Common Cause’s report, “Unlimited and Undisclosed: The Religious Right’s Crusade to Deregulate Political Spending,” focuses on how one particular interest group has waged war on important campaign finance laws in order to allow more big money in our political system.

The Supreme Court has recognized that the right to equal representation demands that redistricting, whether at the state or congressional levels, be based on “We the People,” not some subset of the population.

Our democracy works best when we can access rich and varied information. That is why Common Cause is combatting efforts to shut down local news outlets and create dangerous media monopolies.

Common Cause’s national governing body is a distinguished group of business, legal, and civic leaders from across America. Currently led by Martha Tierney, the board meets several times annually to help shape and energize our work.

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Common Cause filed our brief before the Supreme Court urging them to disqualify Donald Trump under the 14th Amendment.

Common Cause is defending the right to place the issues we care about on the ballot before the voters -- a right that is under attack across the country.

Common Cause is pleased to announce that Ishan Mehta has joined Common Cause as the Director of the Media and Democracy Program. Ishan will lead program staff and build on the program started by former FCC Commissioner & Common Cause Special Advisor Michael Copps. He will lead campaigns to engage the public and policy makers on key initiatives including promoting an open internet, fostering competition in the media marketplace, and ensuring broadband access for all Americans.

“Yesterday’s Supreme Court decision is nothing but a willful disregard for the racial diversity that makes our country great."