End Corporate Control Over Our Government – Support the Corporate Influence Elimination Act!

Petition Statement:

We, the people of the United States, demand an end to corporate lobbying, dark money, and the corruption that has turned our government into a tool for the ultra-wealthy. The Corporate Influence Elimination Act of 2025 is the solution to restore democracy, protect our rights, and ensure that lawmakers serve the people—not corporations.

By signing this petition, you are demanding Congress take action to ban corporate lobbying, abolish Super PACs, and hold corrupt politicians accountable for selling out our democracy.

Our Democracy is Under Corporate Control

Right now, the U.S. government is no longer by the people, for the people—it’s by corporations, for the highest bidder. CEOs, billionaires, and special interest groups spend billions to influence lawmakers, ensuring that tax loopholes, monopolies, and deregulation keep working for them and against us.

Big Pharma writes drug pricing laws.

Wall Street and Big Tech control economic policy.

Lobbyists dictate regulations meant to “govern” them.

As a result, wages stagnate, housing becomes unaffordable, healthcare remains broken, and our leaders do nothing—because they are bought and paid for.

We cannot keep playing their game. We must change the rules.

The Corporate Influence Elimination Act: A Plan to Take Back Our Government

The Corporate Influence Elimination Act of 2025 is a bold, uncompromising bill that will:

✅ Ban corporate lobbying – No more corporate reps bribing lawmakers.
✅ Abolish Super PACs – No more billionaires buying elections.
✅ Enforce a lifetime ban on ex-lawmakers working for corporations they regulated.
✅ Severely penalize corporations that use dark money to manipulate policy.

This bill exposes corruption—anyone who opposes it is admitting they serve corporate masters, not the American people.

How You Can Help
🚨 Sign this petition to demand Congress take action. Every signature adds pressure to lawmakers and exposes those who refuse to act.

📢 Share this petition on social media, email, and community groups—corporations control our government, but we control the numbers.

💪 Join the movement – Contact your representatives, spread awareness, and help us get this initiative on state ballots nationwide.

It’s time to reclaim our democracy. We are done waiting for politicians to fix this system when they are part of the problem. Let’s force the change.

👉 SIGN & SHARE NOW!

Corporate Influence Elimination Act of 2025

A Bill

To prohibit corporate lobbying, eliminate corporate financial influence in government, and restore democratic integrity by banning private entities from exerting undue influence on federal legislation, regulations, and policies.
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SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.
This Act may be cited as the "Corporate Influence Elimination Act of 2025."
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SECTION 2. FINDINGS.
Congress finds the following:
1.    The influence of corporate money in politics has eroded public trust in democracy, disproportionately benefiting large financial entities over individual citizens.
2.    The Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. FEC (2010) has allowed unregulated corporate spending, leading to policy decisions that favor corporate interests over public welfare.
3.    The “revolving door” between government officials and private corporations undermines regulatory impartiality.
4.    Eliminating corporate lobbying and financial influence is essential to protect democratic governance and restore political integrity.
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SECTION 3. DEFINITIONS.
For purposes of this Act:
1.    "Corporate Lobbying" means any direct or indirect attempt by a corporate entity to influence federal legislation, regulations, executive orders, or policies through financial contributions, employment of lobbyists, or organizational advocacy.
2.    "Lobbyist" means any person who receives compensation to influence legislative or regulatory decisions on behalf of a corporate entity.
3.    "Revolving Door Employment" means any employment of former government officials, members of Congress, or federal regulators by corporations within 10 years of leaving public office.
4.    "Super PACs" refers to political action committees that raise unlimited funds from corporations, unions, and individuals.
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SECTION 4. PROHIBITION ON CORPORATE LOBBYING.
(a) Ban on Corporate Lobbying Activities.
1.    No corporation, trade association, or industry group shall engage in lobbying activities directed at the U.S. Congress, federal agencies, or executive branch officials.
2.    Any direct communication, financial contribution, or promise of future compensation made by a corporation to influence a federal legislative or regulatory action shall be deemed a felony offense punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a $10 million fine per violation.
3.    Any corporate-funded think tank, foundation, or nonprofit organization engaged in indirect lobbying shall be required to disclose all sources of funding publicly.
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SECTION 5. CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORMS.
(a) Ban on Corporate Donations & Super PACs.
1.    Corporations, unions, and other non-individual entities are prohibited from making direct or indirect contributions to any federal political campaign, party, or candidate.
2.    Super PACs are hereby abolished, and all existing Super PACs must cease operations within 180 days of enactment.
3.    Any violation of this section shall result in a mandatory forfeiture of corporate assets equaling five times the amount of the illegal contribution.
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SECTION 6. LIFETIME BAN ON CORPORATE EMPLOYMENT FOR ELECTED OFFICIALS & FEDERAL REGULATORS.
(a) Permanent Restriction on Post-Government Employment.
1.    Any individual serving as a Member of Congress, high-level federal regulator, or executive branch official shall be permanently barred from working for, consulting with, or receiving compensation from any private corporation, financial institution, or lobbying entity after leaving office.
2.    Violation of this restriction shall result in forfeiture of all federal pensions and benefits and a criminal penalty of up to 15 years in prison.
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SECTION 7. TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR FEDERAL DECISION-MAKING.
(a) Mandatory Public Disclosure of Legislative Influence.
1.    Any bill, regulation, or executive action introduced at the federal level must include a publicly accessible statement listing all contributors and entities that influenced its development.
2.    Any failure to disclose external influence shall result in the nullification of the legislative or regulatory action and a criminal penalty for those involved.
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SECTION 8. ENFORCEMENT & PENALTIES.
1.    The Department of Justice (DOJ) shall establish an Office of Political Integrity responsible for investigating and prosecuting violations of this Act.
2.    Whistleblowers who report corporate lobbying violations shall receive financial compensation equal to 10% of the total fines collected from convicted entities.
3.    Any corporation found guilty of violating lobbying restrictions more than three times shall be dissolved under federal anti-corruption statutes.
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SECTION 9. SEVERABILITY.
If any provision of this Act is found to be unconstitutional or invalid, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
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SECTION 10. EFFECTIVE DATE.
This Act shall take effect immediately upon enactment.
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