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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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New Complaint Charges Cambridge Analytica With Breaking U.S. Election Laws
Cambridge Analytica appears to have violated federal election laws that limit foreign involvement in U.S. elections, Common Cause charged today.
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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.
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Taking On the Gun Lobby
With hundreds of thousands of Americans outraged by the plague of gun violence in our schools expected to march in Washington on Saturday, Common Cause today released a practical guide for challenging the power of the gun lobby.
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Spending Bill Should Boost Election Security
Congress appears poised today to give state election officials a sorely-needed infusion of cash to fortify their voting and registration systems against cyberattacks.
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WATCH: Hill Briefing On Partisan Gerrymandering
U.S. Reps. Rod Blum, R-IA, and Alan Lowenthal, D-CA, joined Atlanta attorney Emmet Bondurant and Common Cause’s Marilyn Carpinteyro on Tuesday to brief reporters on the importance of independent redistricting and the current wave of legal challenges to partisan gerrymandering.
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Tinitingnan ng Texas AG na Harangan ang Pagboto ng Mag-aaral
Ipinagmamalaki ng mga Texan ang paggawa ng mga bagay na malaki, at tila sa kaso ni Attorney General Ken Paxton, ang paggawa ng mga bagay na mali.
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Senate Panel Pushes Election Security Measures
The Senate Intelligence Committee convened a rare public hearing this morning to highlight the Russian threat to this year’s midterm elections and a set of security measures the committee set out in writing on Tuesday.
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Supreme Court Signs Off on New Pennsylvania Districts
Pennsylvanians will vote this spring and in November in congressional districts that have been re-fashioned to wipe out a bias for Republican candidates, the U.S. Supreme Court decided on Monday.
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Washington State Expands Access to the Ballot Box
In the “other” Washington, the one that brought us Starbucks and Amazon, there’s good news today for our democracy.
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Interview Explores Gerrymandering in Pennsylvania
Common Cause Pennsylvania Executive Director Micah Sims was a guest on WDVM's "Sunday Newsmaker" program for a discussion of gerrymandering in the Keystone State.
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Some Republicans Uneasy About Trump’s Attacks on Mueller
As President Trump intensified attacks on special counsel Robert Mueller, some congressional Republicans joined Democrats in warning the chief executive to think twice before acting
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Is Russia Using the NRA to Pump Cash Into US Politics?
The Federal Election Commission has launched an investigation of charges that the National Rifle Association Accepted Donations from Russians and funneled the money into the 2016 Trump presidential campaign.
