For more than a year now families in regions of North Carolina have fallen victim to water contamination caused by Duke Energy's leaking coal ash pits. Governor Pat McCrory refuses to address this issue and continues to put business before the health of his citizens!

Stop the HOA board from voting NO to an HOA due increase, resulting in further deterioration of our community amenities.

Do you want the Supreme Court to review whether Congress ever gave the Courts or Executive branch the right to violate the Fair Housing Act, with disparate impact against blacks?

If you’re serious about beating Mike Rounds, you need to drop out of the race and support Rick Weiland for U.S. Senate.

Arizona can easily become the Saudi Arabia of solar if we all work toward that goal. That's why we demand that Arizona Public Service (APS) stop attacking rooftop solar in every conceivable way.

Working tradespeople in the filmed-entertainment community of North Carolina implore our State Representatives to maintain our current Film Incentive Program. This 25% tax-rebate program has already created thousands of North Carolina jobs for actors, carpenters, casting directors, electricians, camera operators, grips, rigging technicians, location scouts, make-up and hair artists, drivers, advertising professionals, computer graphics artists and untold scores of additional skilled-labor positions in just a few years time. In-state spend from visiting productions will be valued at over $1B before year five - with the vast majority of those dollars staying here in North Carolina - going to payroll and throughout the communities where productions take place. Local hotels, vehicle rental agencies, restaurants, catering businesses and myriad supporting industries are the direct beneficiaries of the cash windfall that accompanies each project. Without incentives, productions quickly find other states that are more receptive to hosting the business. You must look no further than Michigan to see what happens when you cut Film Incentive Programs short before businesses become permanently established. Instead look to the most popular states for production away from Hollywood, like Louisiana and Georgia, who have both gone from less than $250M in their first years to nearly $10B in combined in-state spend in 2012. North Carolina Film Incentives Put North Carolina To Work! Keep our incentives - we're just getting started.

Voucher Vendetta will force candidates to finance their campaigns only with contributions from individuals in the amount of two hundred dollars or less without requiring any change in current election law or using any government money. Moveon.org should start Voucher Vendetta.

We, the undersigned citizens of the great state of Texas, call upon your leadership to enact legislation requiring the labeling of all foods that contain genetically engineered ingredients and of all seeds that have been produced through genetic engineering, otherwise referred to as "GMO foods" or "GMOs." We have a right to know what is in the food we eat, what we are feeding to our families, and what we are growing in our farms and gardens. We are asking for a GMO labeling bill to be signed into law this session that will be effective at preserving the transparency of our food supply and robust enough to withstand constitutional challenge. Our children and future generations will thank you for taking action now to protect the genetic integrity of our food, our seeds, and our bodies.

Support the Maryland Law Enforcement TRUST Act Vote FOR HB 29 The TRUST Act would stop local law enforcement from turning people over to immigration and help to restore the trust between immigrant communities and the law enforcement institutions they need to rely on for protection. Support the Maryland Law Enforcement TRUST Act Vote FOR HB 29

We, the undersigned citizens of the commonwealth, call upon your leadership to enact legislation requiring the labeling of all foods that contain genetically engineered ingredients and of all seeds that have been produced through genetic engineering, otherwise referred to as "GMO foods" or "GMOs." We have a right to know what is in the food we eat, what we are feeding to our families, and what we are growing in our farms and gardens. We are asking for a GMO labeling bill to be signed into law this session that will be effective at preserving the transparency of our food supply and robust enough to withstand constitutional challenge. Our children and future generations will thank you for taking action now to protect the genetic integrity of our food, our seeds, and our bodies.