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  • Uphold the Will of the People & Protect Our Election!
    During his second term, Trump has taken unprecedented action to seize control over our elections.  But the president doesn’t have a say over our election processes. State election officials do.  Secretaries of state are the elected officials who stand between the will of the people being upheld and self-serving politicians overriding us to control the outcome. Demand secretaries of states do everything they can to uphold the will of the people.
    2,012 of 3,000 Signatures
  • Tell the CDC: Restore tracking of cyclospora and other foodborne illnesses!
    A nationwide outbreak of cyclosporiasis—an intestinal illness caused by the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis—is spreading across at least 34 states. The infection causes frequent and sometimes explosive diarrhea that can last for weeks. As of mid-July, states like Michigan have reported thousands of cases, compared to just 249 confirmed nationwide by this time last year. This surge is happening right as our ability to track the parasite has been gutted. Last year, the Trump administration made surveillance of cyclospora optional through FoodNet, a partnership between the CDC, the USDA, the FDA, and state health departments that had mandated tracking of the parasite since 1997. Tell the CDC and the Trump administration: Restore mandatory tracking of cyclospora and other foodborne illnesses now!
    420 of 500 Signatures
  • Fully Fund Rural Hospitals in Michigan!
    Congress passed legislation to distribute $10 billion to rural hospitals in every state—but Michigan’s rural hospitals aren’t getting full access to the funds. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is changing the definition of a rural hospital, leading other hospitals to apply for grants and causing concern among rural communities and healthcare providers.  Rural hospitals provide lifesaving care for communities—often acting as the closest emergency center for miles, providing preventative care that can’t be easily accessed elsewhere, and helping aging populations manage chronic conditions.  Michigan lawmakers should listen to the concerns of healthcare workers and ensure that rural hospitals are FULLY funded! Sign the petition now.
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  • No Troops at the Polls
    It is illegal for a president to deploy armed military or federal agents to polling sites, but that hasn’t stopped President Trump from threatening to use armed agents at voting locations. Congress must act urgently to protect our elections from potential interference by passing the Protect Our Polls Act.
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  • Keep Utility Costs Down for Michiganders!
    Michigan lawmakers have introduced legislation aimed at lowering utility costs and protecting everyday consumers—adding to the existing Ratepayer Bill of Rights, which Democrats are fighting to make law. These newly introduced bills would include reasonable limits on what utility companies can earn, keeping costs down while allowing utilities to maintain necessary infrastructure and investments. They would also bar utility companies from charging Michiganders for costs like political contributions and advertising.  Utility companies should work for us, not the other way around. Sign the petition now demanding that Michigan lawmakers pass the Ratepayer Bill of Rights! >> 
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  • Safe Recovery Starts with Higher Standards
    Dear Governor Gavin Newsom,  Please support legislation to improve the regulation of sober living homes across California. Recovery homes can be safe places for people to live while building healthy lives after addiction, but there are also countless homes operating without oversight or accountability, leaving recovering Californians vulnerable to dangerous living conditions, abuse, or predatory business practices. We as residents moving into sober living are doing everything we can to learn how to live life clean and should not have to worry about whether our sober living cares about us or their profit. Please help ensure that every sober living home in California is state licensed and regularly inspected, and that all house managers receive comprehensive, standardized training around ethics, recovery, crisis intervention, and resident safety. Stronger regulations across the board will hold bad operators accountable, prevent fraud and abuse against vulnerable residents, and improve recovery homes throughout the state. Living in recovery is challenging enough without adding uncertainty about the sober living you're placing your trust in to the equation. By improving regulation and accountability, California can ensure every person has access to safe, ethical recovery housing where they have the opportunity to reach sustained recovery. Thank you for your time and consideration. 
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  • Remove Flock Safety Cameras from Greer, SC
    We are calling on the Greer City Council to take action by removing all Flock Safety automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras owned or operated by the City of Greer and ending the city's participation in the Flock Safety network. Specifically, we ask the City to: - Remove all Flock Safety cameras from public streets and intersections within Greer. - Terminate any contracts or agreements with Flock Safety when legally possible. - Stop collecting and storing the travel data of law-abiding citizens through this system. - Increase transparency by publicly disclosing how surveillance technology is used, who has access to it, and how misuse is investigated. - Hold public hearings before approving or expanding any future surveillance technology so residents have a voice in decisions that affect their privacy. Recent reports that two Greer police officers were terminated for allegedly abusing the Flock camera system have raised legitimate concerns about oversight and public trust. Regardless of the intended purpose of these cameras, this incident demonstrates why strong accountability is essential whenever government has access to technology capable of tracking people's movements. We believe Greer can support law enforcement while also protecting the privacy and civil liberties of its residents. We urge city leaders to act in the best interest of the community by removing this surveillance system and restoring public trust.
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  • Justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo
    On July 7, 2026, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was shot and killed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).   ICE agents have claimed that Lorenzo “weaponized” his vehicle, but eyewitness accounts contradict those reports. And the Trump administration has shown time and again that they will lie, spread misinformation, and retaliate in order to evade accountability for ICE’s violence and unlawfulness.    We are joining the family, advocates, community groups, and people across the country demanding a full and transparent investigation, including the release of all evidence in Lorenzo’s killing immediately.
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  • Return Gypsum Cave to the Southern Paiutes(Nuwuvi)
    For far too long the Southern Paiute peoples of the Moapa band of Paiutes and the Las Vegas band of Paiutes have been pushing for expansion of their reservation lands. Currently there is an effort to designate an area of Southern Nevada as a National Monument and call it the East Las Vegas National Monument. While this is a nice idea, the reality is that is an affront to the indigenous peoples who have been here and have had that area as part of their traditional ancestral religiously significant lands since time immemorial. It is high time that we return one of the most sacred sites of the Southern Paiutes back to them as part of restitution for the genocide the United States committed under manifest destiny against not only the Nuwu or Southern Paiutes people, but all indigenous peoples.  The proposed East Las Vegas National Monument includes Gypsum Cave which is among the most culturally and religiously significant sites of the Nuwuvi and their Salt Song Trail. A literal trail encompassing parts of Southern and Western Nevada, Eastern and Southern Utah and North Western Arizona and Southeastern California. It is a collection of songs that tell of the resources and sacred sites along the Salt trail. The Salt Songs are traditional sung during the funeral rites of the Southern Paiute peoples and is among the most religiously significant traditions to the Southern Paiute Peoples.  Gypsum Cave is among the central sites of this trail. As the Southern Paiutes or Nuwuvi people are integral to the Landscape, the landscape is inseparable from the Southern Paiute Peoples and their ancesty culture and religion. As such the only right thing to do is to give Gypsum Cave and the surrounding lands back to the Southern Paiute peoples of the Moapa and Las Vegas Band of Paiutes for them to steward the land into perpetuity.
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  • Recall City Council Approval for Meta Data Center
    We, the undersigned residents, taxpayers, property owners, business owners, and concerned citizens, respectfully petition the Jeffersonville City Council to rescind its approval of the proposed Meta data center project. We believe this decision does not reflect the concerns of many members of our community and should be reconsidered in the interest of transparency, accountability, and responsible governance. By signing this petition, we ask the City Council to take immediate action to withdraw its approval and reopen public discussion regarding this project. We believe the long-term impacts on our community deserve further review, including concerns related to infrastructure, utility demands, environmental impacts, quality of life, traffic, noise, future development, and the overall use of public resources. We further request that any future consideration of this project include meaningful public engagement, complete transparency regarding agreements and incentives, and an opportunity for residents to have their voices heard before any final action is taken. By signing below, I affirm that I oppose the proposed Meta data center project as currently approved and respectfully request that the Jeffersonville City Council rescind its approval and reconsider this matter through an open and transparent public process. Together, we believe that decisions affecting the future of our community should reflect the informed voices of the people who live, work, and invest here.
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  • Demand the Trump admin bring back Yosemite's reservation system!
    Yosemite National Park is the crown jewel of the National Park System, but without its reservation system, it’s buckling under record crowds. From 2020-2022 and again in 2024, Yosemite used a reservation system that eased overcrowding while still welcoming more than 4.1 million visitors in 2024, the fifth-highest attendance in the park’s history. The reservation system was built through years of transparent public engagement. But in February 2026, Trump’s National Park Service scrapped it—with no scientific justification or public input. Tell the National Park Service and the Department of the Interior: Make our parks safe and accessible and bring back Yosemite’s reservation system now!
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  • No Funds for Trump’s Wars
    As Trump resumes illegal strikes on Iran, Congress must reassert its power over an executive branch that believes it is above the law. We urge you to stop the president’s ability to keep flouting the law of the land — and the will of the people — by rejecting the $67 billion supplemental funding request and a proposed $1.15 trillion Pentagon budget.
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