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Reform No. 01

Overturn Citizens United

A constitutional amendment authorizing Congress and the states to limit the raising and spending of money in elections.

44%

of Congress documented cosponsoring this reform

234 of 537 members

186 on the current bill, 48 only on a prior Congress’s.

CongressVoters
Democrats
89%84%
Republicans
0%75%
Independents
67%81%

Voter figures: Verasight for the Brennan Center for Justice (an advocacy organization), Apr–May 2026.

Vehicle in the 119th Congress

Related bills not counted

  • Drain the Swamp Act (Title VII)

    House ·HR 9222

    Title VII sets out the text of a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United, but H.R. 9222 is an ordinary bill, and only a joint resolution can propose an amendment, so this title cannot do what the counted vehicles here do. Other titles of the same bill count on the stock-trading and dark-money reforms.

Also crediting cosponsors of prior versions

What it does

The Democracy For All Amendment would authorize Congress and the states to limit the raising and spending of money in elections and clarify that constitutional rights belong to individual human beings, not corporations or other artificial entities.

Where Congress stands.

Alabama · 1 of 9 supportAlaska · 0 of 3 supportArizona · 5 of 11 supportColorado · 6 of 10 supportFlorida · 6 of 29 supportGeorgia · 6 of 15 supportIndiana · 2 of 11 supportKansas · 1 of 6 supportMaine · 3 of 4 supportMassachusetts · 11 of 11 supportMinnesota · 6 of 10 supportNew Jersey · 8 of 14 supportNorth Carolina · 3 of 16 supportNorth Dakota · 0 of 3 supportOklahoma · 0 of 7 supportPennsylvania · 8 of 19 supportSouth Dakota · 0 of 3 supportTexas · 10 of 39 supportWyoming · 0 of 3 supportConnecticut · 7 of 7 supportMissouri · 2 of 10 supportWest Virginia · 0 of 4 supportIllinois · 15 of 19 supportNew Mexico · 5 of 5 supportArkansas · 0 of 6 supportCalifornia · 39 of 53 supportDelaware · 3 of 3 supportDistrict of Columbia · 1 of 1 supportHawaii · 4 of 4 supportIowa · 0 of 6 supportKentucky · 0 of 8 supportMaryland · 6 of 10 supportMichigan · 7 of 15 supportMississippi · 1 of 6 supportMontana · 0 of 4 supportNew Hampshire · 4 of 4 supportNew York · 19 of 28 supportOhio · 5 of 17 supportOregon · 5 of 8 supportTennessee · 1 of 11 supportUtah · 0 of 6 supportVirginia · 6 of 13 supportWashington · 10 of 12 supportWisconsin · 3 of 10 supportNebraska · 0 of 5 supportSouth Carolina · 1 of 9 supportIdaho · 0 of 4 supportNevada · 5 of 6 supportVermont · 3 of 3 supportLouisiana · 1 of 8 supportRhode Island · 4 of 4 support
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