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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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Help ensure a legacy of democracy …for today and tomorrow.
Have you made your plans yet to provide a gift to Common Cause that will endure beyond your lifetime?
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In Their Own Words
STEVE LIPSCOMB AND MIRANDA VISCOLI recently opened their home to Common Cause New Mexico members.
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Member Responds to Growing Need in a Big Way
He’s one of your fellow Common Cause members. And he just came through for us all in a very big way.
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YOU DID IT!
COMMON CAUSE ACTIVISTS delivered thousands of petitions to Sen. Susan Collins’s office and four other key senators
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A Victory in Illinois! A Win for All of Us!
WHILE THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION seems to be constantly attacking basic democratic values, many states are leading the way to ensure a government of, by, and for the people.
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Defining Democracy: Collusion
What is collusion? Is collusion a crime?
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More Questions for Jeff Sessions
Even President Trump now refers to him as “beleaguered,” and the description surely fits Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Connecticut’s Relentless Fight for Clean Elections
For a state formerly known as “Corrupticut,” Connecticut has become a national leader in clean, transparent elections with its model public financing program, the Citizens’ Election Program (CEP).
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Is Trump About to Lash Out?
The journalistic and legal drumbeats tormenting President Trump are continuing to intensify, and there are signs in Washington today that the president is about to make a desperate attempt to silence them.
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The President We Should Have
The Washington Post’s editors imagined what a responsible leader, faithful to his obligations under the Constitution, might have said. We’re pleased to share their musings here.
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Activists Brave DC Scorcher to Protest “Voting Integrity” Panel
Hundreds of activists from a wide array of groups braved near triple digit heat and an overzealous Secret Service detail on Wednesday to deliver a simple message to President Trump’s “election integrity” commission: protect and expand voting rights despite executive branch attempts to do the opposite.
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Rhode Island Joins Parade to Automatic Voter Registration
Good news this afternoon from Rhode Island, where Gov. Gina Raimondo has signed a bill providing automatic voter registration to qualified citizens doing business with state agencies.
