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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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Tell media companies: Stand up for free speech!

Our media should be holding the powerful accountable – not bowing to them. We urge you to reject Trump’s blacklist and refuse to bend to political pressure.

Don’t be intimidated, defend free speech, and stand up for your journalists when they face attacks for doing their jobs.

Reject Trump and Hegseth’s discrimination agenda

Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth are carrying out an ideological purge of our military – and Congress is about to pass a bill rubber-stamping it. They say it’s about “DEI” – but you know that’s just a code word for silencing Black and brown people, and anyone else who isn’t willing to fall in line with their partisan agenda. We need your help to urge Congress not to rubber-stamp Trump and Hegseth’s discrimination agenda. To...

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Email and Internet Voting: The Overlooked Threat to Election Security

Federal government, military and private sector studies have examined the feasibility of internet-based voting and have concluded it is not secure and should not be used in U.S. government elections.

Redistricting Community College

CHARGE designed the Redistricting Community College so your community can actively engage in the 2021/22 redistricting process – at every level of government – from school board to congressional redistricting.

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A long way to go: Voters of color are still waiting for the promise of the VRA

Fifty-nine years ago on Tuesday, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law, saying “it is not enough just to give men rights. They must be able to use those rights in their personal pursuit of happiness.”