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    • Reclaim Our Democracy With Emma’s Revolution
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    • Democracy in Chains
    • Inside Beacon Hill: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
    • Suppressed: The Fight to Vote
    • Born on Third Base – Chuck Collins
    • POTUS 1: The Next Fight for Democracy – Lawrence Lessig
    • Alexandra Chandler – Taking Big Money Out of Politics
    • How Democracies Die
    • Dark Money Film Screening and Mass. Ballot Question #2 Discussion
    • How Best to Rescue Our Representative Democracy – with Rick Hubbard
    • Candidates Forum – 3rd Congressional District, 14th Middlesex District
    • National Citizen Leadership Conference
    • The Role of Faith Communities in Times of Social Unrest
    • March for Our Lives Boston
    • The Women’s March 2018: The People Persist
    • Daring Democracy
      • ‘Daring Democracy’ Book Discussion
    • Ranked Choice Voting Presentation
    • Go, Granny D!
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What Can I Do?

Fortunately there are many things you can do to help support this movement.

  1. Read the Build a Movement page and select some actions to take to help grow the Democracy Movement.
  2. Work to elect new legislators who are not beholden to Wall Street and who will support our goals, energize people and give them hope.
  3. Share links to this site ReclaimOurDemocracy.org and to our Facebook page with your friends and family.
  4. Join a local group that is working on this issue.
  5. If you are living near Concord, Massachusetts you can check the calendar to see if there is an event that you wish to attend this month.
  6. Read one or more of our recommended books.
  7. Assemble a small group of friends and neighbors to view one of the videos and then discuss it.
  8. Follow us on Facebook for current relevant news and figure out what our Congress and President are doing to help corporations and the rich, generally at a cost to everyone else.
  9. Use what you have learned to write a letter to your local newspaper or contact your representatives.  The Indivisible Guide is an excellent resource for working with legislators.
  10. Take the People’s Pledge of Support to join and actively support the movement to Reclaim our Democracy.
  11. Please provide feedback about this website or suggest some ideas for growing our movement by sending an email message to us.

 Thank you for your support!!

Our Mission


Reclaim Our Democracy is an inclusive, collaborative, multi-partisan movement to limit and control the corrupting influence of money on elections and politicians.

Our goal is to reclaim our democratic rights as citizens of the United States of America to have a government that truly represents and supports the needs and desires of all people.

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Our Country’s Future

Election 2020 – Please Ask Your Friends and Family to Vote!

Find a wealth of state specific voter information at the Fair Elections Center.

Check your voter registration, register to vote, get your absentee ballot, locate your polling place, and get election reminders at Vote.org.

Additional voting information.

Events

Reclaim Our Democracy with Emma’s Revolution Some of the music from the Oct. 24 concert is available on their Facebook page

The Fall Elections: Voter Access, Safety and Security, with U.S. Representative Lori Trahan; video now available.

Democracy in Chains, with Duke Professor Nancy MacLean, Friday, March 6. Video now available!

Inside Beacon Hill: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, with State Representatives Tami Gouveia and Jon Hecht, held Tuesday, Jan. 14, at First Parish in Concord. Video now available!

How Democracies Die video of presentation now available

To view a calendar with Massachusetts area events related to Campaign Finance Reform and the passage of the 28th Amendment, visit our calendar/events page.

Facebook

To read more about current news and events regarding campaign finance reform and the corrupting influence of money in politics, and engage in online conversation, please click here to visit the Reclaim Our Democracy Facebook group page.

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