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Recent Press Releases
Recent Media Appearances
- Michael Waldman appears on MSNBC's the Daily Rundown to discuss the Arizona public financing law, June 2011
- Faiza Patel appears on MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell Reports to discuss Rep. Peter King's hearing on radicalization of American Muslims, March 2011
- Myrna Pérez appears on HITN’s Destination Casa Blanca to discuss Redistricting, January 2011
- Justin Levitt appears in the movie Gerrymandering, talking about redistricting, released April 2010
- Erika Wood on WNYC's Brian Lehrer show, talking about Jim Crow In NY, February 2010
- Monica Youn discusses Citizens United at PBS' Bill Moyers Journal, February 2010
- Monica Youn discusses the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling on PBS' NewsHour, January 2010
- Ciara Torres-Spelliscy on WNYC, "NYC May Provide New Model After Supreme Court Campaign-Finance Ruling", January 2010
- Ciara Torres-Spelliscy on the WBAI Evening News, "State of the State", January 2010
- Emily Berman talks about the Hashmi case on WNYC's Leonard Lopate show, January 2010
- Melanca Clark talks about foreclosure on ABC-NY's Like it Is, November 2009
Past Top Stories
In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled to throw out a provision of Arizona's public campaign financing system, but left the whole of public financing intact. "This is the latest recent example where the Court has struck down longstanding laws designed to curb the corrupting role of large campaign contributions," said Brennan Center Executive Director Michael Waldman. "After the Court's ruling, one key fact is clear. Public financing remains Constitutionally strong." The Brennan Center, with its pro bono partner, defended the law in front of the Court. Read a media roundup.
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