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  • The House Must Vote to Stop War on Iran
    Congress must pass H.Con.Res.40 now to stop an unauthorized and historically unpopular war on Iran that has killed thousands, cost taxpayers billions, and caused a global energy crisis.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Tell Congress: No Bets on War
    Allowing bets on war, terrorism, assassinations, and other government actions — which incentivize decision-makers to pursue outcomes that serve their financial interests — is corrupt, dangerous, and morally bankrupt. I urge you to pass the BETS OFF Act (S.4115/H.R.7955) to stop bets on war.
    1 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Block the construction of a new detention center in San Antonio!
    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. And they have their sights set on San Antonio for one of the next locations of their cruel camps. San Antonio residents OPPOSE misusing our taxpayer dollars to fund this administration’s inhumane, chaotic, and unlawful deportation agenda. And we demand our local elected leaders do everything in their power to block the construction of this new mega-detention center. 
    6 of 100 Signatures
  • Block the construction of a new detention center in Surprise!
    ICE is spending a shocking $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. And they have their sights set on Surprise, Arizona, for one of the next locations of their cruel camps. Arizona residents OPPOSE misusing our taxpayer dollars to fund this administration’s inhumane, chaotic, and unlawful deportation agenda. And we demand our local elected leaders do everything in their power to block the construction of this new mega detention center. 
    5 of 100 Signatures
  • No Bar At East Hampton train station
    We, the residents and commuters of East Hampton, recognize the importance of improving our train station—but we believe those improvements must reflect the needs of the people who use it every day. While a daytime café concept may serve commuters, the proposed “Bar Car” raises valid concerns around traffic congestion, limited parking, and increased risks tied to alcohol service—especially during peak travel times and the busy summer season. Rather than introducing a permanent bar, we urge the MTA to consider a more community-driven alternative: A localized concession model  provide high-quality food and coffee in a way that is accessible, safe, and aligned with the station’s purpose. This could include: • Scheduled morning offerings for commuters • Rotating local vendors • A low-impact, pilot program with limited hours • A focus on food and coffee—not alcohol This approach would: • Support local businesses and keep investment within the community • Reduce safety and congestion concerns • Preserve the station as a public, welcoming space • Provide practical, everyday value to commuters We are not against progress—we are advocating for the right kind of progress. We respectfully ask decision-makers to pause the bar proposal and explore a solution that prioritizes community needs, public safety, and thoughtful development. Sign this petition to support a better vision for the East Hampton train station—one that works for everyone.
    68 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Ryan Prizzi Zwick
  • BES Homeroom Petition
    We are asking Upper Merion Schools to commit to providing Bridgeport with a minimum of three homeroom teachers per grade level for the 2026-2027 school year.
    26 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Dana Thomson
  • Regulations to LED Headlamps
    Hi, my name is Vincent Dimick. I am a 17-year-old from Attica, New York. I created this petition because I believe LED headlights have become excessive and dangerous on today’s roads. Many of these lights produce an extremely bright and blinding glare, even when vehicles are using their low beams—let alone when high beams are activated. I believe that updated regulations are necessary, either by prohibiting certain LED headlamps or by placing stricter limits on their brightness or lumen output. Implementing such regulations could significantly reduce the risk of accidents, improve overall road safety, and allow drivers to maintain better visibility when facing oncoming traffic.
    54 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Vincent Dimick
  • Aliso Apartments Tenants Demand Transparency for Water Utility Charges
    ALISO APARTMENTS  950 E 3rd St Los Angeles, CA 90013 Utility Billing Complaints: Frequently Asked Questions What is this about? Residents have identified serious concerns with how we are being billed for water usage. California law requires landlords to charge only what the utility company charges them, show tenants the actual calculations, and maintain accessible type-certified meters installed according to their type certification. These requirements do not appear to be met based on observations by residents. We are filing formal complaints with government agencies that have the authority to investigate. It also appears that this property currently operates three simultaneous utility billing methods from a single master meter: commercial tenants billed through Common Area Maintenance fees, some residential tenants billed through a Ratio Utility Billing System, and other residential tenants billed through submeters. No tenant in any of these three groups has visibility into how the other groups are being charged. We request that each agency investigate how the master meter total is allocated across these three billing methods and whether the total collected from all three tenant groups exceeds the actual utility cost for the property as billed by the water purveyor. One signature is easy to ignore. A community isn't. We encourage all residents to review the attached LA County submetering requirements and make their own independent assessment of whether the billing practices at this property comply. Residents who wish to file their own individual complaint can do so directly with LA County Weights and Measures at https://acwm.lacounty.gov/scale-meter-label-complaint  the more individual complaints on file, the harder they are to ignore. Submetering Requirements: https://acwm.lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Utility-Submetering-Requirements.pdf Recommendation: Preserve copies of lease agreements, photographs, utility bills, billing statements, and any correspondence with management or the billing agent. These records may be relevant to regulatory investigations and any subsequent legal proceedings. What agencies are we filing with? LA County Weights and Measures (meter inspections and accuracy testing), LA City Attorney (consumer protection enforcement), California Attorney General, the California Public Utilities Commission (utility rate regulation and oversight), and the Federal Trade Commission (deceptive billing practices at the federal level). Does this cost me anything? No. Adding your name to the petition is free. Filing complaints with government agencies is free. If the matter proceeds to legal action, class action attorneys work on contingency they only get paid if they win. You will never be asked to pay out of pocket. Can I be evicted or retaliated against for adding my name? No. California law prohibits landlords from retaliating against tenants who exercise their legal rights, including filing complaints and participating in tenant organizing. What exactly am I adding my name to? A digital petition supporting a formal complaint to be filed with the agencies listed above. Adding your name says: I am a resident of this property, I have concerns about the utility billing practices, and I support this investigation. That is all. Your personal information will not be shared publicly. Names will only be included in formal complaints filed with government agencies and or legal counsel.  Do I have to do anything else? No. Adding your name to the petition is your only obligation. You do not need to attend hearings, write letters, or make phone calls. If the matter progresses to legal action, an attorney would contact you separately and your participation would be voluntary. What are my rights regarding utility billing? Your landlord can only charge you what the utility company charges them. They must provide the actual utility bills and calculations. Meters must be certified for accuracy. What if I already moved out? Former tenants who paid improperly calculated utility charges may also have claims and may be entitled to a refund regardless of whether they still live here. What happens after enough people join? The petition and formal complaint will be filed simultaneously with all agencies. Weights and Measures can inspect every submeter and remote readout on the property. The City Attorney and AG can open investigations. The complaint package may also be shared with attorneys for evaluation. This petition is organized by residents of Aliso Apartments. We are not attorneys and this is not legal advice.
    5 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Friends of the Arts district Picture
  • Tell Microsoft: Stop Powering War!
    Microsoft isn’t just a software company—it’s one of the largest defense contractors in America, lending its technology infrastructure to dangerous military operations. From cloud computing to artificial intelligence, Microsoft's tools are being used to wage war, including conflicts that have killed tens of thousands of people in Gaza, Iran, and beyond. Tech companies shouldn’t be invested in war. Tell Microsoft to stop providing tech infrastructure for war. Sign the petition!
    514 of 600 Signatures
  • Block the Sale of Bombs and Bulldozers to the Israeli Government
    As the Israeli government intensifies its war on Iran and expands violence in Lebanon, Gaza, the West Bank, and beyond, Congress must pass joint resolutions of disapproval to block any weapons sales that could deepen the suffering and destruction.
    16 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Support the demands of Camp Chloe
    Camp Chloe is an autonomous encampment community of residents in South Philadelphia who are currently street homeless.  For years, they have faced continual sweeps from the Philadelphia police force, local businesses, and private landowners.  Residents lose important documents, medications, irreplaceable heirlooms, and the rest of their entire livelihoods when they are forcibly evicted. They have nowhere else to go.  The city provides two options for street based homeless individuals: Shelter, or treatment. Philadelphia doesn't meaningfully address continual barriers that make either an inaccessible option for many.  Barriers include not allowing pets or couples, having strict times they can arrive and must leave by, (which curbs autonomy of employment), how many belongings they are allowed to have with them, continual exposure to violence, communicable diseases, bed bugs, dehumanizing treatment by staff, theft,  assault, overworked and under paid case workers, expectations of use and sobriety, present wounds, judgement and stigma, racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, and more.  The residents of Camp Chloe, along with residents and organizers in South Philadelphia, were able to resist the most recent attempt to sweep (3/20) but we need the politicians to agree to the demands that we have set forth, and meet with us to discuss negotiations.  The demands were made by residents and presented in a press release on Monday, March 16th and are as follows: #1: Establish safe sleep sites where people can legally camp. These sites should provide toilets, showers, and trash pick-up, 24/7 non-police security to prevent violence, and a fixed address where outreach case management can find them. #2: Implement a property receipt system. The current model employed by the city is inaccessible and has no accountability. Belongings are stored in distant warehouses and items are discarded by police or private contractors who claim 'they didn't see anything important'. To resolve this, residents are asking all items stored to be logged with a physical receipt given to the owner. Non-police, property advocates should be in charge of this system. #3: Housing-first instead of Shelter-first. Street based homeless individuals should be able to get into permanent supportive housing without going into a shelter or treatment. Encampments are communities. Chosen habitation is safer than randomized habitation. Utilize the $2 billion housing plan (of the Parker administration) to fast track low barrier navigation centers that allow pets and couples. #4: Create an oversight board with people with lived experience.  This would be a paid oversight committee comprised of folks with current/previous lived experience, so that decisions made about encampments are coming from folks who actually live(d) in them, to ensure 'resolutions' are humane. 
    450 of 500 Signatures
    Created by Erin Cookman
  • No ICE agents at airports!
    Instead of working with Democrats’ bipartisan solution to the government shutdown, Trump is sending ICE agents to major international airports to intimidate passengers and staff. Federal agents with guns marching through our airports is yet another example of our country’s rapid descent into authoritarianism—and we won’t stand for it.  Trump is trying to bully Congress into passing his budget that would further inflate the Department of Homeland Security’s budget, giving more money to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as they terrorize, abuse, and violate the rights of people across the country.  American taxpayers don’t want any more of our money to go to ICE's cruel and inhumane agenda—and we don’t want agents creating chaos at our airports.
    14,745 of 15,000 Signatures