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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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Trump Judgeship Nominee Eviscerated In Senate Hearing
in five embarrassing minutes in a Senate hearing room, Matthew Petersen demonstrated that smarts and decency alone don’t qualify one for the federal bench.
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Trump’s Stubborness Blocking Planning to Ward Off Future Cyberattacks
While dismissing past Russian meddling as "fake news," the Trump administration is ignoring the possibility of an electronic attack on future U.S. elections
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FCC Repeals “First Amendment of the Internet”
Get ready to pay more for your internet service and to endure longer waits while some of your favorite websites are loading.
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Election Protection Hotline Open To Assist Alabamians
If you live in Alabama or have friends and/or relatives there, please take a minute to copy this phone number and share it today with any Alabamian who is registered to vote: 866OURVOTE
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Redistricting Reform Gaining Steam Across the Country
Republicans had stunning success after the 2010 Tea Party wave election tilting the rules of our election processes in their favor. But there are a number of reasons to think that the times may be changing.
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Study: Trump Is Dividing Americans
Nearly half of Americans say President Trump’s policies pose a greater threat to the nation than those of either major political party, according to a national poll released last week.
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‘Bama Voters Sue to Preserve Senate Ballot Records
Four Alabama voters have filed suit to force election officials to preserve digital records of the votes to be cast in Tuesday’s hotly-contested special election for the U.S. Senate.
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A New Push for Release of Congress’ Harassment Claims
A tip of the hat this morning to U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, who is risking the ire of his colleagues by requesting and promising to release closely-held records about the way Congress deals with sexual harassment claims against lawmakers and their staffs.
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ALEC Honoree Arrested Packing Handgun At Denver Airport
A not-so-funny thing happened to Colorado State Rep. Lori Saine late Tuesday as she prepared to fly from Denver to the annual meeting of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) in Nashville.
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Can They Hear You Now?
Thousands of Americans are heading to Verizon stores across the country today to protest its efforts to gain control of what they can see and hear on the internet.
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Planned Voter Database Would Invite Cyberattack, Security Experts Warn
A group of technology experts and national security officials are sounding an alarm over a presidential commission's effort to build a national voter information database
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House Set to Deliver Another Plum to the NRA
With a $60 million nudge from the gun lobby, the House is about to relax gun laws -- again.
