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States Lead in Fight Against Foreign Interference

While Congress Sits on the Honest Ads Act

States Lead in Fight Against Foreign Interference

While Congress Sits on the Honest Ads Act
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What Can Be Done to Combat Foreign Interference in U.S. Elections?

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Ninth Circuit Decision Ensures Proper Oversight of State Charities and Prevents Broader Assault on Political Transparency Laws

Tuesday’s decision also deals a blow to the larger litigation effort to weaken political disclosure laws, which secure public transparency in the electoral context.
September 17, 2018
Issues
Campaign Finance

First Step in the Fight to Stop the Abuse of Leadership PAC Funds

The FEC approved a rulemaking petition , filed by CLC,Issue One and five former lawmakers from both parties.
September 17, 2018
Issues
Campaign Finance

40 Harmed Voters, From 34 Wisconsin Districts File Amended Lawsuit Challenging Extreme Gerrymandering

It’s time for the courts to stop hesitating and start protecting the fundamental right to vote from the harms caused by the distortions of gerrymandering.
September 14, 2018
Issues
Redistricting

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People and Communities Behind Our Work
John Paul, left, and Willie Mack, right

Alabamian Willie Mack - Who Believed He was Disqualified from Voting - Finally Can Cast a Ballot

"This feeling is the best," says first-time voter. 

Partisan Gerymandering Plaintiffs at U.S. Supreme Court

"I've always voted. But now I feel that my vote doesn't count": Partisan Gerrymandering Silences Voters

Meet the plaintiffs in the landmark partisan gerrymandering case, Gill v. Whitford.

Voting rights

How RestoreYourVote.org Brought Me Back To The Ballot Box

CLC's Blair Bowie speaks to Alabama citizen about her voting rights

CLC Goes Door-to-Door in Alabama to Educate Voters with Past Convictions

Partisan gerrymandering...is 'incompatible with democratic principles.' More effectively every day, that practice enables politicians to entrench themselves in power against the people's will. And only the courts can do anything to remedy the problem.
Justice Elena Kagan, Concurrence in Gill v. Whitford, June 18, 2018
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FEC Considers Barring Politicians From Using Leadership PACs as Slush Funds

Courthouse News Service
Montana Senate Candidate Accused of Illegal NRA Coordination

El Nuevo Herald
Not Everyone in the United States Has the Right to Vote

Montana Public Radio
Matt Rosendale Responds To Daily Beast Audio

AP News
Advocacy groups file complaint against GOP Senate candidate

Politico
Senate e-filing should be in place by Oct. 15 filing deadline

The Sacramento Bee
The FEC could ban Congress from using leadership PACs for personal use

WORT-FM Madison
Audio: Whitford Amended Complaint Adds 28 Planitiffs to Challenge Challenging Wisconsin Legislative Districts

Sedalia Democrat
Amendment 1 is good for Missouri