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Mid‑Decade Redistricting: Democracy on the Line

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Mid‑Decade Redistricting: Democracy on the Line

Common Cause has released fairness criteria for mid-decade redistricting, so we can respond to the most urgent threats to fair representation and put people, not parties, first.
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Common Cause Takes Legal Action To Defend Birthright Citizenship

We filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court to fight Trump's attack on birthright citizenship and our constitution. Here’s more information about what that means, why we did it, and what’s at stake.

Trump’s $400 Million “Gift” From Qatar Is a Dangerous Deal for America

The President of the United States should serve the people, not wealthy foreign governments, but Trump has once again shown that he is for sale to the highest bidder.

Trump’s Billionaire Budget Puts the Rich First, at the Expense of Everyone Else

The House of Representatives just passed Trump's budget reconciliation proposal that would gut key programs to support tax cuts for the rich.

Common Cause Watchdog Newsletter—June 12, 2025

This week’s Common Cause newsletter is just a 4.5 minute read at 650 words.

5 Million Strong: A People-Powered Movement with One Shared Promise

Breaking Laws and Breaking Families: The Case for a Congressional Investigation Into Stephen Miller

Congress needs to investigate Stephen Miller’s attacks on immigrants – he’s breaking the law, tearing families apart, and getting rich while doing it.

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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem Turned Her Back on Texas Flood Victims, With Deadly Consequences

As Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem has weakened FEMA’s ability to respond to disasters, choosing instead to focus the department’s energy and resources on ramping up ICE raids and deportations. Now, that decision has likely cost lives.