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Floridians voted NO on Amendment 6 and saved public campaign financing!
Money in Politics
Citizens United invited huge sums of dark money into our democracy. We're demanding reforms that put ordinary people ahead of billionaire campaign donors.
Americans know that money has too much influence in our political system. That is why we advocate for money in politics solutions that empower small-dollar donors to make an impact in campaigns, require disclosure of all campaign money raised and spent, remove the financial barriers stopping everyday people from running for office, and hold elected officials and wealthy special interests accountable to voters.
Even with the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Citizens United v. FEC, states and cities across the country are proving that we can improve our campaign finance system with laws that amplify the voices of everyday Americans.
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Resolution to Gut Florida’s Public Campaign Financing Heads to November Ballot
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Committee Advances Resolution to Gut Florida’s Public Campaign Financing
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TODAY at 2pm: Florida Republicans to Fast Track Bill to Raise Barriers for Voters
“After years of Florida being the gold standard in well-run elections, this bill would make it harder for elections officials to administer a safe and secure election for all.”