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Democracy in 2026: What You Should Be Watching

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Democracy in 2026: What You Should Be Watching

With the midterm elections looming, the news cycle is about to become a partisan whirlwind. The real threats to democracy – the ones that will significantly impact your life – risk getting buried in chaos.

That’s why we compiled the top 5 democracy trends Common Cause is monitoring in 2026, and what we’re doing about them.
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Naririnig Mo Na Ba Kami?

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Naririnig Mo Na Ba Kami?

Sa digital age, ang mga komunidad na matagal nang naging paksa ng debate o walang boses na stereotype ay mayroon na ngayong paraan para kontrolin ang sarili nilang kwento. Ang bukas na Internet ay nagbibigay ng paraan upang maibigay ang mga tinig ng hindi naririnig na hugis, kahulugan, at direksyon.

Voting discrimimation isn’t a thing of the past

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Voting discrimimation isn’t a thing of the past

As many recall, the Supreme Court voted 5-4 last year in Shelby County v. Holder to gut a key provision in the Voting Rights Act that for decades required states and jurisdictions with histories of discrimination to submit their proposed voting changes to a federal body for review before implementation.

Pangarap ni Dr. King — At Atin

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Pangarap ni Dr. King — At Atin

Habang minarkahan natin ang kaarawan ni Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ay nagmumuni-muni tayo sa kanyang mga nagawa at sa gawaing dapat gawin

Ilabas Ang Boto – at Kanselahin ang Pera

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Ilabas Ang Boto – at Kanselahin ang Pera

Ito ang lumang problema ng manok-at-itlog. Ang katiwalian sa pulitika ay nagpapahina sa dami ng mga botante, na humahantong sa mas maraming katiwalian sa pulitika. Kaya alin ang nauna?

Talking Citizens United on EWTN

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Talking Citizens United on EWTN

As we mark the fifth anniversary of Citizens United, Stephen Spaulding joined EWTN to discuss the aftermath of the disastrous Supreme Court decision and how it has affected our democracy.

Student Debt

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Student Debt

As Americans face $1.2 trillion in student loan debt and 60 percent of Americans support a plan to give students the same interest rates as big banks, Wall Street banks -- many of which profit off student loans -- spent more than $100 million on the 2014 election.

Net Neutrality

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Net Neutrality

Mahigit sa 80 porsiyentong porsyento ng mga Amerikano ang sumusuporta sa mga regulasyon na magpapanatiling bukas ang Internet sa lahat. Ngunit ang net neutrality ay nakasalalay sa isang thread, dahil ang mga higante sa industriya ng telecom at ang anti-net neutrality lobby ay gumastos ng higit sa $42.8 milyon sa 2014 na halalan upang maghalal ng mga kandidato na magbibigay sa kanila ng kalayaan upang alisin ang mahahalagang proteksyon ng consumer at magtatag ng mabilis at mabagal mga linya online.

Moving Forward

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Moving Forward

Ang desisyon ng Citizens United at ang napakalaking halaga ng pera na dinala nito sa pulitika ng Amerika ay humantong sa isang gobyerno na hindi na para sa, ng o para sa mga tao, ngunit sa halip ay gumagana para sa mga maaaring sumulat ng pinakamalaking tseke ng kampanya.

Minimum Wage

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Minimum Wage

More than 70 percent percent of Americans support an increase in the national minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. But minimum wage legislation is frozen in Congress. Part of the reason is big political spending by low-paying employers. In the 2014 cycle, Walmart alone spent $14.8 million on political contributions and lobbying. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce spent over $35 million in independent expenditures.

Gun Control

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Gun Control

While 90 percent of Americans support background checks, and even as the massacres at Virginia Tech and Sandy Hook Elementary School stunned the nation and spurred calls for sensible gun controls, the National Rifle Association spent more than $31.4 million during the 2014 election cycle in a successful drive to stave off reform.

Climate Change

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Climate Change

Floods and droughts are now devastating large areas of America, providing more evidence of the disastrous impact of climate change. But legislation to attack the buildup of carbon in our atmosphere has stalled as the energy sector has poured money into our elections, spending nearly $100 million just on the 2014 elections. That total doesn't include millions more invested by fossil fuel-backed "dark money" groups that conceal their donors. This is despite the fact that two-thirds of Americans acknowledge climate change is a problem.

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