

Congressional UpdateIn March, we welcomed two new Congressional cosponsors to the We the People Amendment (H.J.Res. 54): Rep. Mike Levin (CA-49) and Rep. Lori Trahan (MA-03)!
Each new cosponsor is more than a number—it’s another elected official recognizing what millions of people across the country already know: the rules of our political system are fundamentally tilted toward corporate power and concentrated wealth. And right now, that reality is playing out in real time. Over the past month, the Supreme Court has taken up and ruled on a series of cases touching on free speech, elections, immigration, and civil rights. Whether it’s expanding interpretations of “free speech,” weighing who gets counted in elections, or deciding how laws are applied and challenged, these decisions all point to the same underlying issue: who has rights, and who truly has a voice in this system? For decades, Supreme Court doctrines have equated money with speech and granted corporations constitutional rights. That framework doesn’t just influence campaign finance—it shapes how power operates across the board, from elections to public policy to whose voices are elevated or ignored. That’s why adding cosponsors to H.J.Res. 54 — the We the People Amendment is so critical. This amendment addresses the root of the problem by:
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Take Action: Make It Real in Your DistrictWe’re building momentum—but momentum alone doesn’t move Congress. Constituent pressure does. The good news? Taking action is easier than ever. With our One Click Politics tool, you can call your representative in minutes—all it takes is your phone number and zip code. We’ll connect you directly to your congressional office and even provide a short call script and a ready-to-send email template. 📞 Call your representative and urge them to cosponsor H.J.Res. 54 At a time when major decisions are being shaped by legal interpretations that prioritize abstract rights over lived realities, it’s more important than ever that members of Congress hear directly from the people they represent. |
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We’re not just responding to one court case or one election cycle. We’re confronting a system where:
That’s not self-governance. The We the People Amendment offers a clear path forward—one that allows people, communities, and the natural world to set the terms of how we live together. And every new cosponsor brings us one step closer to making that path real. |
Go Further: More Ways to Build Pressure
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Thursday, April 09, 2026, at 3:00 PM HI / 4:00 PM AK / 5:00 PM PT / 6:00 PM MT / 7:00 PM CT / 8:00 PM ET Location: Zoom |
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Building Power Across Communities! From new endorsements in Colorado and Florida to organizing efforts advancing the “Corporate Re-Set” in Minnesota, affiliates and volunteers across the country are continuing to grow the movement in meaningful ways. Add to that the energy from No Kings #3 actions in communities like Pensacola and Tuscaloosa, and it’s clear—this work is happening everywhere, often in ways that don’t always get the spotlight they deserve. We’ve pulled together a closer look at these efforts and what they mean for building momentum nationwide. 👉 Read the full spotlight and see what our movement accomplished this month. |
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RECORDING: National Peace and Democracy Coalition of Iran |
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Thank you for being part of this movement. In solidarity, Alfonso, Jessica, Tara, Cole, Shelly, George, Daniel, Kelsey, Jennie, Keyan, & Katie Move to Amend National Team
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