From Capitol Hill to Our Communities: People Power in Action

This month, our advocates took the We the People Amendment from congressional offices in Washington, D.C., to candidate campaigns in Ohio and Minnesota, the radio waves in Alaska, a public library in Georgia, and community struggles happening right in people's backyards.

Different places. Different tactics. One movement.

If you missed the conversation—or would like to revisit or share it—the recording is now available: WATCH THE RECORDING ▶️ 

People Power in Action

The strength of Move to Amend has always been our people. Across the country, supporters are contributing their creativity, knowledge, relationships, skills, and time to grow the movement for the We the People Amendment.

Sometimes that means organizing in your community. Sometimes it means teaching others about the Constitution. Sometimes it means bringing the movement into your union.

And sometimes, apparently, it means knitting.

Here are just a few of the people and partnerships helping build people power.

• Register to Vote, Check Your Registration Status and Find Registration Deadlines.
• Request an Absentee Ballot or Find Your Polling Place.
• Voting With a Disability—Learn About Your Rights and Accessible Voting Options.
• Military and Overseas Voting—Register and Request an Absentee Ballot.
• Find and Contact Your Official State Election Office.
• Find State Voting Rules, Deadlines and Nonpartisan Voter Guides.

Voting Early Is How We Use Our Power - 

For over a year, millions of people have come together to send a clear message: in America, we have no kings. Power does not belong to billionaires, strongmen, or politicians who believe they are above accountability.

Power belongs to the people, but only if we use it.

Register your Oct 17th early voting event here - No Kings

Move to Amend’s voter-engagement work is nonpartisan. We do not support or oppose candidates through this program. Voting procedures vary by jurisdiction; always verify information with your state or local election office.

WE THE PEOPLE WEDNESDAY

IN THIS EMAIL:

• H.J.Res. 54 Momentum — Two new cosponsors!
• Take Action — Help us get the next one.
• Election Protection — Explore our new resources.
• Constitution Day — Two events to learn, play, and organize.

People Power in Action

The strength of Move to Amend has always been our people. Across the country, affiliates and advocates are building relationships with elected officials, educating their communities, recruiting new supporters, and growing the movement for the We the People Amendment.

This month, we're celebrating just a few of the many people making a difference.

Affiliate & Advocate Spotlight: The People Behind the Movement

Movements aren't built by organizations alone—they're built by people willing to show up.

During 7 Days in DC, we were reminded that the strength of Move to Amend has always been the incredible community of affiliates, advocates, volunteers, and allies who give their time, talents, and hearts to this work.

As Move to Amend supporters prepare for the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and our upcoming Week of Action, one thing is clear: the movement for authentic self-government is alive and growing in communities across the country.

What if the systems shaping our lives aren’t broken—but working exactly as designed?

On April 22, we’re hosting a virtual movie night featuring the powerful documentary:

Movie Night: American Oligarchy

Across the country, Move to Amend affiliates and volunteers continue to do the kind of work that rarely makes headlines—but is essential to building a movement capable of lasting change. It’s happening in community meetings, at public hearings, in conversations with neighbors, and in the steady expansion of a coalition that understands the root of the problem.

No Kings Day of Action Toolkit: Bring the We the People Amendment Into Your Community