted for possession/use of marijuana. 2) Proactively release findings of police misconduct. 3) Restore the ability for incarcerated individuals to vote while in prison, not after their probationary sentence that can last months after release. 4) End the practice of private prisons in the state. 5) End the use of tax payer dollars that fund or partner with ICE detention centers/agencies. 6) Commit to increasing funds for programs and education aimed at reducing the rates of recidivism in the state.

To enact and embrace non lethal bear management so humans and bears can coexist peacefully in New Jersey.

To address the critical needs of adding sidewalks, street lights, and bike lanes, along with emergency procedural concerns.