Pledge to Amend

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Your responses will be posted to our website here. Signing the Pledge does not imply support from Move to Amend. Move to Amend does not support or endorse any candidate for office. This is an effort to inform the public about where their candidates stand. Efforts are made to give all candidates equal opportunity to participate.

This pledge is available for elected officials and candidates at all levels - federal, state and local.

The We the People Amendment has been introduced in the House of Representatives as HJR 54. We will contact you if there is corresponding legislation relevant to your office, or to help you introduce legislation or resolutions if they have not been already introduced.

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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.

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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. (NATIONAL, STATE, LOCAL LEGISLATIVE OFFICES)

I will use my office to support the Movement to Amend the Constitution by publicly speaking out and educating about the need for this Amendment. (SCHOOL BOARD OFFICES)

I do not take this part of the pledge.

How will you use your public office to end corporate constitutional rights and big money in politics?
This can include policies you will support or legislation you will work to advance, as well as other ways that you will address corporate influence over our culture, law, and/or political process. For school board members/candidates this can include corporate influence in testing and other educational policies and partnerships.