MAGA extremists are trying to take control of local, state, and federal offices to restrict our freedoms, cast doubt on our elections, and govern on behalf of the wealthiest individuals and corporations.
To build a truly representative democracy and make lasting progress on countless issues, we must elect democracy champions and defeat MAGA extremists at the local, state, and federal levels.
Our broken campaign finance system prioritizes the ultra-rich over everyday Americans, making it extremely difficult to pass progressive legislation.
To build a truly representative democracy, we need to enact public financing for our elections at the local, state, and federal levels and reduce the power of wealthy donors.
Since 2000, two out of four U.S. presidents received fewer votes than their opponents but still won the White House. Why? Because the Electoral College gives the presidency to the candidate who wins the most electoral votes, not the candidate who receives the most votes overall.
Every American deserves an equal voice and equal say in our democracy, no matter where they live. The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact would ensure the candidate who wins the most votes nationwide wins the presidency.
MAGA extremists are trying to overturn elections and create barriers to the ballot box, particularly for young Americans and voters of color.
We need to mobilize at the local, state, and federal levels to pass voting rights legislation and protect the freedom to vote for millions of Americans.
Members of Congress have access to sensitive information about our economy and national security. But right now, existing ethics laws don’t go far enough to prevent them from playing the stock market with that information.
We need legislation that will ban members from buying and selling individual stocks and stop this unethical behavior once and for all.
Nearly 5 million Americans, disproportionately people of color, are currently shut out of democracy due to felony convictions. Felony disenfranchisement laws are Jim Crow relics that have no place in our democracy.
Across the country, there’s grassroots momentum building to restore voting rights to people with felony convictions. Until everyone has a vote, our democracy will not be truly representative. We’re working to make universal voting rights a reality—and we need you with us.