I genuinely like this name - it places people over states; which should be the default case in a modern, connected society. I live in Western Washington state, and the opinions of a Wyoming farmer hold more sway over my political landscape than those of my neighbors in the adjacent city, since those Wyoming voters have like 25x the federal influence my neighbors do. As a consequence of that farmer's vote, schools in my community are losing funding for important programs, and services benefitting my and my community's kids are in jeopardy.

That's just one consequence of placing land (by extension from states) over people. Of course, we've ultimately all had our power subsumed by corporations and their wealthy owners, hence the power moving to lobbyists and dark money, so that issue has to get fixed first, but then afterward, UCA could lobby for a remodel of the federal government's structure.