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Congress must restore funding for PBS and NPR – which Americans consistently rank as the most trustworthy networks for news and public affairs.

Attacks on PBS and NPR are attempts to silence independent media. We must protect free, fact-based journalism and ensure access to trusted programming for all Americans.

Common Cause is evaluating potential actions in response to reports that the Administration may seek to restrict vote by mail through executive action. Vote by mail is a critical access point for millions of voters — including people with disabilities, caregivers, students, rural voters, seniors, shift workers, and people without reliable transportation. Any effort to limit this option could disproportionately burden voters who already face barriers to participation. We are gathering information from voters who...

Trump’s attempt to sue his own executive branch for $10 billion in taxpayer money is the ultimate conflict of interest.

We urge Congress to pass legislation to ban the president from using our tax dollars to pay himself billions. Congress must act now to ban this sort of self-dealing before Trump can secure a settlement.

The USPS is a vital, dependable, and all-American public service that millions of Americans rely on to vote by mail and participate in our democracy.

But right now, the USPS is sounding the alarm: without action, it could run out of money and stop deliveries as soon as this October.

Congress must step in now to fully fund our Postal Service and protect it from collapse.

The reality is, every American would face new barriers to the ballot box if the “SAVE” Act passes.

Voting rules can be confusing, but together we can make sure all eligible Florida voters have access to the ballot box. Scroll down to find the information you need!

Our votes are our voice in determining the future of our communities and country. Common Cause mobilizes volunteers to assist voters navigate the voting process.

Fixing our gun violence problem will require fixing our democracy — but together, ordinary people can take on the gun lobby and win.