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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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5 Years After Citizens United, We Ask: Whose Government? Whose Voice?

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5 Years After Citizens United, We Ask: Whose Government? Whose Voice?

Next week marks the 5th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s historic – and historically flawed – decision in Citizens United v. FEC decision that declared special interest groups have a right to spend as much as they wish to influence elections.

ALEC’s War On Democracy

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ALEC’s War On Democracy

Our democracy is in serious trouble -- corporations and wealthy individuals are pumping unprecedented amounts of money into our system through secretive outside groups to buy more political power for themselves. And ALEC, the shadowy corporate lobby group, is doing everything they can to keep it that way.

The Biggest FCC Vote Ever

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The Biggest FCC Vote Ever

The FCC is gearing up to vote on net neutrality at its February meeting

Comcast’s war on net neutrality

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Comcast’s war on net neutrality

I spoke with Thom Hartmann about the telecom industry's attacks on a free and open internet

Les faits marquants de Common Cause en 2014

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Les faits marquants de Common Cause en 2014

Ce fut une année passionnante pour Common Cause, avec un nouveau président et un sens renouvelé de la mission. 2014 a été une année de croissance ainsi qu’une année de transition, et une Common Cause revitalisée est prête à assumer un rôle de leadership renforcé au niveau national et au niveau des États sur nos questions fondamentales que sont l’argent en politique, le vote et les élections, les médias et la démocratie et l’éthique au sein du gouvernement. Dans le même temps, nous élargissons notre vision, nous mettant au défi d’examiner le lien entre les inégalités économiques et raciales et le dysfonctionnement de la démocratie.

Common Cause on 60 Minutes

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Common Cause on 60 Minutes

Last night, 60 Minutes profiled retiring Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK). A physician by training, Sen. Coburn is known by many as “Dr. No” for his relentless record of blocking debate on proposed bills that he opposes.

It’s back, baby! – The Election Assistance Commission

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It’s back, baby! – The Election Assistance Commission

Formed in 2000 by the Help America Vote Act, the Election Assistance Commission was put in place to avoid another Florida-style debacle – the kind where the words “hanging chads” reverberated in Americans’ minds well past the presidential election.

À la mémoire de Donna Parson

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À la mémoire de Donna Parson

Page commémorative pour la vie et l'héritage de Donna Parson

Recommendations for Reforms

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Recommendations for Reforms

Common Cause/NY, along with the NY Public Interest Research Group wrote a letter urging Governor Cuomo and key senate and assembly members to include critical reform measures as part of any special session held at the end of the year.

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