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Here’s the ad the Washington Post wouldn’t run
The Washington Post – which has a responsibility to hold a magnifying glass up to powerful people like Elon Musk and Donald Trump – refused to run our ad calling them out.
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WATCH: Common Cause speaks up for Georgia voters
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From Corruption to Accountability: Reforming Pay-to-Play Politics in Atlanta
For decades, the city of Atlanta has faced institutionalized corruption, hindering its potential as a cultural, business, and international hub. Common Cause Georgia exposed this corruption through a new report titled “The Atlanta Way: Examining Pay-to-Play."
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Navigating Uncertainty: What Biden’s Withdrawal Means for the 2024 Election
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What is Project 2025?
Understanding this new threat to our rights. Project 2025 is a dangerous policy playbook being pushed by conservative extremists. It could threaten basic freedoms by gutting checks and balances and consolidating power in the office of the president, like other authoritarian governments.
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Ohio Redistricting Initiative Makes the November Ballot
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Violence Has No Place In Our Elections
A free society resolves its disagreements at the ballot box and through spirited, peaceful, public debate.
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Rucho Revisited: 5 Takeaways on the 5 Year Anniversary
On the fifth year anniversary of Rucho v. Common Cause, we reflect on the five most important takeaways from the decision, its impact, and the road ahead.
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Supreme Court Approves Racially Discriminatory Congressional Map in South Carolina
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Gerrymander Gazette: Stronger Together Edition
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Prison Gerrymandering: Districting Behind Bars
When the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the congressional and state district maps last December and ordered new, fairer ones to be drawn, the state had the opportunity to do away with a lesser-known form of district manipulation — prison gerrymandering.
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Protecting Voters from Election Disinformation
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Why “Women Are the Superheroes of Democracy”
