By today’s vote, 43 Senators failed to hold former President Trump to full account for his conduct, which threatened our 228-year tradition of peaceful transfers of the presidency under our Constitution.

Strong ethics provisions should guide how redistricting is conducted in 2021, according to a report by CLC and The League of Women Voters. 

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

Trump spread disinformation to his supporters and bullied election officials, making him unfit to hold office again. 

Lawmakers are promoting a pay-to-play culture by threatening companies that suspend campaign contributions. 

This bill contains several popular and necessary reforms that would strengthen our democracy. 

Join us as we unveil a new report about how states can make their redistricting processes more transparent and ethical. 

Apache County, Arizona is violating the state's public records law and denying citizens in jail their constitutional right to vote. 

Many politicians made false claims about the election because they did not feel accountable to the majority of their voters.

While Biden has reversed Trump's unlawful policy of excluding undocumented immigrants, there is still work to be done to ensure a fair census. 

With attacks the horizon, President Biden and Congress must act now to protect voting rights. 

Trump's pardons hurt our democracy by removing accountability for officials who committed crimes while public servants. 

Despite a global pandemic and attempts to undermine the results of the 2020 election, the voters' preferred candidate is becoming president. 

The violence incited by the president reflects a deeper decay in public confidence in our democracy. 

The FEC should act to reduce wealthy special interests' influence and protect Americans' First Amendment right to have our voices heard. 

Illinois should use this once in a decade opportunity to make its redistricting process fair, transparent, inclusive, and accountable. 

On Juneteenth, which commemorates the freeing of former slaves in Texas over two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued, we take a look at the ongoing legacy of voter suppression affecting Black voters in the United States.

While Congress will recognize and count the votes of lawfully appointed electors, the flaws in the current system have come to light. 

Michigan's voters, not self-interested politicians, should be the ones drawing the state's political maps. 

The Biden administration should should prioritize ethics and ensure the government acts in the interest of the public.