As the largest voting bloc in the country, shouldn't independents be the ones telling both parties what matters?
Every member ranks our member priorities. The top three become the mandate we carry. Non-members don't get a vote, that's what your $4.99 buys.
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Most Americans agree on more than the noise suggests. These priorities carry broad, practical consensus across party lines, and the order we take them to Washington in isn't ours to pick. Members rank them, and the rankings set the agenda (the one vote on this whole page that's members-only). So: what would you fix first?
The only fight at Main Street Lobby is what we fix first.
You tell us. We tell Washington.
Every tax dollar should be accounted for. We press for rigorous audits, transparent federal spending, recovery of improper payments, and real consequences when public money is misused.
They write the rules and trade the stocks. Serving in Congress shouldn't come with a trading desk.
Democracy depends on elections every citizen can trust: verifiable, secure, and transparent, so every legitimate vote counts and everyone can see that it does.
Washington was never meant to be a lifetime appointment. Regular turnover, fresh voices, a government that comes home.
You shouldn't need a lobbyist to afford your prescriptions. Lower costs for the people who actually pay the bills.
A nation that works is a nation that controls its borders: effective enforcement paired with a functional legal immigration system.
Members can submit new issues anytime. Every November, we poll the full member base: you re-rank the current priorities and vote on submitted alternatives. Anything that outranks our lowest priority takes its spot for the year ahead.
The cards above still shuffle to a random order on every visit. The order isn't ours to set; the live ranking belongs to members. One published exception: when Congress makes a real move on a mandate issue, the spotlight can shift to that issue. As always, every ask is evidence-backed before a campaign launches: members set the direction, we do the homework.
We built Main Street Lobby around the reasons people quit giving money to causes they actually believe in. Here's what we're promising instead, in writing.
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