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

If Trump secretly financed his 2016 campaign with undisclosed bank loans, then voters were illegally deprived of important information. 

Two Ukrainian-Americans who had been working with President Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, on Ukrainian matters, were arrested late Wednesday for violating campaign finance laws.

The Bad Ass Grandmas behind campaign finance reform that passed in North Dakota in 2018 are encouraging Alaskans to do the same this year. 

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. 

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

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

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.

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. 

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

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.