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David Vance
National Media Strategist
dvance@commoncause.org
240-605-8600
Katie Scally
Direktor ng Komunikasyon
kscally@commoncause.org
202-736-5713
Ariana Marmolejo
Regional Communications Strategist (Kanluran)
amarmolejo@commoncause.org
Jennifer Garcia
Regional Communications Strategist (Timog)
jgarcia@commoncause.org
Kenny Colston
Regional Communications Strategist (Midwest)
kcolston@commoncause.org
Ang network ng Common Cause ng mga eksperto sa reporma sa demokrasya ng pambansa at estado ay madalas na mga komentarista sa media. Upang makipag-usap sa isa sa aming mga eksperto, mangyaring makipag-ugnayan sa sinumang miyembro ng press team sa itaas.
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Public News Service: Nilalayon ng Bill na ibalik ang mga karapatan sa pagboto para sa mga nakakulong sa Alabama, US
"Ito ang unang talagang malawak na panukalang batas na magpapahintulot sa lahat -- kabilang ang mga kasalukuyang nakakulong, nasa parol at probasyon -- na bumoto sa isang pederal na halalan," paliwanag ni Desir.
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Washington Times: Share of unelected legislators target of reform movement
Common Cause and some lawmakers aim to change the process during the three-month General Assembly session that opens on Jan. 10.
A survey released in October by Common Cause Maryland found that 85% of the state’s residents favor a switch to a special elections system.
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Honolulu Civil Beat: Dark Clouds And A Little Sunshine: Here’s The Forecast For Legislative Reform in ’24
Common Cause won’t be alone. The State Campaign Spending Commission also plans to seek expansion of public financing of campaigns.
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Providence Journal: What RI’s state officers want in 2024
"We want Rhode Island to join the 22 states, including four of the six New England states, that give voters the option to register up to and on Election Day," says Common Cause executive director John Marion.
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New York Times: How to Boost Voter Turnout With Just One Signature
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Daily Beast: NAACP Says Racist Redistricting Aims to Silence Black Voters in North Carolina
“In 2023, the North Carolina General Assembly redrew its state legislative and congressional plans to severely diminish the voting power of North Carolina’s Black voters,” the lawsuit stated. “The General Assembly achieved this by...
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Detroit News: Redistricting commission will ‘consider its options’ after federal judges ordered a redraw
"We're glad to see all voices protected in our democratic process, especially Black Michiganders who have often been intentionally left out," Common Cause Michigan Executive Director Quentin Turner said in a Friday statement. "Despite the redraw, we believe independent commissions, and not legislators, are the best way to achieve fair maps. The voters should always be able to choose their elected leaders — not...
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Yahoo! News/The Hill: Lobbying World
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Associated Press/PBS: North Carolina’s election maps for 2024 are racially biased, advocates say in lawsuit
The North Carolina chapter of the NAACP, Common Cause and eight Black residents filed a lawsuit in federal court. They accuse GOP legislative leaders of intentionally moving this fall boundary lines for General Assembly and congressional districts in part so that many Black voters...
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Georgia Public Broadcasting: Voting rights decision may curb push to diversify Georgia, Alabama utility commissions
“They may not directly know the jargon, but they do know what’s impacting them,” she said.
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Los Angeles Times/Tribune News: Environmentalists investing in Big Oil? Inside the surprising stock portfolios of California lawmakers
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Politico: Influence
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