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FIRST INITIATIVE

​Open Pennsylvania’s Courtrooms

To the Point Information

Cameras for Accountability in PA Courts
See Justice Happen
Cameras open courtrooms to the public, building trust through transparency.
Accountability on Record
When the cameras roll, everyone knows the people are watching.
Learn the Law
Real cases = real lessons. Cameras make courtrooms a classroom for all.
Democracy Demands It
Open courts are essential to open government.
Fair & Open Can Coexist
Other states do it—and so can Pennsylvania.
Justice Anywhere
Cameras bring courtrooms to the people, everywhere.
Facts First
Cameras stop spin—see the truth yourself.
Proven to Work
Florida, Ohio, Texas—they’ve done it, and it works.
Voices Heard
Cameras give victims, defendants, and families a voice.
Expose & Reform
When people see injustice, they demand change.

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SECOND INITIATIVE

​Who Votes—Who Doesn’t

Bullet Point Information

What They Don’t Want You to Know About Pennsylvania’s Primaries
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• Your taxes pay for primaries — even if you can’t vote in them.
• Over 1.3 million Pennsylvania voters are locked out every primary election.
• Independents, unaffiliated, and third-party voters have zero say in who ends up on the ballot.
• Primaries are where the real decisions are made — before you even get to the general election.
• Two parties have all the power — everyone else gets silence.
• This isn’t a flaw in the system — it’s by design.
• Article 1, Section 5 of the PA Constitution guarantees free & equal elections — this isn’t it.
• There’s a simple fix — open the primaries to all voters.It’s your vote. It’s your right. It’s your money. Let’s open the doors.

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​Unity Through Inclusion: Honoring Washington’s Vision for Democracy

In his Farewell Address of 1796, President George Washington emphasized the importance of national unity and warned against the dangers of political factions. He believed that such divisions could lead to despotism and undermine the nation’s stability. Washington stated, “The unity of government which constitutes you one people is a main pillar in the edifice of your real independence.”

This emphasis on unity aligns with the principle of inclusive participation in the electoral process. By opening primary elections to all registered voters, regardless of party affiliation, we can foster a more unified political environment. Such inclusivity ensures that all voices are heard, reducing the risk of factionalism that Washington cautioned against. ​Source

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