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Five Things Your Tax Dollars Could Fund Instead of an Illegal Iran War
While Americans are struggling to afford basic necessities, the Trump Administration is pouring billions of dollars into an illegal war in Iran.
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Common Cause Briefing Examines Ohio Redistricting Reform Proposal
Common Cause Ohio organized a briefing on HJR 12, a proposed state constitutional amendment that would reform how Ohio’s state legislative districts are drawn by creating a less partisan process.
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Corporate Lobbies Plot Strategies to Keep Political Spending Secret
Two DC events this week demonstrate corporate concern about citizen and shareholder efforts to force disclosure of political spending.
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Common Cause Ohio to Review Redistricting Resolution That Passed Ohio House Yesterday
Conference call to review and discuss House Joint Resolutions 11 and 12
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Une grande victoire dans le Midwest
La législature de l'Illinois a adopté l'inscription le jour des élections, l'élargissement du vote anticipé et d'autres réformes électorales.
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Common Cause Ohio Report Details Effects of Gerrymandering on 2014 Ohio Elections
Common Cause Ohio and the League of Women Voters of Ohio released a report detailing how the state legislature drew legislative maps to predetermine which party’s candidate won each district.
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Common Cause Member Briefing
Common Cause President Miles Rapoport, Board Chair Robert Reich, and Senior Vice President for Strategy and Programs Karen Hobert Flynn take questions from our members.
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Common Cause Ohio Briefing Spotlights Flaws in Redistricting Bill
Common Cause Ohio organized a press briefing last week to discuss proposed changes to Ohio’s system of legislative redistricting.
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Des courriels récemment publiés détaillent la stratégie de découpage électoral illégal en Floride
La Cour suprême de Floride a ordonné la publication de 528 pages de courriels échangés entre des consultants politiques partisans et des représentants de l'État, qui détaillaient une stratégie de découpage électoral illégal des circonscriptions du Congrès de l'État.
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Les mesures prises par Obama en matière d’immigration sont légales, limitées et modérées – et font progresser la démocratie
President Obama’s executive actions on immigration are lawful, limited and restrained steps toward fixing an immigration system that is demonstrably broken, unjust and unenforceable. They attempt to make good on the promise of a democracy founded by immigrants. They will allow millions of families to emerge from the shadows and become full participants in our economy and our society, and build on the fundamentally American impulse and democratic principle of welcoming new immigrants and appreciating their contributions to our culture...
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Abolishing the filibuster, one year later
It's freezing in Washington this week, but it's not the nuclear winter some Republican senators predicted one year ago today.
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Chris Christie Is Dancing In the Dark Money
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a potential 2016 Republican presidential candidate, has a strange plan for campaign finance reform. In a recent radio interview, Chris Christie called for complete disclosure of campaign contributions and the end of secret dark money groups.
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Common Cause Ohio Testifies Today in Ohio General Assembly on Redistricting Proposals
Following Senate Session today, Ann Henkener of the League of Women Voters of Ohio and Sam Gresham of Common Cause Ohio will be testifying before the Ohio House Policy and Legislative Oversight Committee about proposed redistricting reform proposals House Joint Resolutions 11 and 12.
