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Common Cause empowers activists and educators to lead their community in the fight for digital democracy - or information access.

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Ranked Choice Voting (RCV)

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Ranked Choice Voting (RCV)

Now is the time to enact a Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) bill to create a task force to study the implementation of RCV for state, federal and municipal elections in Connecticut.

What is ALEC?

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What is ALEC?

Through the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), some of the nation's largest and richest companies invest millions of dollars each year to pass state laws putting corporate interests ahead of the interests of ordinary Americans.

Amplifying Small-Dollar Donors in the Citizens United Era

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Amplifying Small-Dollar Donors in the Citizens United Era

Citizen-funded elections lead to healthier democracies and offer a guide to all citizens who believe that democracy is out of balance. Common Cause has been leading the nonpartisan charge for healthier democracy for 50 years, working at the national level and on the ground, state by state. We demand a democracy that works for all of us, but we can only do this together. Join us.

Reports on Connecticut Super PACs

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Reports on Connecticut Super PACs

Learn more about Connecticut super PACs and their agendas through our reports below. 

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