Breaking News: Supreme Court to hear lawsuit that could end partisan gerrymandering for good.
We found decisive evidence of the North Carolina GOP's blatant partisan gerrymandering, and we sued. Our lawyers will go before the Supreme Court this March -- and we could win a landmark decision against gerrymandering. Chip in today.
FCC's Reported Capitulation around Open Internet Protections is a Major Step Backward
After months of insisting that he would protect free speech and innovation online by guaranteeing Open Internet protections, Federal Communications Commissioner Chairman Tom Wheeler appears ready to break his word, Common Cause said today.
As outside dark money groups pump cash into the race, former U.S. Sen. Scott Brown is spurning the People's Pledge on outside campaign spending that he championed in 2012.
Common Cause Hails New York's Adoption of National Popular Vote Plan
Action this week in New York has brought Americans an important step closer to ensuring that the presidential candidate who receives the most votes in November takes the oath of office in January, Common Cause said today.
The Internal Revenue Service can do the nation a service on this Tax Day by moving ahead with a re-write of proposed rules regulating the political activity of non-profit social welfare organizations, Common Cause said today.
