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  • Rescue Rock River
    Dear State Representatives, Senator and Lieutenant Governor,        As a Wisconsin native, current constituent of district 45, and previous constituent of both districts 44 and 43, I urge you to reject and refuse the approval of proposed data centers that have begun to plague multiple cities in our beautiful state. Currently there is a data center beginning its construction in district 44 (Janesville, to be exact) that is happening mere yards away from the ecologically diverse Rock River. There is another data center proposal for both the Town of Beloit and the city of Beloit. Can you guess where they propose the build for this data center should be? If you guessed Rock River you’d be correct. If both data centers are built the Burrwood neighborhood will be directly in the middle of both. The Janesville data center will be just seven miles up stream. I find this troubling due to the diverse population of wildlife that the Rock River provides for. The Burrwood neighborhood which resides in the Town of Beloit is directly on the Rock River, as well. I mention this because this exact neighborhood is home to a mated pair of bald eagles and their nest, a major stopping port for pelicans, mallards, geese, and swans. It is also next door to Preservation Park which also borders the Rock River. The damage data centers are causing to waterways in many communities around the country, will surely damage our wonderful river and will have lasting negative impacts on the wildlife and residents who consider Rock River as apart of their homes. To maintain the integrity, dignity, health and wellbeing of all district 44 and 45 residents I ask that you reject all proposals, future and current for any and all data centers requesting to be built in our backyard. I also ask that you suspend and halt all construction for the data center being built in districts 44 Janesville until it is determined whether or not this project will have lasting negative effects on our waterways.
    63 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Dezarae Pollard
  • Investigate Chuck Gray for Violating Privacy Laws in Wyoming
    We, the voters of Wyoming, demand accountability for this breach of trust. Chuck Gray should be investigated, and if appropriate, charged and removed from office for divulging confidential and private voter data.
    90 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Sarah Reilley
  • Usage of Gen AI
    Remove the usage of generative AI around campus, Stop clubs and offices from creating AI flyers.
    124 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Asher Palmer
  • Saving The Ecosystem Starts With Corporate CO2 Limits
    We, the undersigned, call for stronger regulations on carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from large corporations. Big companies are among the biggest contributors to climate change, releasing massive amounts of greenhouse gases that harm our air, environment, and future. Without stricter limits and accountability, pollution will continue to damage ecosystems, increase extreme weather, and put public health at risk. We urge lawmakers and industry leaders to enforce cleaner energy practices, reduce industrial emissions, and invest in sustainable solutions to protect our planet for future generations.
    10 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Declan Tomich
  • Mother’s Love Act
    Pass the “Mother’s Love Act” to Protect Children and Families in Pennsylvania Petition to: Members of the Pennsylvania General Assembly We, the undersigned, demand urgent reform of Pennsylvania’s child welfare system. Too many families across Pennsylvania have experienced unnecessary separation, lack of transparency, and decisions made without proper accountability. Children deserve safety—but they also deserve to remain connected to their families whenever possible. The proposed “Mother’s Love Act” is a critical step toward restoring fairness, accountability, and trust in the system. This legislation will: • Require kinship placement to be prioritized before foster care • Ensure caseworker accountability through documentation and oversight • Protect parental rights with full access to evidence and hearings • Require recording of interactions to increase transparency • Strengthen foster parent screening, including background checks and drug testing • Require licensed professionals only for all medical and psychological evaluations • Establish an independent oversight body to investigate complaints • Promote safe and timely reunification of families We believe: Children belong with family when safe. Parents deserve fairness and due process. The system must be accountable to the people it serves. We call on Pennsylvania lawmakers to introduce, support, and pass the “Mother’s Love Act” immediately. Sign this petition to stand for children, families, and justice. Name: _______________________ City/State: __________________ Signature: ___________________ Date: _______________________
    22 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Tayanna Lloyd
  • Preserve the right to use kratom
    I am writing to respectfully urge you to support keeping kratom legal and accessible for responsible adults in Tennessee and across the United States. Kratom has become an important herbal supplement for many individuals seeking natural alternatives for pain management, mental health support, and overall wellness. Countless Americans report that kratom has helped them manage chronic pain, reduce anxiety, and, in some cases, transition away from more dangerous substances such as opioids. At a time when our nation continues to face an opioid crisis, it is critical that we do not remove safer, plant-based alternatives that may help reduce dependence on prescription painkillers and illicit drugs. Many individuals have shared that kratom has improved their quality of life, allowing them to remain productive members of society, care for their families, and avoid more harmful substances. I understand the importance of safety and regulation. Rather than banning kratom, I strongly encourage the development of reasonable regulations that ensure product quality, proper labeling, and age restrictions. This approach would protect consumers while preserving access for those who benefit from it. Outright prohibition could have unintended consequences, including pushing individuals toward more dangerous alternatives or creating an unregulated black market. A balanced, evidence-based approach would better serve public health and safety.  The guy the bill is named after was taking prescription drugs while using kratom so the blame should be on the doctor who prescribed them or the user should have consulted with his doctor first, not kratom which has zero deaths by itself. Why do we not ban alcohol? It has killed millions of people and ruined millions of lives and is still legal. Once it is made illegal you will have alot of law abiding citizens who will be committing a felony after its been legal for so long. As your constituent, I respectfully ask that you consider the voices of those who rely on kratom and support policies that keep it legal while promoting responsible use and regulation. Thank you for your time and your service to our state.
    34 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Nate Hammett
  • It’s Time: Classify 911 Telecommunicators as First Responders
     The Voices That Save Lives Deserve to Be Called First Responders We respectfully request the following:  • Amend Florida Statute 112.1815 to include Public Safety Telecommunicators in the definition of “first responder”  •  Provide access to mental health and PTSD-related benefits without the requirement of a physical injury  •  Ensure equitable consideration for retirement, workers’ compensation, and disability protections •  Recognize the critical and essential role Telecommunicators play in the public safety system   Petition Story: When you dial 911, you don’t see their faces — but you hear their voices. A calm, steady tone guiding you through CPR as your loved one struggles to breathe. A reassuring voice telling you help is on the way while you hide from danger. A lifeline in the darkest, most terrifying moments of your life. These are Florida’s 911 telecommunicators. They are the first to respond when tragedy strikes — yet in the eyes of Florida law, they are not considered first responders. That means they often don’t get the same mental health support, benefits, or recognition as the police officers, firefighters, and paramedics they work alongside. But the truth is, they carry the same weight of trauma. They hear the screams, the silence, the last words. And then they pick up the next call. We can change this. By reclassifying 911 telecommunicators as first responders, we can give them the respect, resources, and protections they deserve. Other states have already taken this step — Florida should be next. They’ve been there for us every single time we’ve called for help. Now it’s our turn to answer their call. Sign this petition to tell Florida lawmakers: It’s time to recognize 911 telecommunicators as first responders. 
    97 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Peni Karla Pittman
  • Don’t Gut Funding for Research on Wildfires, Droughts, and Forest Protection!
    The Trump administration is gutting the science that keeps our forests alive. The U.S. Forest Service has announced plans to close 57 of its 77 research facilities across 31 states, eliminating the critical work that helps us understand and respond to climate crises like wildfires and droughts. This is all part of the Trump administration’s deliberate, sweeping attack on climate science through defunding research, silencing scientists, and prioritizing corporate interests over the health of our public lands. Sign the petition to demand the Department of Agriculture (USDA) reverse these closures!
    511 of 600 Signatures
  • Save Bubby. Cancel His Euthanizing Appointment.
    Do not euthanize Bubby on Friday.
    26 of 100 Signatures
    Created by helena zawadzka
  • Rename Seaman to Reflect Community Identity and Respect
    We, the undersigned residents and supporters of Adams County, respectfully request that the town of Seaman consider adopting a new name that better reflects the values, identity, and future vision of its community. While the town’s name has historical roots, language evolves. Today, the name often creates confusion, distraction, and unintended humor that can overshadow the town’s character, businesses, and potential for growth.
    60 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Dakota Helton
  • Citizens for replacement of the interim director
    Effective leadership in Animal Services requires a balance of compassion, administrative transparency, and professional collaboration. Unfortunately, the current environment under the Interim Director has become one of hostility and stagnation. Rather than fostering a team dedicated to the safety of our animals, we are seeing a pattern of behavior that is both unprofessional and counterproductive. Key Concerns I would like to highlight several specific areas of concern that require your immediate attention. Professional Conduct: There is a consistent pattern of demeaning and belittling behavior toward staff and community members. Leadership should inspire, not intimidate. When those who ask questions or seek clarity are met with personal attacks or efforts to make them feel "small," the entire department suffers. Operational Neglect: We are seeing a lack of urgency in daily operations. Tasks that are vital to the health and adoption rates of our animals are being treated with a "lazy" or "slacking" attitude. An interim role is not a placeholder for inaction; it is a period that requires active stewardship. Hostile Environment: By prioritizing being the "biggest person in the room" through condescension rather than through expertise, the Interim Director has created a culture where people are afraid to speak up for the animals' best interests. The Impact on the Community When leadership is focused on ego rather than service, the most vulnerable among us—the animals—pay the price. Our shelter staff, volunteers, and the public deserve a director who treats them with respect and approaches the job with the high level of professionalism this county expects. Closing & Call to Action I urge this Board to look closely at the management style and the current output of Animal Services. We need a leader who is professional, proactive, and who values the contributions of others. Our community and our animals deserve better than the current status quo.
    47 of 100 Signatures
    Created by James Lawson
  • Citizen's Justice and Fair Electricity Costs
    Seniors and low income citizens cannot afford the ballooned electricity costs coming from the Electric Plant Board of Vanceburg. One month your bill may be 200 dollars and the next 1000 dollars. This is price gouging to say the least. This company will even charge you extra if you go in person to pay your bill and forgot to bring the paperwork with you. It's called a penalty. A penalty on an excessively high bill sounds a lot like I only want your money, sorry about your losses.
    29 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Roger Hunt