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Democracy in 2026: What You Should Be Watching

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Democracy in 2026: What You Should Be Watching

With the midterm elections looming, the news cycle is about to become a partisan whirlwind. The real threats to democracy – the ones that will significantly impact your life – risk getting buried in chaos.

That’s why we compiled the top 5 democracy trends Common Cause is monitoring in 2026, and what we’re doing about them.
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The Importance of the New Motor Voter Bill

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The Importance of the New Motor Voter Bill

Voting is the foundation of our democracy. When there exists impediments to voting, it is of the utmost importance they be removed.

Grande victoire sur la neutralité du Net

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Grande victoire sur la neutralité du Net

Vous le savez déjà. La FCC vient d'approuver les règles les plus strictes jamais appliquées pour un Internet ouvert (« neutralité du Net »).

If it Ain’t Broke…

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If it Ain’t Broke…

A huge win came from the Cornhusker State yesterday. Nebraska's unicameral legislature, in a bipartisan move, defeated a photo ID bill that's hit the floor four years in a row. Thanks to the longstanding efforts of a strong coalition - including Common Cause Nebraska - the state has quashed legislation that could have denied 112,000 Nebraskans who don't have access to the prescriptive ID from exercising their right to vote.

What higher contribution limits mean for 2016

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What higher contribution limits mean for 2016

The CRomnibus appropriations bill that became law in December attracted attention for rolling back an element of the Dodd-Frank financial reform, but perhaps just as important were the changes to campaign finance law.

Open Mic at the FEC

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Open Mic at the FEC

Last week, I spent an hour at a witness table next to Shaun McCutcheon. He was the lead plaintiff in the eponymous Supreme Court case that dissenting Justice Stephen Breyer wrote “eviscerate[d] our campaign finance laws.”

5 présidents sur la démocratie

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5 présidents sur la démocratie

En ce Jour du Président, nous revenons sur les sages paroles de certains de nos présidents à travers l’histoire.

Common Cause Georgia Backs Redistricting Reform in State Senate Hearing

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Common Cause Georgia Backs Redistricting Reform in State Senate Hearing

Common Cause Georgia Executive Director William Perry testified in front of the Georgia Senate’s Reapportionment and Redistricting Committee this week in support of redistricting reform.

8 times Jon Stewart was at his greatest

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8 times Jon Stewart was at his greatest

With Jon Stewart leaving The Daily Show, we're all losing an important voice. Here are 8 times Jon Stewart was at his greatest.

What’s better: 25% of Angelenos voting? Or 75% of Angelenos voting?

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What’s better: 25% of Angelenos voting? Or 75% of Angelenos voting?

Charter Amendments 1 and 2, on the Los Angeles March 3rd primary election ballot, would increase voter participation and hold politicians accountable by holding municipal and school board elections at the same time as federal and state elections.

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