Kelsea Bond, City Council (Georgia)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 2
City: Atlanta
State: Georgia
Website: https://kelseabond.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I am the only candidate in my election who has publicly pledged to refuse contributions from corporations, developers and industry PACs. I will campaign in office for reforms to expand democracy such as public campaign finance programs, ranked-choice voting, multi-member districts, and proportional representation."
jessica navarro, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 19A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://jessicanavarro.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Willing to learn "
Tracey Breazeale, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 45A
State: Minnesota
Website: https://traceyformnhouse.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I support efforts to make sure policies and legislation support individuals and am in favor of amending the Constitution to make it clear that Corporations do not have constitutional rights and that money is not speech. I feel strongly that legislators should represent the people and therefore I am not taking any money from PACS, Lobbyists or other special interest groups."
Jeffrey Whidden, City Council (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 1
City: Troy
State: Ohio
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: No
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"[2023 comment; position unchanged] I am a member of Troy City Council. I’m not sure how I could support this through my office. I do support this. I’m just not sure how city council could do anything. Best of luck!"
William Rozell, City Council (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
City: Troy
State: Ohio
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"[Position unchanged since 2023] I am unaware that this issue has effected our local races to date but am willing to entertain and push for any idea or legislation that provides or expands people's right to exercise their vote. I will continue to listen and learn from information about Move to Amend.
[In 2025, when speaking by telephone, Mr. Rozell added this comment, which is paraphrased:] Mr. Rozell believes one way to control money in political campaigns is to have challengers for office decide together how much will be spent, with the incumbent pledging to give up their slush fund so both candidates start at zero. "
Jennifer Nuesse, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 17B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://nuesseforhouse.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"If elected, I would support legislation to either reduce or set monetary caps for campaign contributions to political campaigns. "
Judd Hoff, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 12B
State: Minnesota
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support term limits and also support amending the constitution to overturn Citizens United."
Michael Ziomko, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 9A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://mziomko.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support the amendment "
Noel Gallo, City Council (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: Oakland City Council District 5
City: Oakland
State: California
Website: http://www.noelgalloforoakland.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Propose a City Council Resolution "
Alexistori Gonzalez, No wars (Louisiana)
Election type: Special
Election date: 01/02/2023
City: Belchasse
County: Plaquemines Parish
State: Louisiana
Website: https://twitter.com/AlexistoriGONZ7
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Stop world control track Do not be Deceived nor compromised "
Xavier Pauke, Mayor (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
City: Minneapolis
State: Minnesota
Website: http://technamagi.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Support any laws that put a maximum cap for donations receivable by any candidate & make all donations public in order to be received by any candidate for full transparency."
Matt Klein, US House of Representatives (Minnesota)
Election type: Primary
Election date: August 11, 2026
District: 02
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.kleinforcongress.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"In the State Senate, I have authored a ban on lobbying after elected officials leave office for two years, and would support the same at the Federal level. I will support and author legislation which increases transparency and imposes caps on dark money donations."
Brian Strahan, City Council (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 1
City: Minneapolis
State: Minnesota
Website: http://brianstrahan.net/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I am running for city council precisely because I believe that residents in Minneapolis Ward 1 need someone representing their interests. My focus will be on ensuring the residents have a greater voice at City Hall.
Corporations already have outside influence within all levels of government. And while as a City Council Member there are limits to what I can do to counter that influence on a larger scale, I will focus on being a people-focused Council Member. As a Council Member, the people who will have the greatest influence over me are the residents of Ward 1.
In practice, this will see me first consult residents and local labor unions on issues such as development or transport within Northeast Minneapolis. I will ensure that the City hears residents' voices on matters happening in their neighborhood. I will promote a culture in which City Government delivers results for residents as its foremost goal.
As a council member, I recognize that my role limits what I can accomplish on campaign reform at the local level. But as a public official, I believe it is time we call on our national leaders to take action. We need a constitutional amendment that states, simply and unmistakably, “Money Does Not Equal Speech” Only then can we restore common sense campaign finance laws that serve the people rather than wealthy special interests. This principle is clear and straightforward, and every politician should be willing to stand behind it. Those who refuse will not earn my endorsement or my vote."
Meg Forney, Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Commissioner at Large (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: At Large
City: Minneapolis
County: Hennepin
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.megforney.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a candidate, I do not take donations from corporations. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board target markets proactively in support of small businesses as well as women and people of color owned businesses. "
Oliver Morlan, US House of Representatives (Minnesota)
Election type: General
State: Minnesota
Website: http://[email protected]/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: No
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: No
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I believe in the heart of this initiative. The intent to reduce the outsized influence of money in politics and to push back against corporate personhood is important and worth pursuing. However, I feel the legislation as written is overly broad and, frankly, lazy in its approach. Instead of crafting a careful solution that targets the problem of unlimited political spending, it sweeps too widely and opens the door to new abuses.
By stripping constitutional protections from all incorporated entities, this measure gives government free rein over organizations that are not “big business” at all. Local newspapers, churches, nonprofits, universities, and even mom-and-pop shops often exist as incorporated entities. Under this framework, they could lose basic protections for free speech, religious practice, academic freedom, property rights, and even due process. While the amendment carves out a narrow protection for the press, it leaves many other parts of civil society vulnerable.
In practice, this risks stamping down on the small players while leaving the largest corporate interests to exploit loopholes and find workarounds. Wealth has always found ways to shape politics through lobbying, media ownership, or dark money channels and I am not convinced this amendment as written would stop that. What it could do, however, is weaken the very institutions that provide balance in our republic, such as advocacy groups, community organizations, and small businesses.
If we want to restore faith in government and level the playing field, we need legislation that is both precise and enforceable, targeting unlimited political contributions and expenditures directly, while protecting the rights of the organizations and institutions that people rely on every day. The heart of this amendment is in the right place, but the execution misses the mark and could create more problems than it solves."
Colton Baldus, Park Board District 5 (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: District 5
City: Minneapolis
County: Hennepin
State: Minnesota
Website: http://coltonforparks.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Sheldon Whitehouse, US Senate (Rhode Island)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 09/10/24
State: Rhode Island
Website: http://whitehouseforsenate.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Every election cycle, billionaires and special interest groups pour massive amounts of dark money into our political system. The disastrous Citizens United decision has enabled ultra-wealthy donors to drown out the voices of ordinary American voters. My DISCLOSE Act would require organizations spending money in elections to disclose donors who have given $10,000 or more during an election cycle. The American people deserve transparency. We must bring donors out of the shadows and prevent foreign money from anonymously influencing our elections and courts. "
Tascha Just, School Board (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 621
City: Arden Hills
State: Minnesota
Website: http://justforschoolboard.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: No
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Advocacy, communication, and education in my community."
Matt Rinker, City Council (Georgia)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: Atlanta City Council Post 1 At-Large
City: Atlanta
State: Georgia
Website: http://mattforatlanta.con/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I believe democracy belongs to people not corporations. As an elected official, I will use my office to support the national movement to end corporate constitutional rights and overturn Citizens United.
At the local level, I will introduce or support a City Council resolution calling on Congress to pass the We the People Amendment (HJR 54), which clearly states that only human beings, not corporations, have constitutional rights, and that money is not speech.
In addition, I will work to strengthen Atlanta’s campaign finance and ethics laws to curb corporate and lobbyist influence. That includes tighter restrictions on donations from entities with city contracts, full real-time transparency of contributions and expenditures, and stronger penalties for violations.
Most importantly, I’ll continue to model those values in my own campaign by prioritizing grassroots, community-based fundraising, as I have done in this campaign (99.7% of my donors are individuals). Ending corporate purchasing of campaigns isn’t just about reform, it’s about restoring faith in democracy and ensuring every voice in Atlanta carries equal weight."
Lydia Millard, City Council (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 10
City: Minneapolis
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.lydiamillardward10.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will ensure that I continue to speak out against corporate influence trying to take over our culture, law, and political process. Additionally, I will vote for bills that work to mitigate the corporate influence in politics. I know Minneapolis has already passed a resolution supporting this amendment and I will ensure that it is not repealed. Overall, I will be a steadfast voice for the residents of Minneapolis."
David Clanaugh, City Council (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: District 4
City: Duluth
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.davidclanaughforduluth.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"When I was a journalist, I was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for my work in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The community was divided over a proposed pulp mill, and despite the threats I received over my reporting, I followed the money all the way to some of the local politicians who were being influenced by big business. I bring this same energy and direction to my work on City Council. Duluth is in a housing crisis. I have seen elected officials and planners talk about “trickle down housing.” It doesn’t work. Developers don’t make as much money off of affordable housing. We have to build the housing that people need. And when developers come with proposals for housing for the rich, we must demand that they include affordable units. I am also very concerned about the corporate takeover that we are seeing at the federal level. The attacks by the current federal administration are disturbing in many ways, among them the fact that our money is being redirected to immoral ends at the expense of society’s most vulnerable members. We are experiencing a regression to taxation without representation as unelected powers and unaccountable politicians are abusing legislative processes. I have been actively involved with groups resisting this illegitimate takeover of governmental processes and programs. I will continue to join with people of good will who are committed to a democratic and just society.
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Alexistori Gonzalez (Louisiana)
State: Louisiana
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Madison Hickman, City Council (Ohio)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 05/06/2025
District: 3
City: Troy
State: Ohio
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: No
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Unsure of how I feel with how the amendment is currently written.
As a candidate for city council, my role is to serve the residents of Troy and ensure that local government decisions reflect their needs, not those of outside corporate interests. While I agree that corporate money has an outsized influence on politics, I also believe in protecting the rights of individuals to contribute to campaigns and participate in the political process.
At the local level, I support efforts to increase transparency in campaign finance, making it clear where funding comes from. Additionally, I believe that local government decisions should be made with input from the community, not dictated by corporate or special interest groups. I will encourage greater public participation in city council meetings and decision-making processes to ensure that our policies reflect the priorities of Troy’s residents.
While city council does not have the authority to regulate campaign finance laws, I will advocate for policies that keep government accountable and responsive to the people rather than outside interests. I believe that a well-informed and engaged community is the best safeguard against undue corporate influence in our local government. "
Adam Schneider, Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board (Minnesota)
Election type: General
District: At-Large
City: Minneapolis
County: Hennepin
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.adamformplsparks.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a possible MPRB commissioner, I am running a completely grassroots campaign, and I refuse to take PAC money. In office, I plan on ending programs that only benefit corporations, such as the green-washing Carbon Credit scheme, and I will only focus on serving the people of Minneapolis, seeking input and feedback from residents and experts through neighborhood organizations and other community partners, but never corporations."
Edward Bear Stops, City Council (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: Ward 12
City: Minneapolis
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.edwardforward12.org/edwardbearstops
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a City Council member, I will work to ensure our local government reflects the voices of the people, not corporate interests. I will support resolutions that call for campaign finance reform, oppose corporate influence over housing, healthcare, and community safety, and stand firmly for transparency and accountability in all city decisions. My focus will always be on uplifting residents and uniting our neighborhoods, not serving big money or outside agendas."
Doron Clark, State Senate (Minnesota)
Election type: Special
Election date: 01/28/2025
District: SD60
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.doronforsenate.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will advocate and propose legislation in the MN Senate that will end big money in politics. The Citizens United vs. FEC ruling was an abhorrent decision by the Supreme Court that has led to an influx in political spending that favors special interests and disenfranchises people's grassroots efforts. Money is not speech and I will push for the MN legislature to call for adopting the "We the People" amendment to the U.S. Constitution. "
Hunter Miranda, US House of Representatives (California)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 06/02/2026
District: 47
State: California
Website: http://huntermiranda2026.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"For too long, the government has been slow, wasteful, and opaque, leaving citizens frustrated while corporations and special interests thrive. Outdated programs continue draining resources with little oversight, while public trust in government erodes. When bureaucracy lacks transparency and accountability, tax dollars fail to meet the needs of the people.
In addition to a constitutional amendment, we will modernize and streamline government by auditing outdated programs, eliminating inefficiencies, and demanding measurable performance metrics for all federal agencies. Agencies will be required to publish annual impact reports in plain language, with bipartisan oversight audits every four years. These reforms will rebuild trust by ensuring that the government is not only effective but responsive, efficient, and directly accountable to the public."
Kevin Ryan, US Senate (Illinois)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 03/17/2026
State: Illinois
Website: http://runwithkev.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will introduce a joint resolution in the U.S. Senate to amend the Constitution as described above. But I will not stop there. I will advocate and campaign for that joint resolution in every state represented by Senators who oppose it. I am running to amend the Constitution—I will not just talk about it or simply introduce resolutions. I will drive an amendment home. "
Allen Daly, City Council (Georgia)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
City: Atlanta
State: Georgia
Website: http://allendaly.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I would refer to the knowledge and wisdom of this group for suggestions on how I can effectively legislate this on the municipal level. "
David Nichols (North Carolina)
State: North Carolina
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Jeffrey Harris, City Council (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 1
City: Troy
State: Ohio
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: No
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I do not have a comment at this time."
Nilang Gor, City Council (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: District 5
City: Berkeley
State: California
Website: https://www.nilang4berkeley.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will encourage and inspire politicians and candidates to run elections without raising money and instead relying on volunteers, free public forum and demand supporters to instead donate to organizations doing the real work in communities across the nation. I will sponsor and pass policies that limit the campaign spending. Money is not speech. It's democracy. Not corporate socialism. Let's get money out of politics. "
Julia Samsal Hipp, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 10A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.hippforhouse.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Addressing corporate influence in culture, law, and politics, especially in educational policies, requires a comprehensive approach involving policies, legislation, and various strategies. Key measures include mandating transparency in corporate contributions, reforming campaign finance laws, establishing ethics rules to prevent undue influence, promoting community engagement, and creating independent oversight bodies. These actions aim to increase accountability, empower stakeholders, and mitigate corporate influence in decision-making processes, particularly for school board members and candidates."
Kedar Deshpande, Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 3
City: Minneapolis
County: Hennepin
State: Minnesota
Website: https://kedarforparks.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Nadia Milleron, US House of Representatives (Massachusetts)
Election type: General
Election date: Nov 5, 2024
State: Massachusetts
Website: http://nadiaforcongress.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Need to develop this answer but want to submit this form now. Hoping you’ll let me add this section later"
Justin Filip, US House of Representatives (Oregon)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: CD4
State: Oregon
Website: https://www.justin4congress.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"We want to end corporate personhood and move to public financing of elections. Only then can we level the playing field, and give the people a voice in government. We need our elected officials doing the job they were elected to do instead of spending more than half their time raising money for the next campaign."
Huldah Hiltsley, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/5/2024
District: 38A
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.huldahforhouse.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will be committed to reforming our political and legal systems, I will use my public office to end corporate constitutional rights and reduce the influence of big money in politics. This will involve advocating for a constitutional amendment clarifying that corporations do not possess the same rights as individuals, supporting campaign finance reform to limit the impact of money in elections, and promoting transparency measures to expose corporate influence. Additionally, I will scrutinize corporate partnerships in areas like education to ensure they prioritize public interests over profit motives. By prioritizing these reforms, I aim to strengthen democratic integrity, empower citizen voices, and create a government that works for all, not just the wealthy and well-connected."
Joyce Lacey, US Senate (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.joycelacey.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will continue to encourage constituents to support campaign finance reform. No office should be bought. This is bribery, pure and simple, and is criminal. I will support amended the United States Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation and publicly speaking out about the need for this amendment. No corporation or other artificial entity should have constitutional rights. Money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation. "
Billy Nord, US Senate (Minnesota)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 2026
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.billynordforminnesota.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"During my campaign, and if elected, I will not be taking any donations, from individuals, PAC's nor from any individual representing a corporation. Money should not be involved in campaigns. I'm very outspoken about this topic, and I appreciate your cause. Thank you for what you do!"
Jenny Guarino, City Council (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 2
City: Berkeley
State: California
Website: http://jenny.vote/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Toya López, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 61A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.votetoyalopez.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"On the state level, I support prohibiting corporations from donating to independent expenditures and will protect Minnesota's public subsidy program. I will also combat regulatory capture so that our state's agencies serve the people of Minnesota instead of corporate interests. On the national level, I support a constitutional amendment overturning "Citizens United." Personally, I will never accept corporate PAC money and will not support candidates that do. "
Jill Stein, President of the United States (Federal)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/5/24
State: Federal
Website: http://www.jillstein2024.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"We will work to overturn decades of bad Supreme Court precedence around money in politics, including the rulings in Citizens United and Buckley v. Valeo, and abolish corporate personhood by passing a Constitutional Amendment. We will also work toward full public financing of elections to get the corrupting influence of private money out of politics and put the people back in. Until we have full public financing, we are committed to running a clean campaign. We do not accept corporate money or superPAC donations because we are a people powered campaign! We have a full list of Democracy reforms on our website (https://www.jillstein2024.com/platform). "
Dion Green, State House (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 39th
State: Ohio
Website: https://www.diongreenforohio.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Efforts to reform corporate constitutional rights typically aim to reverse the Citizens United decision via constitutional amendments. A notable example is the We the People Amendment, which seeks to establish that constitutional rights belong solely to natural persons and to affirm that money does not constitute free speech."
Jessica Sutherland, State House (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: HD-17
State: Ohio
Website: http://www.sutherlandforohio.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I proudly pledge not to take corporate donations, and vocally explain via my platform why that's important and necessary. I will support any legislation that aims to reduce Big Industry's influence over that of voters, and block any that aims to increase it. I will encourage Ohio's federal elected officials to keep fighting this fight in Congress until we finally pass the We the People Amendment—and I will proudly support candidates who support this legislation as much as I do! I also welcome further education and opportunities to combat corporate influence in our elections and politics."
Emily Cole, City Council (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/07/2023
City: Hilliard
State: Ohio
Website: http://www.coleforhilliard.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support and work to advance legislation removing corporate influence over affordable housing and our political process in local elections."
Rich Tru, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 3A
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.richtrumn.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"The extremely flawed ruling in Citizens United has been a stain on our democracy. The way Forward (though long overdue) at this time is to secure The People's rights for themselves through a formal Amendment process. Elected officials are responsible to the individuals they represent, not Corporates or PAC. I would see along with this Amendment, if elected, a more fair and increased Public Campaign Financing, that doesn't mainly benefit the two major parties. Along with Ranked Choice Voting and Open Primaries, the influence of Corporates will be stifled until a time we can pass the Amendment and ratify it on a national level. The population has seen through corporate coercion and bribery in politics, as well as, the failure that is trickle-down economics that corporations will never care about communities as they are strictly a business nothing more. This extends to the special interests behind Super PACs and standard PACs when it comes to giving people options on the ballot that reflect themselves. You can Trust Tru, when I tell you, no organization or business will ever stop me from going after corporations to be treated as what they are and that is not a person. Double goes for Natural Monopolies. Both Democrats and Republicans (some not all) have incentives to not sign this or worse lie, and keep the money taps flowing, let's make governance make sense again."
Emily LeClaire, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 6B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://leclaireformn6b.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will not take meetings with corporations."
Melissa VanDyke, State House (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: District 80
State: Ohio
Website: http://votevandyke.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will include speaking points that will address corporate influence over our culture, law, and political process. "
Tamie Wilson, US House of Representatives (Florida)
Election type: General
District: 04
State: Florida
Website: https://www.tamiewilson.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Joseph Meyer, US House of Representatives (Oregon)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 3
State: Oregon
Website: http://joe4us.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"The first thing I will do is to win without big money.
I'll advocate for a constitutional convention to 1) money is not speech and corporations are not people 2) equal rights for women 3) abortion in health care 4) elect president by popular vote 5) term limits for the supreme court"
Jillian Burgos, City Council (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 2
City: North Hollywood
State: California
Website: http://www.jillianforthevalley.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a candidate I am not taking any corporate or special interest money whatsoever. Once elected, I will advocate that elections are only decided by the people of our districts and contributions from corporations or special interest groups are not allowed. "
Test Account (Florida)
Election type: General
State: Florida
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I'll work day and night to end corporate rule!"
Christopher Robin Zimmerman, State Senate (Minnesota)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 01/14/2025
District: 60
State: Minnesota
Website: http://bsky.app/profile/crz.mn
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"We've had over a decade to witness the effects of the Citizens United v. FEC decision. Our country deserves so much better. For me, it starts at the state level and it's once again up to Minnesota to serve as an example for the rest of America and I'm happy to work with anybody at the state or federal level to constitutionally confirm a clear delineation between protected individual free speech and corporate money disguised as it, with an idealized goal of eliminating the oversized, unequal role of ALL money in the electoral process."
Mohamed Jama, State Senate (Minnesota)
Election type: Special
Election date: 01/14/2025
District: 60
State: Minnesota
Website: http://votejama.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"If elected I would be a staunch advocate on overturning the disastrous Citizens United v FEC decision by the Supreme Court. I would gladly co-author a bill or duplicate bill in the MN state senate that calls on the US Congress to add an amendment to the Constitution that says that money isn’t free speech and that rights granted by the constitution are intended for natural persons not corporations."
Paul Wikstrom, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: Special
Election date: 01/28/2025
District: 40B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.wikstromforhouse.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"The government belongs to the people. I will conduct myself in office accordingly. "
Mary Coombs (South Carolina)
State: South Carolina
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: No
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
David Gottfried, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: Special
Election date: 3/11/2025
District: 40B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://david-gottfried.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
john vail, US Senate (New Hampshire)
Election type: Primary
Election date: September 8, 2026
State: New Hampshire
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will vote in the US Senate for nothing but measures related to and advocating the "dark money out" agenda. I will not vote for other things that I hold dear; nor will I vote against the things I abhor. This agenda is a gateway to solving all sorts of other problems which remain and will remain confounded by dark money. Our battered polity must cross this bridge before we will be able to address anything that does not have the blessing of Wall Street and those who live off its bounty. Peace, John."
Molly Coleman, City Council (Minnesota)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/12/2025
District: Ward Four
City: Saint Paul
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.coleman4council.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I have spent my career fighting against the corporate capture of our political and legal systems, and will continue to do the same thing as a Saint Paul City Council Member, including by being clear-eyed and vocal about how corporate personhood and money in politics impacts the daily realities being experienced by Saint Paulites."
Valbrun Almonord, US House of Representatives (Georgia)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 05/21/2024
District: 3
State: Georgia
Website: http://almonordforcongress.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will sponsor/cosponsor and support legislations that will advance We the People Amendment."
Katie Cashman, City Council (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: Ward 7
City: Minneapolis
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.katieforcouncil.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Although my position doesn’t have any authority over campaign finance law, I have testified in support of Senator Liz Boldon’s SF3942 (2024), which would have established a program similar to Minnesota’s existing Political Contribution Refund for local races. Public financing of elections has been proven to open the door to more diverse candidates, including women, people of color, young people, and renters who have historically been out-raised by candidates with access to large donors and wealthy special interests. I will continue to support the bill in future sessions, and any others that will diminish the power of money in politics."
Isaak Rooble, City Council (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: At Large
City: Minneapolis
State: Minnesota
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Paul Bolin, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 30B
State: Minnesota
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Sonja Buckmeier, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/5/2024
District: 30A
State: Minnesota
Website: https://buckmeier4mn.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Katie Jones, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: House district 61a
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.katiejones.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Diane Desotelle, City Council (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: Duluth District 2
City: Duluth
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.dianeforduluth.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will use the position of a city councilor to speak out about the need for this amendment to the constitution if asked. I will look for direction from this group and the state as to what the need may be on the local level to make a difference."
Kate Harrison, Mayor (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/4/24
City: Berkeley
State: California
Website: http://electkateharrison.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"In this and my past two elections I participated in Public Financing under individual contributions are capped at $60 and matched 6 to 1 by the City. Funding received by my campaign can only be used by my campaign, not given to other campaigns or causes. I was a strong supporter of this measure when it was on the ballot.
While in office, I passed legislation creating the Lobbyist Ordinance requiring those who appear before city bodies to register.
Money in politics is the issue from which all other issues spring."
Etienne Rosas, US House of Representatives (Texas)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 03/03/2025
District: District 34
State: Texas
Website: https://www.etienneforcongress.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"It is no secret that corporate power has hijacked our democracy. The rise of corporate constitutional rights and the flood of big money in politics have turned our government into an auction house where billionaires and multinational corporations buy influence, write laws, and silence working-class voices. As a member of Congress, I will fight relentlessly to end this legalized corruption and restore democratic representation to the people. This includes advancing the following:
- Constitutional Amendment to overturn Citizens United because corporations are NOT people and money is not speech.
- Pass the Democracy for All Amendment and We the People Amendment, giving Congress and states explicit authority to regulate campaign spending and prohibit corporations from blocking public-interest laws
- Champion publicly funded elections to create Clean Elections systems and Democracy Dollars programs that empower ordinary citizens, not super PACs, to fund campaigns
- Ban corporate PAC money and Dark Money and mandate full transparency in election spending
- Break up and tax corporate power through progressive taxation on corporate wealth, antitrust enforcement, and ending subsidies for companies that exploit workers and pollute communities (something the Rio Grande Valley is all too familiar with)
- Hold corrupt officials accountable with stronger conflict of interest and ethics laws, including bans on Congress owning individual stocks or accepting lobbying jobs after leaving office.
Beyond legislation, I will use my platform to educate, organize, and build a grassroots movement that challenges corporate dominance not just in law, but in culture. This is about restoring the soul of democracy and reclaiming government as a tool in service of collective human progress, not corporate profits. "
Laurie Wolfe, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 37A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://wolfe4mn.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support expanding the public subsidy amount for candidates who pledge not to take large donations and placing limits on campaign spending. Candidates for public office shouldn’t have to spend all their time courting donors and instead be able to focus on the voters and important issues. We should provide public funding to candidates endorsed by a major party while at the same time restricting the amount of outside donations they can accept. "
Edward Frank, City Council (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 1
City: Oakland
State: California
Website: https://www.edsbreads.com/edwardfrank4oakland
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will use my platform as an elected official to speak out, pen legislation, and pass resolutions against corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics, restoring power to average citizens."
Merika Goolsby, City Council (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 7
City: Oakland
State: California
Website: http://goolsby4d7.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Using public office to address corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics involves a strategic approach focused on policy change, advocacy, and community engagement. Here are several ways to tackle these issues:
1. Advocate for Campaign Finance Reform: Support legislation that limits campaign contributions and increases transparency in political donations. Promoting public financing of campaigns can help level the playing field for candidates without wealthy backers.
2. Support Constitutional Amendments: Work towards initiatives that aim to amend the Constitution to clarify that corporations do not have the same rights as individuals, particularly regarding political spending. This could involve rallying support for grassroots movements that advocate for such changes.
3. Promote Local Initiatives: Encourage local policies that restrict corporate influence in elections, such as banning certain types of corporate contributions or requiring disclosure of all campaign donations.
4. Engage the Community: Organize forums and discussions to educate the public about the impact of corporate money in politics and the importance of campaign finance reform. Mobilizing public support can create pressure for change.
5. Collaborate with Advocacy Groups: Partner with organizations focused on reducing corporate influence and promoting democracy. These groups often have valuable resources and expertise in advocating for reform.
"
Michael Pan, President of the United States (Virginia)
Election type: Primary
State: Virginia
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Sandra Feist, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/5/2024
District: 39B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.feistforhouse.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will speak up and support legislation that lifts up the speech of individuals and diminishes corporate power in politics. "
Soli Alpert, City Council (California)
Election type: Special
Election date: 05/28/2024
District: 4
City: Berkeley
State: California
Website: http://soli.vote/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I support and am participating in Berkeley's public financing program, and will defend and expand that program as a Councilmember."
Tonya Love, City Council (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
City: Oakland
State: California
Website: http://loveforoakland.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Advocated for and will help with the implementation of Democracy Dollars program in the City of Oakland."
Charlene Wang (California)
Election date: 11/5/2024
State: California
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Jovanka Beckles, State Senate (California)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 03/5/24
District: District 7
State: California
Website: http://www.jovanka4casenate.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I have been and will always be a corporate money free candidate and elected official! I have and will continue to speak out against the un-natural influence of corporate money in our democracy, using my public platform to do so. Corporations are NOT people. It has no feelings, it has no blood. It does not care about human beings or the planet in which we live. "
Michelle Morse-Wendt, School Board (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: ISD #623
City: Roseville
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.michellemorsewendt.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Travis Dahle, School Board (Minnesota)
Election type: General
District: South Washington County ISD 833
City: Woodbury
State: Minnesota
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a school board member, my role would be to ensure that our public schools remain accountable to students, parents, and the community—not to corporate interests. While a local school board does not pass legislation at the state or federal level, I can take practical steps to limit corporate influence in education.
First, I will prioritize transparency in any contracts or partnerships the district enters into, ensuring they are evaluated on what is best for students, not what is profitable for outside companies. Second, I will resist the overreliance on corporate-driven standardized testing, which too often narrows education to a set of scores rather than supporting well-rounded learning. Third, I will support policies that strengthen local decision-making and teacher input, rather than ceding influence to corporations through prepackaged curricula or vendor-driven technology solutions.
By keeping our focus on students, families, and educators—and by requiring openness and accountability in financial and policy decisions—we can safeguard our schools from undue corporate influence and ensure they remain a place where the community’s values, not corporate priorities, guide education."
Ben Bartlett, City Council (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 3
City: Berkeley
State: California
Website: https://www.ben2024.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a public official, I am committed to ending corporate constitutional rights and reducing the influence of big money in politics. I will advocate for campaign finance reform by supporting legislation that limits corporate contributions, expanding public financing for local elections, and pushing for stronger disclosure requirements to ensure transparency. I will also endorse efforts to overturn Citizens United and support constitutional amendments that end corporate personhood. Collaborating with grassroots organizations and promoting local economic democracy, such as advocating for public banks and supporting local businesses, will be key strategies in challenging corporate power and ensuring our political system serves the public interest over corporate interests."
Igor Tregub, City Council (California)
Election type: Special
Election date: 05/28/2024
District: 4
City: Berkeley
State: California
Website: https://www.igortregub.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"All of the above. I'm proud to use public financing as part of a program I campaigned for and helped pass in 2016 in the City of Berkeley. I have never taken a dime from corporations in any of my prior campaigns and never intend to. I will continue to work on legislation at all levels of government to take corporate money out of politics."
Jim Mogen, City Council (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
City: Falcon Heights
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.mogen.net/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Carrie Hartman, City Council (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/7/2023
District: At-large
City: Toledo
State: Ohio
Website: http://carriefortoledo.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Ilhan Omar, US House of Representatives (Minnesota)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/13/2024
District: 5
State: Minnesota
Website: http://ilhanomar.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I have supported and will continue to support legislation that would overturn Citizens United, expand voting protections, limit corporate influence in elections and government, and restore the founding principle that our government is by and for the people instead of giant corporations. I introduced the Protect Democracy from Criminal Corporations Act, which would bar corporations that have been convicted of a crime from political spending for a decade. I am proud to have voted for every pro-democracy bill that has come to the House floor, including the For the People Act in 2019, which included two of my amendments to reign in unregistered foreign lobbyists and and prohibit lobbying on behalf of governments that commit human rights violations. I host monthly town halls and hundreds of meetings per yet with constituents of my district because I believe in the idea of co-governance – that my constituents should have a guiding role in the work I do in the House."
Adam Dew, City Council (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2-25
City: Cleveland Heights
State: Ohio
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Citizen's United is the rot at the core of our democracy. I also think political campaigns should be publicly funded. Even as a first-time candidate I'm attempting to run a near $0 campaign. I'm taking no donations and attempting to spend as close to $0 as possible. "
Jake Ross, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 33A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://jakeross4mn.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will be a strong supporter of legislation that would put Minnesota's support behind a Constitutional amendment to address corporate influence over our political process. I will also oppose excessive corporate influence on policymaking here in Minnesota by continuing to support programs like Minnesota's Political Contribution Refund that give citizens added voice in the political process."
Flojaune Cofer, Mayor (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 03/05/2024
City: Sacramento
State: California
Website: http://floformayor.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support public campaign finance and reforms to address the undue influence of money in elections."
michael hutchinson, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/5/2024
District: 20B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.vote4hutch.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Creedence Petroff, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/24
District: 21A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.creedenceforminnesota.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Campaign finance reform is a key issue for me. It’s one that should be bi-partisan. I’d like change the dress code of the chamber and force everyone to wear on their uniforms who supports them financially like NASCAR and I’m serious about that, people should know who funds each and every single one of them. I also believe prohibiting foreign interests funding our elections and influencing the population the way they want to. Also prohibiting cracking down on slander made by big corporation dark money groups about the candidate’s opponents."
Kevin Shea (New York)
State: New York
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Barbara Kashian-Snow (Wisconsin)
State: Wisconsin
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"8502 Old Sauk Road #206"
Elana Auerbach, City Council (California)
Election type: Special
Election date: 05/28/2024
District: 4
City: Berkeley
State: California
Website: http://www.elana4berkeley.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Matt Norris, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 32B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.votefornorris.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"In addition to the activities listed above, I will work to pass legislation that removes corporate interests from Minnesota state elections and protects the strong public subsidy program in Minnesota that allows all Minnesotans to participate in the electoral process."
Marcus Bedinger, City Council (Ohio)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 05/02/2023
City: Dayton
State: Ohio
Website: http://www.marcusfordayton.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will educate constitutes on the unseemly and unfettered power of money in politics and how it drowns out community voices. I will also pass city ordinances that restrict giving in local races. "
Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 47A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.amandaformnhouse.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a state legislator, I will continue to support and work with colleagues to ensure that people are at the center of our democracy. This includes co-authoring bills to strengthen our Campaign Finance Board, close loopholes, and prevent corporate money from entering our elections."
Gregg Hendrickson, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: House 5B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.hendricksonformn.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support legislation that will work to advance the amendment to the Constitution."
Robert Zeigler, Robert Zeigler (Pennsylvania)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/07/2023
City: Millheim
County: Centre
State: Pennsylvania
Website: http://www.zeiglerforpa.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I am a rather vocal anti-corruption candidate. I am running for the Recorder of Deeds in Centre County, PA. The office can't do much with this issue, but as an activist and public servant, I can as a person. "
Earl Butenhoff, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/5/ 2024
District: 6A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://[email protected]/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Chris Brazelton, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 29A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.brazeltonforhouse.net/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will carry and support legislation that will achieve these goals until Citizens United can be overturned with federal legislation. I will encourage our national representatives to pass such legislation and our President to sign it."
Mike Hilborn, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11-5-2024
District: 65B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.hilbornforminnesota.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"We are a constitutional republic. Everything else leads to Authoritarianism. Our current system is corrupt. Politicians are bought and sold. This needs to be stopped. I also support www.Represent.us"
Troy Scheffler, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 6B
State: Minnesota
Website: https://troyscheffler.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Easy, I will expose all the politicians that corporations have by the balls and their donors and the bills they pass. Pretty sure my legal, security, and collections background will help in digging up some interesting stuff about them. It's time to clean house and I guarantee no dem or Republicant is going to do it. I have a penchant for dramatics too. So, I'm not all that worried about not getting media exposure."
Laurene Green, Member, Zone 7 Water Board of Directors, Alameda County (California)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 03/05/2023
City: Pleasanton
County: Alameda
State: California
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: No
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"The decisions we make at this local water board do not directly involve corporate influence, however, I do not take corporate PAC money during my campaigns."
Rick Hansen, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 53B
State: Minnesota
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Sara Nett-Torgrimson, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 22B
State: Minnesota
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support legislation that eliminates unlimited PAC spending in elections and work to curtail lobbyist influence and stop regulatory capture in our state. As a candidate in a rural area, I know corporate spending has hurt our communities, stripping small businesses and family farms of their ability to build a better future for themselves and their children. I'll fight for rural Minnesotans, and against policies that favor artificial entities and profit-seeking over we the people."
Cecilia Lunaparra, City Council (California)
Election type: Special
Election date: 04/16/2024
District: District 7
City: Berkeley
State: California
Website: https://www.ceciliaforberkeley.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will continue to improve our local public financing process, and ease the process to receive matching funds to incentivize more candidates to use it."
Michael Harbaugh, US House of Representatives (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 10
State: Ohio
Website: http://harbaugh4congress.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"-Ranked choice voting
-Campaign finance reforms and transparency
-200 max donation to my campaign
- end revolving door In Washington
- illegal to trade stocks during and 5 years after you get out of Congress
- tax the rich "
Adam Miller, US House of Representatives (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 15
State: Ohio
Website: http://adammillerforamerica.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will strongly support the growing national effort to rescind corporate "personhood" which has had such a corrosive influence on our politics. "
Anthony Studemann, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 15A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://anthonystudemann.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As you may be aware, I have been a member of Move to Amend for quite a few years. Though not an active member for most of that time, my views have not changed. I will do everything I can to end corporate personhood and influence in our elections, our culture and the influence they have over elected officials. When I'm elected, I will work with my fellow legislators to pass measures which aim to do this. I would support a constitutional amendment, as well. I know I didn't get into specifics, but trust me when I say you have an ally in me."
Wynfred Russell, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: Primary
District: 38A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://wynfred.org/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Zerqa Abid, US House of Representatives (Ohio)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 03/19/2024
District: 15
State: Ohio
Website: http://www.zerqa4congress.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will work with my colleagues to address this issue. For example, I will fight to reshape the way the election
campaigns are financed. I believe that Citizen United was a blow to democracy that gave too much power to
wealthy political donors, companies and entities and has resulted in the political dysfunction in our society. I will
work hard for campaign finance reform. I support small donor public financing nationwide. The integrity of our
democratic process demands nothing less."
Joshua Preston, State Senate (Minnesota)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 01/14/2025
District: SD60
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.jppreston.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Ariel Kelley, State House (California)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 03/05/2024
District: 02
State: California
Website: http://www.arielkelley.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Angela Normand, School Board (California)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 03/05/2024
District: Alameda County Board, Trustee, Area 2
City: Alameda
State: California
Website: http://www.angelanormand.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Nathaniel Hawkins, US House of Representatives (Ohio)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 03/19/2024
District: 8
State: Ohio
Website: https://nathanielhawkinsforohio.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I believe that for too long our government and policy direction has been controlled by corrupt politicians and the dark money coming from large corporations and private interest groups. This is not some well-kept secret. It is obvious to everyone that the people who are supposed to represent us in government have been bought and are influenced to guide policy to certain outcomes. The Citizens United ruing made it clear that corporations and millionaires are more important to our judges and elected officials than their own constituent's well-being and livelihood.
I will use my public office once elected to the U.S House of Representatives to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution. The need for this Amendment is clear and we cannot as a country say that we value our citizens over corporations until we have rectified this injustice. Aside from supporting this Amendment, I support an overhaul of our campaign finance laws to include decreasing the amount of money PACs, corporations and individuals can contribute to political candidates. This will ensure that support for candidates is truly organically generated from their communities and constituents rather than allowing our elections to remain in the hands of a select few wealthy individuals.
I am steadfastly committed to serving as a voice for everyday middle- and lower-class families. I believe strongly in putting people over profits and ensuring that our government works for its citizens rather than for lifeless corporate entities. I will work across party lines in Congress to ensure fairness in our democratic voting process, and to ensure that citizens of the 8th district have their voices heard in Washington, D.C. We must remind lawmakers that we are not just numbers on a spreadsheet and that the choices our representatives make have real life or death consequences for their constituents at home. "
Judy Dodge, County Commissioner (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
City: Vandalia
County: Montgomery
State: Ohio
Website: http://judydodge2024.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will speak with my constituents about this issue, will sponsor a resolution of support if this comes to a vote in Ohio, and seek other means to share information about this issue. "
Harley Droba, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 3A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://harleydroba.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I believe it is essential to prioritize the voice of the people over the interests of large corporations. If elected, I will use my public office to advocate for measures that limit the sway of big money in politics and challenge corporate constitutional rights.
To achieve this goal, I will push for comprehensive campaign finance reform that mandates transparency, limits contributions from wealthy donors and corporations, and promotes public financing of elections. By reducing the financial power of corporations in political campaigns, we can ensure that elected officials are accountable to their constituents rather than special interests.
In essence, by using my public office as a platform for reform, I am dedicated to upholding the democratic values of fairness, equality, and representation for all, not just those with deep pockets. Together, we can build a political system that puts the people first and restores faith in the power of democracy."
Kara Murray-Badal, City Council (California)
Election type: Special
Election date: 4/15/2025
District: 2
City: Oakland
State: California
Website: http://kmb4oakland.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I strongly support campaign finance reform, and support public financing and democracy dollar programs for Oakland."
Robin Williams, Sarasota County Charter Review Board (Florida)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: District 4
City: Sarasota
County: Sarasota
State: Florida
Website: http://sarasotacharterblue.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Speaking out against developer and allied businesses bundled campaign contributions to our county commissioners. These donations have the commissioners in their pockets and they approve all megadevelopments with inadequate infrastructure including schools that should not be subsidized at the expense of residents, resulting in the destruction of our natural habitat, flooding, increased traffic accidents and fatalities,..."
Laura Conway, School Board (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: 284
City: Wayzata
State: Minnesota
Website: http://lauraforwayzata.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"5845 Garland Lane N"
Austin Mink, US House of Representatives (Illinois)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 10
State: Illinois
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I believe strongly in getting big money out of politics. I believe in overturning Citizens United. I take no corporate PACs. I support a ban on stock trading among members of Congress. I believe the office is for public service not enriching yourself. "
Mary Kay Rogers, US House of Representatives (Ohio)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 03/19/2024
District: 8th Congressional District
State: Ohio
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Restrict donations from Board of Directors and Corporate Management Groups and their families/Individuals to election campaigns and Pacs in total for election years not by election cycle and candidate. Limit the dollar amount that a candidate can raise from people outside of their voter district. "
Jazz Hampton, Mayor (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
District: Minneapolis
City: Minneapolis
State: Minnesota
Website: http://jazzformayor.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Nancy Sidebotham, City Council (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: D 6
City: Oakland
State: California
Website: http://[email protected]/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Anthony Cuda, City Council (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/04/2025
City: Cleveland Heights
State: Ohio
Website: https://www.tonycudaforcitycouncil.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Resolutions, Speaking out at public gatherings, Voting for others who support amending the Consitution."
Nat McKeller Crosby, City Council (North Carolina)
Election type: General
Election date: 10/07/2025
District: 6
City: New Bern
State: North Carolina
Website: http://www.goodparty.org/c/ward6fornat
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I support ending corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics. I will use my public office to educate, advocate and craft resolutions towards this effort. "
hilary Simonetti (California)
State: California
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"31200 Landau Blvd #308 Cathedral City CA 92234"
Mike Christopherson, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 1B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://mikechristopherson.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Campaign finance reform is more of a critical need on a national level, but big money permeates state races as well. It's not something I have listed among my top priorities, as I'm trying to focus on issues more pertinent to the district I am running in. But, that said, Citizens United has been one of the most damaging SCOTUS decisions in this nation's history, and if I am given an opportunity to voice my support for ending, or support efforts to end Citizens United, I will use those opportunities."
Nathan Kells, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: District 48A
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.nathankellsformnhouse.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"As a public official, I am committed to addressing the influence of corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics. These issues undermine the fairness and integrity of our democratic process. I will prioritize several key actions:
I will work with colleagues to advocate for legislative reforms that limit the undue influence of corporations in our political system. This includes supporting measures to restore campaign finance regulations that prioritize transparency and accountability.
I will actively support grassroots movements and organizations that are dedicated to campaign finance reform and ending corporate influence in politics. These groups play a crucial role in raising awareness and advocating for change at the local, state, and national levels.
I will push for the expansion of public financing options for political campaigns. By reducing the reliance on big money donors, we can ensure that elected officials are accountable to their constituents rather than special interests.
I will work to enhance transparency in political donations and lobbying activities. Citizens have the right to know who is funding political campaigns and influencing policy decisions.
I will engage with corporations to promote responsible practices regarding their political spending and ensure they operate in ways that align with the public interest.
By taking these steps, I aim to restore trust in our democratic institutions and ensure that government represents the interests of all citizens, not just the wealthy few. Ending corporate constitutional rights and reducing the influence of big money in politics is essential for creating a fair and equitable democracy where every voice can be heard."
Adena Ishii, Mayor (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
City: Berkeley
State: California
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Amy Cox, US House of Representatives (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 10
State: Ohio
Website: http://voteamycox.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I am very much ready to propose legislation and support legislation that gets corporate influence out of education, healthcare and other social services."
Vanessa Enoch, US House of Representatives (Ohio)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: OH-8
State: Ohio
Website: https://enochforcongress.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will support legislation to amend Citizens United and any other legislation to remove corporate influence from the political sphere."
Zac Unger, City Council (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 1
City: Oakland
State: California
Website: http://www.zac4oakland.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Kristin Bahner, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: District 37B
State: Minnesota
Website: https://www.bahnerforhouse.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"MN has a strong track record of passing bills to limit the influence the use of dark money in politics and passed a number of reforms to this end this past session as part of the MN Miracle under a democratic trifecta. As a former VC of the Elections Committee, former activist, and a vocal, strong champion on this issue, I pledge to continue to ensure that the voices of ordinary citizens are heard over special interests and corporations as it is fundamental to the democratic process."
Brad Cotton, State House (Ohio)
Election type: General
Election date: NOv 5, 2024
District: 12
State: Ohio
Website: https://bradcottonfordistrict12.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Will work for it."
Tom Wells, US House of Representatives (Florida)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 08/20/2024
District: CD3
State: Florida
Website: https://tomwellsforcongress.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"The Supreme Court created all the problems of $s in politics by declaring corporations (et.al.) people with rights and narrowing the clear 18th century common law definition of Bribery to a meaningless Quid Pro Quo impossible to prove. Now they are almost daily reversing well established precedents. The sum of their transgressions are a cancer that metastasizing our representative democracy into a corporate fascist state. Article 3 Section 1 says "Judges, both of the supreme and inferior Courts, shall hold their Offices during good Behaviour...". It says that, just as we hired them, we can fire them. This can be done, and their unsupported Precedents reversed, by 51 true blue Senators."
Sophie Hahn, Mayor (California)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: Mayor of Berkeley
City: Berkeley
State: California
Website: http://www.sophie4mayor.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"Berkeley does not allow any candidate to take contributions from a corporation or business entity. We regulate independent expenditures as tightly as we are allowed, requiring prominent and transparent listing of top donors to PACs and IEs. I will continue to uphold these policies, as they allow only "real people" to participate in directly supporting candidates for office. As a general manner, I am against the "corporatization of everything." I support small and local business, and oppose big box, Amazon, and other monopolistic business practices. I will pass resolutions and already speak about the challenges of homogenization and corporatization of food, goods, services, and even the play equipment in our parks. Local is best. Diversity is strength. "
Melissa Hortman, State House (Minnesota)
Election type: General
Election date: 11/05/2024
District: 34B
State: Minnesota
Website: http://www.melissahortman.com/
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
Dan Kalb, State Senate (California)
Election type: Primary
Election date: 03/05/2024
District: 7
State: California
Website: https://t.co/xiXsnnLDwM
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
"I will author a Resolution at the State level to express unequivocal support for this proposed Amendment. "
Alfonso Saldana, School Board (Texas)
City: Brownsville
State: Texas
“I support amending the U.S. Constitution to make clear that corporations and other artificial entities do not have Constitutional rights and that money is not speech and campaign spending should be limited through regulation."
Response: Yes
"I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by passing resolutions, proposing legislation, and publicly speaking out about the need for this Amendment."
Response: Yes
How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
Did not answer
