One petition. One clear position.
No Jeffries
for Speaker.
Jeffries has accepted campaign contributions from AIPAC PAC. We believe the next Speaker should put human rights, independent oversight, and the public interest first—and that Jeffries is not the best choice.
Read why we oppose his candidacy · AIPAC PAC filing (FEC, 2024) ↗
01 / Why we oppose
Public trust.
Independent leadership.
Our position aligns with the Change.org petition’s call for human rights, transparency, and accountability in House leadership.
We urge our representatives not to support Hakeem Jeffries for Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Jeffries’s campaign has received contributions from AIPAC PAC, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee’s political action committee. That financial relationship is one reason we question whether he is the best choice to lead the House. Read AIPAC PAC’s 2024 FEC filing ↗
The linked petition calls for greater transparency about political relationships and outside influence, meaningful oversight of U.S. foreign policy and military assistance involving Gaza, and leadership that prioritizes human rights and the public interest. We share those priorities and want a different Speaker.
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03 / How it works
Participation,
without the guesswork.
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Why not use the current House lookup?
It identifies the members serving now, not all November election winners. Nine states changed maps for the 120th Congress. Check your 2026 election district with your state election office. Census explains the new maps and Missouri data correction ↗.
When will results and contacts update?
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