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  • After Six Months of Disastrous, Illegal War, Hegseth Must Go
    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has helped initiate and escalate an unauthorized war that endangered U.S. servicemembers, violated the law of armed conflict, and recklessly harmed and endangered civilians for six months and counting. Secretary Hegseth is unfit to serve, and I urge you to pass articles of impeachment to remove him from office.
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    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Reinstating Jax Beach Softball Board of Directors Elections
    This petition is a formal request that a date be set for the next meeting of the Members of the League, for the purpose of holding an election to determine the Board of Directors. Per the bylaws, the annual meeting of the Members of the League shall be held within six weeks after the close of the League’s Spring season, at which the Board of Directors shall present to the Members the names of those persons who have been nominated to serve as Directors. It has come to the attention of many that a vote has not been held in the recent seasons, if the previous election has not occurred at such designated time, we request that the next election take place prior to January 1, 2027. In accordance with the bylaws, a written notice stating the place, day and hour of the meeting shall be delivered to all Members of our League not less than 10 nor more than 60 days before the meeting. 
    11 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Tara Bittner
  • Change north high schools tardy policy
    The new tardy policy is ruining the environment of north high school. Not only is it punishing students who may not have a viable means of transportation, it’s taking away our means of communication with family.  Students who do not have a consistent way of getting to school are going to be greatly affected by this policy. It’s indirectly targeting students who may have to take a 45+ minute bus ride to school. Students have zero ways of controlling if their bus will come on time and if it will make any connecting stops on time. The 1st and 2nd periods tardy sweeps are harmful to everyone at north, And is punishing those who don’t need to be punished. It is unjust to punish students who’s families cannot afford to get a car, and students who may not have both parents around to drive them. Taking away phones for the whole day/multiple days due to tardys is also removing their means of getting home. If a student who used RTD cannot get home because the school is withholding their ways of knowing how to get home. it not only causes dangerous situations for the student, but also causes an issue for the parents who may not be able to afford to take a day off of work to get the students phone back. The entire tardy policy is coming from a place of privilege, 95% of teachers, deans, and administrators have a consistent way of getting to school, And targeting students who don’t proves that the system that is currently in place is not being used to better our education, but to make the school look better. Principal Echevarría has a consistent way of getting to school on time and is it unjust for him to force this policy on us when he cannot relate to us. 
    241 of 300 Signatures
    Created by Tristynn Castaneda Picture
  • PETITION TO AMEND STALLINGS PICKLEBALL COURT LIGHTING ORDINANCE
    We, the undersigned residents, respectfully request that the Stallings Town Council reconsider the recently adopted prohibition on lighting pickleball courts. We support reasonable regulations protecting neighboring residents from noise and excessive lighting. However, a complete prohibition on court lighting is unnecessarily restrictive, particularly when pickleball play is permitted until 9:00 p.m. We ask the Town to allow properly shielded, downward-directed lighting that does not create glare or spillover onto neighboring properties, with all court lighting turned off by 9:00 p.m. This reasonable change would protect surrounding neighborhoods while allowing residents to safely enjoy healthy, inclusive recreation during the hours already permitted by the Town
    60 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Sal Padilla
  • A More Perfect Union Requires More Perfect People
      Our political system has been hijacked. The buck stops with the people when politics and Democracy fail to do the job. Most Americans are very unhappy with the current situation. What can we do?  #1 Citizens United has got to be repealed.And mountains of political money allowed by Citizens United basically means the wealthy are in control of our nation.  #2 The imbalance of power by allowing any one party to control more seats than the other is at the core of the problem. Without a rule that requires equal numbers from both parties, the result is basically gerrymandering. Or “stacking the deck”. An imbalance of political power is in direct conflict with the concept of checks and balances. Checks and balances are supposed to PREVENT an undemocratic amount of power in any branch of government. NOT COMBINE THE POWER OF ALL 3 BRANCHES. Which is clearly what has happened. This certainly needs to be corrected.  #3 Impeachment is all but impossible to achieve. It is not a dependable remedy when serious problems arise in government. While we continue to suffer. Elected officials are not Royalty. Congress, which is currently controlled by Republicans, blocks anything they don't agree with. Progress comes to a halt. This is in direct conflict with what the Founding Fathers intended. It wasn't about centralizing power. It was about equally distributing power. Checks and balances. I ask you, how does stacking the deck in one political party's favor serve this purpose? It plainly does not. That's not a Democracy. It's a monopoly. We need to change this. There should always be equal numbers of both parties in Congress. Full stop. And when they deadlock on issues, then the people vote to break the tie. Within a reasonable period of time. Full stop. This would  encourage Congress to come to some agreement, in a reasonable amount of time, before the people step in and make the decision for them. Including Impeachment. Also, it will encourage citizens to be more involved by giving them the tie breaking votes when Congress fails to reach a consensus/majority. 
    10 of 100 Signatures
    Created by James Barney
  • Six months of war is six months too many. Tell Congress: End Trump’s war on Iran.
    As we eclipse six months of unnecessary and unwanted war, Congress must take the reins and cut off the funds that fuel it. I urge you to reject any authorizations, appropriations, or reconciliation bills that advance Trump’s $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget and his ability to wage war.
    11 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Protect our elections: Vote NO on Trump’s USPS nominees!
    Trump is quietly pushing through nominations for an unfamiliar, yet powerful position—the United States Postal Service (USPS) Board of Governors.  Just weeks before signing an executive order directing the USPS to determine who can vote by mail, he nominated four Republicans to fill vacancies on the board—breaking a longstanding tradition of bipartisan nominations. And the Senate could vote on them as soon as September.  The Board of Governors acts just like a board for a private company—overseeing the strategic direction and long-term goals of the USPS. Our postal service has a mandate to provide universal service to all people and plays a critical role in delivering ballots to Americans across the country. All things Trump wants to undermine with his nominations.  Of Trump’s 4 nominations to the board, 3 have expressed doubts about the results of the 2020 elections.  Trump is trying to weaponize the USPS in his attempt to control the outcome of this election to maintain power. Tell the Senate to say NO to his nominations and protect our freedom to vote.
    23,605 of 25,000 Signatures
  • Tell Congress: Rein In ICE! Protect Our Communities
    ICE and CBP’s violence is out of control. The agencies are acting with impunity thanks to the over $200 billion authorized by Congress with virtually no meaningful oversight. Congress must wrest back control and demand accountability by repealing the billions authorized for ICE and CBP.
    12 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Win Without War Picture
  • Stop the Flock: Demand Transparency for License Plate Surveillance Cameras
    There's a camera on a pole near my house. It's not there to catch red-light runners — it's there to read license plates, log them, and store where drivers were, every time they pass. These are automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras, most commonly made by Flock Safety, and they're now active in more than 5,000 U.S. communities, with well over 120,000 units installed nationwide. Most residents never voted on them, never saw the contract, and have no idea what happens to the data after their plate gets read. Here's what we already know, from the departments' own numbers: LAPD conducted an internal audit of its own camera system and found a 32.3% false-positive rate — nearly 1 in 3 alerts were wrong. That's not an activist's estimate. That's the department's own audit. A wrong "match" doesn't stay abstract — it means a real person getting pulled over, searched, or questioned for a car they don't own. The cameras themselves are usually owned by a private company, not the city. Local governments pay an ongoing subscription for access to the data — meaning a private business, not just elected officials, controls a growing record of where cars in a town go. And because location data collected commercially can often be bought by government agencies without a warrant, this same information can end up changing hands in ways most residents are never told about. This is already changing, because people are speaking up. Nearly 100 cities and counties across 28 states have canceled or rejected Flock contracts since 2021, and the pace is accelerating. Every one of those decisions started the same way: residents asking questions publicly, in front of the people who could actually act on them. We're asking for three specific things: 1. Public disclosure — Require any city considering or renewing an ALPR contract to publicly release the full contract terms and the system's documented false-positive rate before any vote. 2. Independent oversight — Require regular, public, independent audits of any active license-plate-reading program, with results reported to residents. 3. Close the data-broker loophole — Support federal legislation requiring a warrant before any government agency can purchase location data that would otherwise require one to collect directly. We're not asking anyone to ban this technology outright. We're asking for the basic transparency and oversight that should come with any system that tracks where people go.
    16 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Christopher Lee
  • Block Flock and Protect Americans' Privacy and Data!
    Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) from companies like Flock Safety are popping up across the country, photographing every vehicle that passes and logging them into massive nationwide databases, making it possible to track anyone’s movements. We’ve already seen this mass surveillance tool abused. ICE has used Flock to pursue immigrants without warrants. Kansas officers used ALPRs to track down a man who wrote an op-ed critical of the police department. A Colorado officer wrongfully accused a woman of theft based on Flock data and then refused to look at evidence proving her innocence. Tell your state and city elected officials: Cut contracts with Flock Safety, and pass strong regulations to protect our privacy and data!
    1,388 of 2,000 Signatures
  • End AI Art at Pinecrest Cadence
    We petition the administration of Pinecrest Academy Cadence to cease use of generative AI (artificial intelligence) inside Pinecrest Academy Cadence promotional material. We, the undersigned, are concerned in regards to the administration’s use of generative AI, especially when promoting a highly rated school with multiple electives relating to the arts. We believe generative AI is wasteful, careless, and will ruin the formal imagery Pinecrest strives to achieve.  Along with the unprofessional look of flyers made with generative AI, there are also ethical concerns such as the high amount of water and electricity being wasted when entering prompts into these AI applications. Concerns of importing photos of students into generative AI have also been raised, too. Companies such as OpenAI may use these photos for training its AI models, which many students (such as athletes) did not consent to when photographed.
    160 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Sofia Conrado
  • No new data center in North Loop!
    Legacy Investing, a Virginia-based company, has signed an agreement to purchase the former Minnesota Star Tribune printing plant in North Loop with plans to turn it into a 20-megawatt data center for artificial intelligence and cloud technology. But they are facing mounting opposition from local residents, who don’t want to see water resources depleted, electricity bills skyrocket, and noise pollution increase. This is not a done deal—the agreement is contingent on a permit. It’s clear that Minnesotans oppose this new development—and the City Planning Commission and the Minneapolis City Council have the responsibility to block it NOW.  Will you add your name?
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