Meatpacking industry executives have poured millions into our political system to support legislation promoting their interests. 

DeJoy reimbursed his employees and family members for making more than $1 million in campaign contributions while hiding that he was the true source. 

To know who is trying to influence our elections, we cannot rely on digital platforms to regulate the ads shown on their platforms. 

Iowans should expect transparency so that they can know which wealthy special interests elected officials are serving.  

CLC expert Adav Noti explains why unlimited, secret spending by wealthy special interests hurts our democracy. 

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

The Federal Election Commission should issue a new rulemaking to prevent secret spending and enhance transparency in our democracy. 

Power company and the Ohio Speaker of the House allegedly used 501(c)(4) to elect Speaker in exchange for billion-dollar bailout.

Congress and the Federal Election Commission should create stronger transparency rules and enforcement laws for digital ads. 

The Federal Election Commission needs to be reformed to sure up the foundations of our democracy. 

Campaign Legal Center has launched StopSecretSpending.org to allow people to learn more about transparency in our elections. 

Learn more about how our country's digital ad laws should be updated in the 21st century. 

Five years later, the Federal Election Commission has still failed to take action against the coordination between Jeb Bush and his super PAC. 

We need legislation that makes super PACs disclose their true donors and promotes greater transparency.

The Trump campaign and its committee violated the law by laundering nearly $170 million in campaign spending through Brad Parscale, Trump's former campaign manager. 

State lawmakers are writing laws that allow wealthy special interests to funnel secret, unlimited sums of money into our campaign finance system. 

Former U.S. Senate candidate Neal Simon shares 10 reforms to improve our democracy.