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Brand Renewal: Common Cause, Amplifying All People’s Voices
Along with our bold and energetic new website, we’ve been updating our overall brand to better connect with democracy activists around the country like you. We welcome a new generation of leaders who, like our new brand, are bold, bright, and lifting all voices in our democracy.
Common Cause, Allies Back Package of Anti-Corruption Bills
"Bold solutions like the ones included in this package are desperately needed to fix our government and bring balance back to our democracy" - Common Cause President Karen Hobert Flynn.
Ajit Pai and the Federal Uncommunications Commission
WATCH: A Computer Scientist Makes the Case for Paper Ballots
This New York Times video featuring J. Alex Halderman, a computer scientist at the University of Michigan, explains how easy it is for hackers to make their way into electronic voting systems.
Common Cause Brief Urges Justices To Overturn Texas Districts
Pivotal Hearing on Partisan Gerrymandering Coming Next Week
Amid what one veteran democracy activists calls "a revolution" in redistricting, the Supreme Court hears arguments next week in a possibly-landmark challenge to partisan gerrymandering.
Trump, Pence, RNC, Running Scheme To Skirt Election Laws, Common Cause Charges
President Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, and the Republican National Committee are running an elaborate scheme to skirt federal election laws and use illegal “soft money” contributions for the Trump-Pence reelection campaign, Common Cause charges in complaints filed today.
Common Cause, Allies, Look to Block Covert Attack On Campaign Finance Laws
As congressional appropriators work to fashion a mammoth spending bill to keep the federal government running, Republican leaders are again trying to use the “must pass” spending legislation to advance their guerilla war against sensible campaign finance laws.
Common Cause, Allies, Want Nunes Barred from Russia Probe
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-CA, must surrender any role in the committee’s investigation, Common Cause and 15 other organizations and individuals said today.
