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Why the People's Lobby?

The entrenched powers that run this country are still in charge of our political system. They exert control of our Congress and the legislation and funding that’s passed. The People’s Lobby will provide a counter balance to these deeply entrenched special interests.

The People’s Lobby will keep you informed on the key issues. We will send out action alerts and newsletters keeping you up-to-date on what’s happening in Washington D.C. and throughout the rest of the country. We will help you make your voice heard.

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Who We Are

The Peoples Lobby is a newly formed 527 organization created to educate, lobby and campaign for progressive and populist legislation and public policy.

We chose to become a "527" because it gives us the most freedom to bring citizen pressure to lobby for the changes we want to see. It allow us to bring political and campaign efforts to protect elected leaders who work with us and to defeat politicians that vote against our issues.

We are out to change the world.

Peoples Lobby
PO Box 41636
Plymouth, MN 55441

Edward Gross is a well-known local political campaign consultant and strategist recognized for crafting winning campaign messages with his sophisticated targeting and creative marketing. He has forty years background in peace and justice activism and working for political and issue campaigns.

Wayne Faris has a very broad range of experience and skills. He practiced law for over 20 years with a multinational firm, participating in management as chair of the Litigation Department. In business, he was President and CEO of The Clifton Group Investment Management Company and ATAK Sports. He has been active in government in numerous roles including a 4 year stint as head of a Minnesota State Agency. For over 40 years he participated in numerous political campaigns doing everything from door-knocking and stuffing envelopes to managing a U.S. Senate campaign. His most recent job, more an avocation, was on the staff of the U.S. Olympic Committee where he worked on programs to develop elite athletes for Olympic competition.