This is the moment we've been working toward! Join the Coalition for Healthy Democracy at the Secretary of State’s Office at the steps of the MA State House as we officially submit our signatures to the Secretary of State.

Nearly 100,000 Massachusetts voters signed to get this on the ballot because they believe our democracy should work for all of us, not just the politically powerful. Together, we've built a movement demanding more competitive elections, real choices, and a government that answers to the people.

Be part of history as we deliver these signatures and launch the next chapter of our campaign. This is a celebration of the people's power and a rallying cry for the work ahead.

Details:

Join us at 12:30 PM at the State House steps for a rally featuring esteemed speakers like Danielle Allen, before we take our signatures inside for formal delivery at 1:00 PM.

After, join our team and like-minded supporters for a social in the food court at 1 Asburton Place until 3 PM.

Danielle Allen, Convening Chair, Coalition for Healthy Democracy
Danielle Allen is a seasoned leader, public policy and public affairs professor, author and democracy advocate, founding multiple civic organizations. She is an author of multiple books including Our Declaration and Justice by Means of Democracy. Danielle is also the Convening Chair for the Coalition for Healthy Democracy.

Jennifer Nassour, Former Chair of the MassGOP and Co-Founder of the Pocketbook Project
Jennifer is an attorney and political advisor, who previously served as the Chief Executive Officer of ReflectUS, a nonpartisan coalition of the nation's leading women's representation organizations. She is also the co-founder of the Pocketbook Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to electing more women in Massachusetts and the Northeast. Nassour has served as an attorney for nearly two decades, and was elected chair of the Massachusetts Republican Party in 2009 and 2011.

Celia Johnston Blue, President & CEO, Massachusetts Women of Color Coalition
Celia is a seasoned executive leader with over 25 years of leadership experience in the private, public and nonprofit sectors, spending many years in the financial services industry. Blue is the first African American in Massachusetts’ history to serve as the Registrar of Motor Vehicles for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. As President and CEO of Massachusetts Women of Color Coalition, she is strongly advocating for the voices of women of color to be heard to address the inequities that are present in every aspect of their lives.

Kevin Johnson, Co-founder of and Executive Director of the Election Reformers Network
Since its founding in 2017, Kevin has led the Election Reformers Network research and advocacy programs focused on impartial election administration, independent redistricting, and voting rules. Kevin draws on decades of experience supporting emerging democracies overseas and advancing reforms in the US.

Nathan Lockwood, Co-founder of Rank the Vote
Nathan is a leader in the campaign for Ranked Choice Voting -- in addition to serving as co-founder of Rank The Vote, Nathan played a leading role in founding and growing Voter Choice Massachusetts. Nathan has also served in municipal government, elected to the Town of Lunenburg’s Planning Board and served from 2009 through 2015.