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“Today’s decision affirms one of our most fundamental values as Americans: that every person counts. We now turn our attention to the states to monitor and combat any effort to deprive millions of young people, non-citizen residents, and other non-voters of constitutional protections. Our nation’s charter begins with the words ‘We the People;’ that means everyone – not just those who vote – is entitled to equal representation at every level of government.”

With today’s vote modernizing the Lifeline program to cover wired or wireless broadband service, the FCC has helped clear a path to the digital age for millions of low-income Americans.

Common Cause announced plans on Wednesday for a “Democracy Scorecard” to rank lawmakers based on their support for legislation that would make government more representative and responsive.

Obstruction in the Senate means justice delayed and justice denied

Mayor Bill de Blasio's Campaign for One New York was the target of complaints about possible campaign finance violations

The proposed merger might be good for shareholders but would disserve the public interest.