Common Cause Files Suit Challenging Partisan Gerrymander in NC
Common Cause has filed suit in the Middle District of North Carolina, challenging the state legislature's drawing of congressional districts
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Common Cause Welcomes David Vance as National Media Strategist
Common Cause welcomes veteran campaign finance and voting rights advocate and communicator David Vance as its National Media Strategist.
Common Cause North Carolina statement on federal court striking down NC voter ID law
Common Cause North Carolina responds to North Carolina's anti-voter law being struck down
Common Cause Responds To Criminal Charges Involving the Flint Water Crisis
Joint Statement of Common Cause and Common Cause Michigan on the Criminal Charges Filed Against State Employees Involved in the Flint Water Crisis
Common Cause Hails Court Decision Upholding Straight-Ticket Voting in Michigan
Statements from Common Cause Michigan and Common Cause national office on federal court decision blocking the state's ban on straight-ticket voting
Common Cause Urges Census Bureau to Count Prisoners in Home Localities, Not Prisons
The Census Bureau plans to count 2 million prisoners in a way that discriminates against other Americans
Common Cause Applauds Kasich’s Veto of “Poll Tax” Bill
Common Cause praises Ohio's governor for veto of bill that would have made it more difficult to extend polling hours
Common Cause Hails Appeals Court Decision on Open Internet
Statements by President Karen Hobert Flynn and Michael Copps, special advisor on media and democracy reform
Common Cause Names Karen Hobert Flynn President
Washington, DC --- Karen Hobert Flynn, a democracy reform activist and leader for more than three decades, including 25-plus years on staff and in state and national leadership positions with Common Cause, has been named the organization’s tenth president.
Just One in Ten State Legislative Districts in Wisconsin are Competitive for the 2016 General Election
The number of Wisconsin Assembly and State Senate legislative districts in 2016 that can be considered even remotely competitive this November is just 10 percent of the total – one of the fewest number of competitive state legislative districts on record – according to election data compiled by Common Cause in Wisconsin (CC/WI).
