Noong 2020, idinemanda ng Common Cause si dating Pangulong Trump dahil sa labag sa konstitusyon na pag-alis sa mga komunidad ng imigrante mula sa pantay na representasyon sa Kongreso.

Mula sa pagsuri sa katayuan ng rehistrasyon ng isang botante online hanggang sa paghahanap ng pinakamalapit na lokasyon ng botohan, ang internet access ay mahalaga sa aktibong pakikibahagi sa demokrasya.

Ang Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) ay tumutulong na matiyak na lahat ay makakapag-online.

Ang mayayamang espesyal na interes ay nagsusulong para sa isang constitutional convention na maaaring ilagay ang lahat sa mga karapatan ng America para makuha. Nasa atin na silang pigilan.

Ang Common Cause ay lumaban para sa libre at patas na halalan hanggang sa Korte Suprema at nanalo.

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Today at 9:30 a.m., the Committee on House Administration will hold a hearing on “American Confidence in Elections: Protecting Political Speech.” Stephen Spaulding, Common Cause Vice President for Policy & External Affairs, will be testifying. His testimony submitted in advance of the hearing discusses the myriad threats that undermine public confidence in our democracy and offered several solutions as well. He includes voter suppression and gerrymandering as hugely detrimental to public confidence and focuses his testimony on the...

Today at 2:00 p.m., the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance’s Subcommittee on Taxation and IRS Oversight will hold a hearing on current laws and enforcement governing the political activities by tax exempt “dark money” groups. Beth Rotman, Common Cause Director of Money in Politics and Ethics, submitted written testimony to the subcommittee for today’s hearing record, detailing how a lack of enforcement by both the IRS and the Federal Election Commission (FEC) has allowed “dark money” groups to evade existing disclosure laws related...

The competition, designed by the Common Cause Student Action Alliance, invited youth ages 14-28 to raise their voices on any set of nine democracy issues, including access to voting, campaign finance reform, fighting against gerrymandering, and more.

The competition, designed by the Common Cause Student Action Alliance, invited youth ages 14-28 to raise their voices on any set of nine democracy issues, including access to voting, campaign finance reform, fighting against gerrymandering, and more.