Excluding undocumented people from apportionment would subvert central principles of our democracy.

The Senate Ethics Committee must hold Senators accountable for violating rules prohibiting the solicitation of campaign contributions on federal property. 

Alaska's Ballot Measure 2 provides voters more information about the true source of election spending. 

Virginians choice to vote for fair maps will help their state have a more inclusive democracy. 

Congress must act to pass legislation that codifies the White House ethics pledge and expands those subject to disclosure requirements. 

Transparency is a key first step in holding government accountable to citizens, so here is what states are doing to make our campaign finance disclosure regime reflects the current reality.

In the halls of Congress, elected officials should abide by ethics laws and rules and not campaign for reelection.

CLC's staff members share their reflections on the life and legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. 

A court has barred an initiative regarding the creation of an independent redistricting commission from appearing on Arkansas voters' ballots. 

Revelations regarding Trump's tax returns show why we need stronger ethics rules to prevent against presidential conflicts of interest. 

Companies with ties to Trump should not be favored for the production of pandemic response supplies. 

To bring robust ethics reform to Washington, Trump or the next president will need to overhaul the broken system. 

As COVID-19 cases began to increase throughout the country Senators and Representatives from both sides of the aisle traded securities – many related to the pandemic itself.

Ginsburg’s enduring legacy is that she was a trailblazer who stood up for equality in all its forms.

In a CLC book event, Katherine Gehl explained why we need more competition to have a stronger democracy. 

If the amendment fails to pass in Virginia, politicians will retain control of the redistricting process for the foreseeable future.

Join us for a virtual conversation between CLC President Trevor Potter and Katherine M. Gehl about Gehl's new book. 

Arkansans should be able to establish an independent redistricting commission, choose their politicians, and make their voices heard.