March On Harrisburg

08/12/2026

🌹We deserve politicians who fight alongside tenants ~ not against them!

🗝️Rent would be affordable if landlords couldn’t buy off our reps!

🫂Pennsylvanians deserve it all, let’s organize to make it happen! Join us!

08/12/2026

08/06/2026

HUGE

08/03/2026

https://thephiladelphiacitizen.org/guest-commentary-public-campaign-financing/

A local political activist has an idea we should steal to take power back from wealthy special interests: public campaign financing

07/28/2026

Did you know that we don’t need to overturn the Citizens United Supreme Court case to eliminate unlimited Super PAC contributions from our elections?

SpeechNow v FEC
Citizens United gave corporations the “right” to financially contribute to our elections, but another case SpeechNow v FEC in 2010 was what decided that contributions could be UNLIMITED. That case is about to be challenged.

Dinner Table Action v Schneider
In 2024, the citizens of Maine voted 75-25 to place limits on Super PACs, limiting how much money corporations could contribute in their elections. That is now being challenged in a federal lawsuit, Dinner Table Action v. Schneider, where the First Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments this Wednesday, July 29th. The SpeechNow v FEC 2010 court decision that allowed unlimited contributions by Super PACs will be challenged in this Maine case and it is a step towards the Supreme Court reviewing that case, which it did not happen the first time.

Maine’s Dinner Table Action v Schneider Appeals case = Pathway to limiting Super PAC contributions. Super PACS are used by corporations, billionaires, foreign entities, and “dark” money groups to influence our elections with UNLIMITED sums of money.

Public awareness and pressure will not change interpretation of the law, but it could expedite court action to happen in time for upcoming elections.

See our friends at EqualCitizens.us or follow on Instagram to learn more about the case. Make sure they know the public is watching!

07/21/2026

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07/17/2026

Passed out of the full house in June with a bipartisan vote, HB497 would ban foreign-influenced corporations from spending money to influence state and local elections. If passed by the State Senate and signed into law, this bill would close a significant loophole to preserve Pennsylvanian self-government. 

This issue is too popular for Senate leaders to ignore. A poll released in July 2024 by Data for Progress found that 82% of likely voters say there should be limits on election spending by foreign-owned corporations. Across the political spectrum we all agree: Pennsylvania elections should be decided by Pennsylvanians. 

We need YOU to call Senate President Kim Ward and Senate Majority Leader Pittman,  say you want them to stop Foreign-Influenced Corporations from political spending, pass HB497, and protect Pennsylvania self-governance!
 
Call Senate President Kim Ward: (724) 600-7002
Call Senate Majority Leader Joe Pittman: (724) 543-3026

07/17/2026

Using love island to try and be relatable while giving data center developers massive tax cuts is a…choice