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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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Whistleblower: Cambridge Analytical Worked to Suppress Voter Turnout
Former Cambridge Analytical researcher Christopher Wylie says the firm spread information geared to keeping African-Americans away from the polls
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Halfway Home in the Battle to Restore Net Neutrality
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Court Ruling Could Flush Out Hidden Campaign Spending
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2018 Partisan Gerrymandering Writing Competition
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Women Setting Records As Candidates, Donors
The #MeToo movement may be felt at the ballot box this year.
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“Red Alert for Net Neutrality” Hitting the Hill Today
Senators are the target of a massive email, social media, and in-person campaign today to round up 51 votes for a resolution restoring net neutrality protections rolled back earlier this year by the Federal Communications Commission.
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Swamp? What Swamp?
Million-dollar payments to his lawyer demonstrate that 16 months into the Trump presidency, the ethical bog candidate Trump promised to drain is larger and deeper than ever.
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Ohio Voters Back Historic Plan to End Gerrymandering
Issue 1, which changes Ohio's Constitution to require strong bipartisan support for changes to the state's congressional districts, rolled up a big vote in Tuesday's statewide balloting.
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Primary Season Is Here and Our Elections Remain Vulnerable
State officials say $380 million Congress provided for machine upgrades isn't enough.
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Who is Behind the Legal Challenge to Nonpartisan Redistricting in Michigan?
Hidden donors with apparent connections to corporate interests and Republican activists appear to be funding efforts to block a nonpartisan, anti-gerrymandering initiative.
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In the Giuliani Blitz, New Hints of an Attack On the Mueller Probe
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Bringing Back Privacy
Michael Copps, Common Cause's special advisor on media and democracy issues and a former member of the Federal Communications Commission, makes the case for a comprehensive overhaul of online privacy protections. This post first appeared on www.benton.org.
