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Common Cause v. Raffensperger

Black voters in Georgia saw their voting power diminished in the last redistricting cycle. In response, Common Cause, the League of Women Voters of Georgia, and a group of Georgia voters filed a federal lawsuit challenging Georgiaโ€™s congressional map.

The Hofeller Files

Evidence obtained by Common Cause confirms how political operatives spent years plotting to rig our democracy with a Census citizenship question. GOPโ€™s chief gerrymandering mastermind Thomas Hofeller laid out a plan to add the citizenship question to the Census. The purpose? Manipulating our Census and redistricting process to be, in Hofellerโ€™s words, โ€œadvantageous to Republicans and Non-Hispanic Whites."

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Capitol Hill Reception Welcoming Virginia Kase Solomรณn

Please join us at the Capitol Hill reception to welcome Virginia Kase Solomรณn as the new President and CEO of Common Cause! Solomรณn, formerly CEO of the League of Women Voters, is Common Causeโ€™s tenth president, the fourth woman, and the first Hispanic person to lead the organization in the permanent role. She is recognized nationally for her leadership, having testified before Congress on election administration multiple times. In 2020, she was named in People...

Common Cause Court Brief Backs Post-Election Implementation of New Congressional Map, Calls for Special Master to Draw New Districts Post 2018 Election

Common Cause, joined by the League of Women Voters of North Carolina, filed a brief in Common Cause v. Rucho today concluding that a new congressional map in North Carolina should be implemented after the 2018 elections. With 67 days to go before the 2018 general election and a primary already conducted, Common Cause argued that new districts would generate election administration challenges that would cause confusion and lower voter turnout. The trial court ruled on Monday that North Carolinaโ€™s congressional map is an unconstitutional...

New York Daily News: NYC Mayor Adams appoints younger brother as deputy NYPD commissioner in move that raises conflict-of-interest questions

โ€œNew Yorkers expect that public servants are hired based on their unique qualifications and not because they are the mayorโ€™s brother,โ€ Common Cause New Yorkโ€™s Executive Director Susan Lerner said in an email.

โ€œIt is unclear whether a waiver from the Conflict of Interest Board would be required for this appointment,โ€ Lerner said. She added: โ€œEven with a waiver, the appointment of the Mayorโ€™s close relative does not inspire public confidence.โ€

ABC News Live (VIDEO): Common Cause’s Sylvia Albert Discusses The For the People Act on ABC News Live

Sylvia Albert, Common Cause Director of Voting & Elections, discusses The For the People Act on ABC News Live the day before the bill was scheduled for markup in the Senate Rules Committee.

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