

Limit corporate and super PAC campaign contributions (TN residents)
The Issue
TL;DR: If you are tired of billionaires getting richer while working families struggle, the issue of campaign finance reform MUST BE THE FIRST issue that we solve. This problem stands directly in the way of progress on EVERY OTHER ISSUE. 25 states have passed resolutions urging Congress to propose a constitutional amendment to set reasonable rules on election spending. Let's tip the scale and let Tennessee be the 26th!
In a democratic society, the essence of fair representation lies in the principle of equality - that each individual has an equal voice in electing leaders who reflect their views and values. However, the current landscape of campaign finance in the United States dramatically undersells this principle, as corporations and super PACs wield a disproportionate influence over election outcomes through their immense financial contributions.
As an ordinary citizen, I've grown increasingly concerned about the outsized sway billionaires and corporate entities have in shaping our political future. These entities, with their massive war chests, can drown out the voices of everyday Americans by funding politicians who prioritize corporate interests over the needs of their constituents. All too often, this results in policies that benefit a select few at the expense of the many, undermining trust in our democratic institutions.
The landmark Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. FEC has paved the way for billions of dollars to flow into elections, thereby giving corporations and super PACs the ability to exercise immense influence over who runs for office and who gets elected. According to OpenSecrets, more than $14 billion was spent on the 2020 election cycle alone, a record-breaking figure that underscores the urgent need for reform.
It's not just a matter of economics, but of ethical governance. Democracy suffers when the average voter feels that their vote is simply a drop in the ocean of corporate spending. Limiting contributions from corporations and super PACs is a necessary step towards restoring public confidence in our democratic system and ensuring that every vote carries equal weight, regardless of financial clout.
We envision a political landscape where candidates are not beholden to the highest bidder, where policies are crafted from a genuine commitment to public service, and where the voices of everyday citizens are heard and valued.
By capping the amount that corporations and super PACs can contribute to political campaigns, we can begin to level the playing field for all voters. Congress must act by introducing and passing legislation that effectively limits these contributions and enhances transparency in political donations, paving the way for a more equitable and just electoral process.
Join me in this crucial fight to reclaim the integrity of American democracy. Sign this petition and demand that our TN lawmakers take immediate action to limit campaign contributions from corporations and super PACs.
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The Issue
TL;DR: If you are tired of billionaires getting richer while working families struggle, the issue of campaign finance reform MUST BE THE FIRST issue that we solve. This problem stands directly in the way of progress on EVERY OTHER ISSUE. 25 states have passed resolutions urging Congress to propose a constitutional amendment to set reasonable rules on election spending. Let's tip the scale and let Tennessee be the 26th!
In a democratic society, the essence of fair representation lies in the principle of equality - that each individual has an equal voice in electing leaders who reflect their views and values. However, the current landscape of campaign finance in the United States dramatically undersells this principle, as corporations and super PACs wield a disproportionate influence over election outcomes through their immense financial contributions.
As an ordinary citizen, I've grown increasingly concerned about the outsized sway billionaires and corporate entities have in shaping our political future. These entities, with their massive war chests, can drown out the voices of everyday Americans by funding politicians who prioritize corporate interests over the needs of their constituents. All too often, this results in policies that benefit a select few at the expense of the many, undermining trust in our democratic institutions.
The landmark Supreme Court decision in Citizens United v. FEC has paved the way for billions of dollars to flow into elections, thereby giving corporations and super PACs the ability to exercise immense influence over who runs for office and who gets elected. According to OpenSecrets, more than $14 billion was spent on the 2020 election cycle alone, a record-breaking figure that underscores the urgent need for reform.
It's not just a matter of economics, but of ethical governance. Democracy suffers when the average voter feels that their vote is simply a drop in the ocean of corporate spending. Limiting contributions from corporations and super PACs is a necessary step towards restoring public confidence in our democratic system and ensuring that every vote carries equal weight, regardless of financial clout.
We envision a political landscape where candidates are not beholden to the highest bidder, where policies are crafted from a genuine commitment to public service, and where the voices of everyday citizens are heard and valued.
By capping the amount that corporations and super PACs can contribute to political campaigns, we can begin to level the playing field for all voters. Congress must act by introducing and passing legislation that effectively limits these contributions and enhances transparency in political donations, paving the way for a more equitable and just electoral process.
Join me in this crucial fight to reclaim the integrity of American democracy. Sign this petition and demand that our TN lawmakers take immediate action to limit campaign contributions from corporations and super PACs.
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Petition created on September 21, 2026