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Pam Bondi Has Weaponized the Justice Department To Settle Trump’s Political Scores

From election denial to attacking political opponents and seizing control of Washington D.C. police, Pam Bondi has built her career on protecting Donald Trump and advancing his authoritarian agenda.

Common Cause Watchdog Newsletter—August 7, 2025

This week’s Common Cause newsletter is just a 3.5 minute read at 570 words.

Common Cause Watchdog Newsletter—September 20, 2025

This week’s Common Cause newsletter is just a 4.5 minute read at 660 words.

Watauga voters and Common Cause file lawsuit against NC legislature’s illegal manipulation of county voting maps

Nonpartisan Voting Rights Organizations File Lawsuit in Indiana Challenging Unlawful Citizenship Check Laws

Lawsuit alleges newly enacted Indiana laws violate the National Voter Registration Act and the Civil Rights Act of 1964

The Supreme Court Hears Arguments on a Key Section of the Voting Rights Act

The Supreme Court heard a case that could undo one of the most important protections for American democracy.

Protecting Colorado’s Democracy Requires Nonpartisan Watchdogs

Colorado must maintain a government that serves the people, not special interests.

Venezuela Dilemma: Which Members of Congress are tied to Big Oil?

Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle hold lucrative investments in the energy sector, totaling $33.69 million according to Capitol Trades.

Three Things to Know About the Citizens United Decision

Today marks the sixteenth anniversary of Citizens United. Here are three ways the 2010 Citizens United decision has made our politics worse and increased corruption.

Common Cause Demands Accountability From DHS

We’re fighting back against the Trump administration’s violent ICE operations and its attacks on our civil rights.

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