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Housing measure
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Clean water proposal
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Redistricting initiative
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Voter initiatives
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How it works
From “I care about this” to “I signed.”
Power the People is being built as a nonpartisan civic hub that aggregates active voter initiative opportunities and makes the next step simple: request the official paper in the mail, sign it correctly, and send it back.
Review
Compare plain-language summaries, deadlines, requirements, and campaign status.
Request
Choose the petitions you support and request the official packet by mail.
Find opportunities
Built for scanning, deciding, and acting.
The first release starts with local city initiatives, then expands to county and statewide campaigns so voters can see the full ladder of direct democracy in one place.
City
Housing affordability measure
Local petition packet available for eligible city voters.
County
Clean water funding proposal
Countywide signature drive with upcoming filing deadline.
State
Independent redistricting initiative
Statewide petition materials for registered voters.
The mission
The ballot should not feel out of reach.
Voter initiatives give people a constitutional path to organize around ideas, laws, reforms, and community priorities. Power the People exists to make that path visible, understandable, and easier to act on.
Nonpartisan access
Information organized around voter eligibility, geography, and deadlines.
Paper made simple
Mail-based petition requests for people who want to sign correctly from home.
Local first
City initiatives come first because civic power often starts closest to home.