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Here’s Why Common Cause Filed 57 Complaints Against the Trump Administration for Violating Federal Ethics Laws
When the Trump Administration started using government platforms to blame Democrats for the shutdown, we jumped into action.
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Ross Trudeau Honors 50 Years of Common Cause with “Write-In Democracy” Puzzle
This puzzle was created for Common Cause members as we celebrate the past, focus on the present, and plan 50 more years of protecting democracy. Scroll down and solve the clues to get the answers to the Write-in Democracy puzzle.
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Socially Distant, Politically Powerful: Good Government Over Bad Politics
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Gerrymander Gazette: #flattenthecurve edition
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Socially Distant, Politically Powerful: Competence Matters
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Three Generations of Failure
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Virginia House of Delegates should take final step and send Redistricting Commission Amendment to Voters
Virginia voters may soon have an opportunity to adopt redistricting reform.
The House of Delegates is considering final approval of a proposed state Constitutional amendment, which would create a bipartisan Redistricting Commission.
The House of Delegates is considering final approval of a proposed state Constitutional amendment, which would create a bipartisan Redistricting Commission.
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Common Cause Oklahoma Newsletter, February 2020
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Census Oversight Hearing Overlooks President Trump’s Request for Citizenship Data
Just weeks ahead of 2020 Census invitations hitting mailboxes across the country, U.S. Census Bureau director Dr. John Dillingham sat before the House Oversight and Reform committee on Wednesday, February 12th to answer questions on the government's largest peacetime undertaking. However, what happens after peak census operations was minimally addressed by Congress. Including processes that may whitewash representation and potentially leave many communities of color without the resources they deserve.
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PHOTOS: Americans #RejectTheCoverup
Moments after the Senate ended its sham impeachment trial...
something extraordinary happened.
something extraordinary happened.
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8 Things to Do If You Are Outraged at the Impeachment Trial
It looks like the Senate will acquit Trump after blocking witnesses, but there are still things we can do to reform our democracy.
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#RightMatters Watch Rep. Adam Schiff’s moving case for why Trump must be removed from office
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2020 Presidential Candidate Forum on Democracy
On Sunday starting at 4:00 P.M. Eastern (3:00 P.M Central), this page will livestream as 2020 presidential candidates Senator Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, Senator Amy Klobuchar, Deval Patrick, Andrew Yang and John Delaney will gather in Des Moines, Iowa to discuss their plans to strengthen our democracy. Scroll down for the live stream.
