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5 Ways Common Cause Defended Democracy in the First Trump Administration
Here’s just a few examples of how members like you made a positive impact during the first Trump Administration.
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Poor People’s Campaign Rallying Saturday in DC
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Common Cause National Redistricting Manager Discusses SCOTUS Decisions on Rick Smith Show
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Judge Sends Kris Kobach Back to School
In an unusual rebuke to Kansas' secretary of state, a federal judge also strikes down the state's attempt to require prospective voters to provide documentary proof of citizenship when they register.
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Gerrymandering Isn’t the Only Ailment Plaguing Democracy in Wisconsin
A variety of laws are tamping down voter participation in the Badger State
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Justices Punt on Gerrymandering Cases
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The Rule of Law
Zane Memeger, Esq., who served as the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania during the Obama Administration, offered the following remarks at a reception on June 12 at which he received the Bob Edgar Public Service Achievement Award from Common Cause Pennsylvania.
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Common Cause, Allies, Rally to Protest Sinclair Merger
The proposed deal with Tribune Media would create a media behemoth
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Рейтинговое голосование: в новой системе голосования в штате Мэн действует правило большинства
Во вторник избиратели штата Мэн выразили вотум доверия системе подсчета голосов, которая гарантирует избранным должностным лицам поддержку большинства, а не просто большинства.
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Senators Probe Election Security Preparedness
Tuesday's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing sought to answer the question: “How well are we prepared if foreign agents attempt to interfere in our upcoming elections?” Judging by the expert testimony, the answer is “not very.”
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Disclosure Advances in Montana
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Judge Clears AT&T, Time Warner Mega Deal
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Private Profit, Public Expense
