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  • Trump's Nominee wellness influencer Casey Means is not fit to be America's top doctor!
    Health care advocates, people with serious medical conditions, and their loved ones are deeply concerned about the public health ramifications of appointing Casey Means, a wellness influencer and not a physician, to be America's top doctor - Surgeon General of the United States.  Her appointment is reckless and irresponsible. And it’s the duty of Congress to protect the American people. Sign the petition to urge Congress to do its job and BLOCK Casey Means’ nomination in the name of public health!
    4,253 of 5,000 Signatures
    Created by Laura Packard Picture
  • Tell Congress: Stop War on Iran!
    The Trump administration has launched unauthorized strikes on targets across Iran. Congress must act immediately to use every ounce of its influence and constitutional authority to prevent further violence and all-out war — one which a majority of Americans reject — on Iran. I demand you reconvene to pass a war powers resolution immediately.
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    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Urgent!! Utilities are out of control
    PETITION TO LOWER UTILITY RATES IN WEST VIRGINIA To: The West Virginia Public Service Commission, West Virginia State Legislature, and Utility Providers Subject: A Call for Action to Lower Utility Rates for West Virginians We, the undersigned citizens of West Virginia, respectfully submit this petition calling for immediate action to reduce the rising utility rates affecting our homes, businesses, and communities. The cost of electricity, natural gas, water, and other essential utilities has become unsustainable for many families across our state. We urge the Public Service Commission, our lawmakers, and utility providers to take the necessary steps to ensure that utility rates are fair, reasonable, and reflect the needs of the people they serve. WHEREAS: 1. Rising Utility Costs: Over the past several years, utility rates have increased significantly, placing an undue financial burden on residents and businesses alike. Many families, especially those with fixed or low incomes, are struggling to meet these growing costs. 2. Economic Hardship: West Virginia, like many states, is still recovering from the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The rising utility costs have compounded the financial stress felt by many residents, leaving them with fewer resources to meet basic needs such as food, healthcare, and education. 3. Disproportionate Impact on Vulnerable Populations: Lower-income families, seniors, and disabled individuals are disproportionately impacted by utility rate increases, with many facing difficult choices between paying utility bills and meeting other essential needs. 4. Public Utility Accountability: As a regulated industry, utilities must be held accountable for their rate structures and profit margins. Rate increases should not be implemented without thorough justification and without providing sufficient relief options for those who are most vulnerable. THEREFORE, WE ASK: 1. Immediate Rate Reduction: We request that the West Virginia Public Service Commission investigate the current utility rate structures and implement a fair reduction to bring rates down to a more affordable level for all West Virginians. 2. Transparent Rate Review Process: We call for an open, transparent review of utility rate hikes, with public hearings and opportunities for citizens to voice their concerns. It is crucial that the process is accountable to the people, rather than driven by corporate interests. 3. Increased Protections for Low-Income Families: We urge lawmakers and utility companies to work together to create expanded programs for low-income residents, including energy assistance programs, sliding-scale payment options, and protections against disconnections during financial hardship. 4. Promotion of Renewable Energy Alternatives: We encourage the exploration of renewable energy solutions, which could reduce dependence on traditional utilities and lower costs in the long term. West Virginia has vast natural resources that could provide a pathway to cleaner, more affordable energy. 5. Accountability for Utility Profits: We request that the Public Service Commission ensure that any rate increases are justified by actual operational costs and not simply aimed at increasing the profitability of utility companies. WE THE UNDERSIGNED, Are calling on the Public Service Commission, utility providers, and our elected officials to take immediate and effective steps to reduce utility rates, protect vulnerable populations, and ensure that all West Virginians have access to affordable and reliable utility services. We believe that no family, business, or community should have to choose between paying for essential utilities and other basic needs. Together, we can ensure that West Virginia's utility services are affordable, equitable, and sustainable for all. SIGNATURES:
    40 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Maureen Kilburn
  • Demand Scouting America Restore Citizenship in Society and Meaningful DEI in Scout Programs
    To the National Executive Board and the Chief Scout Executive of Scouting America: We respectfully request that Scouting America reverse its decision to eliminate the Citizenship in Society merit badge and discontinue Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives within the program. Citizenship has always been central to Scouting. The movement was founded to develop leaders of character — individuals prepared to engage thoughtfully and responsibly in civic life. The Citizenship in Society merit badge was not a political instrument. It was an educational framework designed to help Scouts understand differing perspectives, practice respectful dialogue, and build the skills necessary to lead in a diverse nation. Removing this component weakens the integrity of Scouting’s stated mission. Scouting prepares young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes. Ethical leadership requires the ability to understand others, to recognize bias, to practice fairness, and to navigate complex social environments with respect and responsibility. These are not partisan values. They are foundational leadership competencies. We ask that Scouting America: 1. Reinstate the Citizenship in Society merit badge as part of the Eagle-required curriculum. 2. Restore structured guidance that equips Scouts to engage respectfully across differences. 3. Affirm publicly that inclusive leadership development remains consistent with the Scout Oath and Law. Scouting has always adapted to meet the needs of each generation. The future of Scouting depends not on retreating from complexity, but on preparing young people to navigate it with character, courage, and humility. We urge you to reconsider this decision in alignment with Scouting’s enduring commitment to citizenship, leadership, and moral responsibility. Respectfully,
    142 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Joel Carboni
  • "Support Equality: Protect LGBT+ Students and Gender Expression in Our Schools"
    Subject: Urgent Call for Inclusive Policies Protecting LGBT+ Youth and Gender Expression in Our Schools Dear Members of the School Board, I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the ongoing discrimination faced by LGBT+ students and those who express their gender in non-traditional ways, such as boys who wish to wear nail polish, dye their hair, or engage in other forms of self-expression. It is imperative that our school system upholds a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment for all students, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. Despite progress in awareness, many students still report bullying, harassment, and exclusion based on their identity or how they choose to present themselves. These negative experiences can have long-lasting effects on students’ mental health, academic performance, and sense of belonging within our educational community. I urge the school board to: • Review and strengthen anti-discrimination and anti-bullying policies to explicitly protect LGBT+ students and those expressing themselves outside of traditional gender norms. • Provide diversity and sensitivity training for staff and students to foster a more inclusive and understanding school culture. • Ensure that dress codes and student conduct policies do not unfairly target or restrict students based on gender expression, such as wearing nail polish or hair dye. • Establish safe spaces and support resources for LGBT+ youth at all school levels. By taking these steps, our schools can lead by example and create a welcoming atmosphere where all students feel valued for who they are. Thank you for your attention to this urgent matter and for your commitment to ensuring equality and respect in our educational system. Sincerely, [Gio Arroyo]
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    Created by Giovanniluci Arroyo
  • Congress must pass a war powers resolution
    While the Trump administration threatens another war that a majority of Americans reject, I urge you to use every ounce of your influence and constitutional authority to prevent all-out war with Iran, including by passing a war powers resolution immediately.
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  • Charge Epstein's Co-Conspirators!
    Some of the most powerful figures across the world—in business, technology, and government—have been linked to Jeffrey Epstein and his heinous crimes. And still, the Department of Justice claims that there isn’t enough cause to bring new charges against these co-conspirators. After months of nonstop scrutiny and pressure related to Epstein and the cover-up of who was involved in his decades of abuse, the DOJ recently released millions of pages of documents from the Epstein files, along with videos and images, for the public to view. But it’s not enough just to release the files. Everyone complicit in Epstein’s abuse must be held accountable. Tell the DOJ to charge his co-conspirators NOW!
    849 of 1,000 Signatures
  • Petition to Protect and Restore Pleasant Valley Cemetery
    1. Immediate restoration of all damaged graves and grounds at no cost to families. 2. A full investigation into how and why this occurred. 3. Installation of protective barriers (bollards, fencing, gates, or landscape buffers) to prevent vehicles from accessing burial sections. 4. Improved security measures, including surveillance cameras and routine monitoring. 5. Transparent communication with families regarding restoration plans and timelines. 6. A public community meeting with management to address concerns and outline next steps. 7. A long-term preservation plan to ensure this never happens again.
    1,496 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Ciara Norfleet
  • Tell Congress: No more U.S. guns for the cartels!
    Every weapon smuggled across the U.S.-Mexico border strengthens cartels and makes us all less safe. I urge you to pass the Stop Arming Cartels Act (H.R.923/S.367) to stop the ‘iron river’ immediately, and thank you if you are already supporting this overdue legislation.
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  • Call for Investigation: DOJ Handling & Congressional Misrepresentation of "Tr*mpstein" Documents
    I am a concerned constituent writing to ask that the Committee investigate the actions and public statements of certain House Members regarding the “Tr*mpstein” Files Transparency Act and the Department of Justice’s handling of Jeffrey *pstein–related documents. When Congress passed this bipartisan law and President Donald Trump signed it in November 2025, the goal was simple and moral: to ensure transparency, accountability, and justice for *pstein’s many victims. The Act requires the release of all unclassified federal records related to *pstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, with only narrow exceptions for things like victim privacy, national security, or active investigations. Unfortunately, the Department of Justice’s implementation of this law has fallen far short of that promise. Reports show that review of millions of pages of records has been restricted to just a few congressional computers, making real oversight nearly impossible. Meanwhile, public messaging from some Members of Congress has shifted from demanding transparency to defending secrecy and downplaying the ongoing harm to survivors. Even more troubling, new reporting on February 24, 2026 revealed that DOJ appears to have withheld and even removed dozens of pages of FBI interviews and notes from the public database — specifically in a case involving a survivor who accused Donald Trump of s*xually assaulting her when she was a minor. An index from the Ghislaine Maxwell prosecution shows at least four interviews with this survivor, totaling more than fifty pages, but only one is in the public database. Lawmakers who reviewed the full, unredacted files say the DOJ illegally withheld those documents and removed references to Trump entirely. If that’s true, it means critical evidence was erased from the public record in direct violation of the law’s intent and spirit (see, for example, NPR, “DOJ removed, withheld Epstein files related to accusations against Trump,” Feb. 24, 2026; ABC News, “DOJ appears to have withheld some Epstein documents containing allegations against Trump,” Feb. 24, 2026).  Given these facts, I find it deeply misleading for anyone to claim that DOJ has “fully complied” or that there is “nothing more to see.” Yet some House Republicans continue to publicly repeat those lines, ignoring the incomplete releases, the thousands of victims whose stories are still buried, and the millions of pages that remain out of reach. I am also concerned that: • Some Members talk about “transparency” while suppressing evidence or defending DOJ decisions that limit access to the files. • Others point to cherry‑picked documents as proof that the story is over, even though bipartisan sources say much more remains concealed. • And when legitimate oversight questions are raised, they are dismissed as “witch hunts” or partisan attacks, rather than treated as the bipartisan accountability effort they were meant to be. When Members misrepresent their own statute or minimize survivors’ experiences, they undermine both the Committee’s mission and the public’s trust. I respectfully ask the Committee to: • Hold a public hearing focused on DOJ’s handling of victim cases that were shut down or blocked in the *pstein matter, including the case reported this week. • Require DOJ to provide a public explanation of why that survivor’s case was closed, and how that decision aligns with the law. • Request internal DOJ memos, guidance, and decision documents related to the law’s exemptions and their application in this case. • Review public statements by Members regarding DOJ compliance, compare them to the facts, and, if necessary, issue corrective findings or refer serious misrepresentations to the Ethics Committee. Finally, I urge Members to center survivors in this process. Victims have asked for honesty and accountability,  not more political posturing. They deserve to be heard safely, fully, and with dignity. I submit this petition in good faith and under my constitutional right to seek redress from my government. I respectfully request a written response outlining what steps, if any, the Committee plans to take.
    15 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Citizens Against Tyranny Picture
  • NO warehouses for ICE detention centers!
    ICE is spending $38 billion to buy and convert warehouses across the country into detention centers—a core tactic at the center of Trump’s cruel deportation regime.  In cities nationwide, ICE is kidnapping our neighbors off the street, with a record-breaking 73,000 people currently being held in inhumane conditions at detention centers. And the administration is doing everything in its power to grow that number as it looks to create more and more detention centers in our communities.  Residents are speaking out against the use of warehouses to hold immigrants in their very backyards, but we need elected officials to join with them and do everything in their power to block, delay, and interfere with warehouses being converted into massive, cruel detention camps. Add your name to say NO to ICE converting warehouses in our communities into inhumane deportation centers—and demand elected officials act NOW to stop it. >>  
    1,160 of 2,000 Signatures
  • ICE OUT OF PG
    Currently, ICE has an office here in PG County, and quite frankly, I think it's the worst thing they could have done for our neighborhood. ICE has done nothing good for our community. All they do is bring fear to the people of Hyattsville and the rest of Maryland. They are in the same building where PGCC classes are given. Their office is located at 6505 Belcrest Rd, Suite 450, Hyattsville, MD 20782. This is located right next to PG Plaza. If you live in this neighborhood, you know that much of the population is Hispanic, and ICE is racially motivated. It was never about being "legal," it was always about the color of our skin, and I don't want them to bring fear to my family, friends, and neighbors 
    168 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Jordy Supe