A crisis like the coronavirus pandemic throws President Trump's conflicts of interest into sharp relief. 

A bipartisan majority of the Virginia House of Delegates passed legislation to amend the state’s constitution, reforming how new congressional and legislative election maps are drawn.

The provisions in HR 1 independently and collectively advance the right of every American citizen to a government that is responsible and accountable to voters.

CLC led a coalition of 11 nonpartisan groups and sent a letter to the leadership in the Virginia House of Delegates, urging state lawmakers to put principle over party and move past its history of gerrymandering.

CLC is calling for an investigation into whether Rep. Devin Nunes is receiving legal services in violation of House ethics rules.

CLC, calls for an investigation of Attorney General Barr, Deputy Attorney General Rosen, and U.S. Attorney Shea for their involvement in criminal proceedings against associates of President Trump.

The Census Bureau should abandon its effort to collect state administrative records on individuals’ citizenship status.

For the first time, the State of Maine joins numerous municipal jurisdictions across the U.S. in using ranked choice voting all of its primary and general elections.

The more we learned about our broken political system over the years, the more determined we became to take it back.

In a recent article published in The New York Times, CLC President Trevor Potter describes the high stakes of protecting our elections from foreign interference.

In response to a CLC complaint, the Interior Department Inspector General concluded this week that a top official violated federal ethics rules when he took meetings with his former employer.

In an op-ed published in The Washington Post, CLC’s Trevor Potter and Delaney Marsco explain why the lack of transparency surrounding Rudy Giuliani’s income is a problem.

CLC President Trevor Potter has joined a group of conservative and libertarian lawyers in expressing profound concern with Attorney General William Barr’s address to the Federalist Society.

The first stage of the impeachment inquiry has revealed how career diplomats were troubled by the ability of Fruman, Parnas, and Giuliani to help engineer a corrupt shadow foreign policy in Ukraine.

Ethical concerns continue to plague the Interior Department since former lobbyist David Bernhardt took a top spot at the agency. 

Westlands has paid millions to lawyers and lobbyists – including Bernhardt – to minimize environmental protections for endangered species. When Westlands sued to challenge the endangered species protections, it was Bernhardt who argued for the company before a federal court.