Demonstrate your support for leaders who are pro-woman, protect biological reality, and will fight for policies that prevent sex discrimination and preserve women’s rights, safety, and opportunities in New Hampshire!

Colorado families deserve access to counseling that is open, honest, and free from government overreach. Right now, lawmakers are advancing HB 26-1322 - a bill that could expose counselors and even those connected to them, to lawsuits years or even decades later. This proposal raises serious concerns about free speech in private counseling conversations and could make it harder for parents to find the right support for their children. Lawmakers need to hear from you.

California lawmakers are advancing SB 934 - a bill that could significantly change how counseling is practiced and expand legal risk for both professionals and families. This could have a chilling effect on open and honest conversations in counseling - where trust and the ability to speak freely are essential. California lawmakers are moving this bill forward - and they need to hear from you now.

Arizona families expect their education tax dollars to support students and teachers in the classroom. But too often, those resources are diverted away from instruction and into administrative overhead and non-classroom expenses. At the same time, student outcomes have stagnated, leaving parents and taxpayers questioning whether current spending priorities are delivering results. HCR 2007/SCR 1032 would bring greater accountability and transparency to how education dollars are used by ensuring that at least 60% of school operational spending is directed toward classroom instruction - including teachers, aides, and learning resources. Arizona voters deserve a say in how their tax dollars are spent. This ballot referral would allow citizens to weigh in on a commonsense measure to refocus education spending where it belongs.  Tell your legislators: Support HCR2007/SCR1032 and put Arizona classrooms first.

The Department of Homeland Security remains shut down—and Americans are paying the price. This isn’t just gridlock. Democratic leaders in Congress are refusing to pass a clean funding bill to reopen the government. Meanwhile, TSA officers and DHS personnel continue working under uncertainty while protecting our country. Public safety should never be a bargaining chip. Border security, airport operations, and law enforcement stability are essential—not political leverage. President Trump has taken steps to support workers, but only Congress can fully reopen DHS. It’s time to act. Contact Democratic leaders today and tell them: do your job, end the shutdown, and put American families and security first.

For too long, top investment opportunities were reserved for Wall Street insiders—not working Americans. A new Department of Labor proposal would expand 401k investment options to include private markets like infrastructure, real estate, and private credit—giving Main Street access to the same tools used by elites. This means more growth, better diversification, and greater control over your retirement. But it won’t happen without public support. Take action now: Submit a comment by June 1 urging the Department of Labor to move forward and open private investment for working Americans.

Healthcare costs keep rising—but much of the system that determines prescription drug prices operates behind closed doors. The Department of Labor has proposed a rule to bring transparency to pharmacy middlemen. Tell Department of Labor to strengthen the rule and end the healthcare black box. Submit your comment before April 15.

The Department of Labor is proposing a new rule to fix it—and they need to hear from the people who rely on independent work. Reversing the Biden-era rule and restoring clarity to protect freelance freedom. 

HJR 165 proposes a constitutional amendment to be brought before Missouri voters to reduce and eliminate the state income tax by allowing for increases in state and local sales and use taxes.

Millions of older Americans want to age in place, but today’s caregiving system makes it increasingly difficult and unaffordable. Rising home care costs, restrictive regulations, and limited support options leave seniors and their families struggling to access safe, reliable in-home assistance. Our national senior care storytelling campaign aims to spotlight the real experiences of seniors, adult children, caregivers, and families navigating the challenges of aging at home.

Millions of Americans choose independent work for flexibility, freedom, and opportunity—but outdated regulations block freelancers from accessing critical benefits like health and retirement without giving up their independence. Can you relate? Share your story below. Your voice deserves to be heard—and it will be. Help us fight for policies that protect flexibility, support independence, and secure benefits for workers everywhere.

Our veterans fought for us. Now it’s our turn to protect them. Tell Congress to work together to pass the Veterans’ Access Act and give our heroes the freedom and flexibility they’ve rightfully earned.