Small Donor Public Financing Can Help Solve Oregon's Big Money Problem
It’s not enough to put limits on campaign contributions. Oregon must also give the people a stronger voice in Salem.
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Time to Raise the Bar on Democracy Reform
The Democratic presidential candidates agree on the need to fix the system. We should urge them to go further. -
How Congress Can Help Fix the Federal Election Commission
The notoriously dysfunctional FEC is failing to enforce campaign finance law and update election rules for the modern age. -
Will the Supreme Court Go Nativist?
A citizenship question on the 2020 census could have a lasting impact — including on the Supreme Court itself, argues Brennan Center Fellow Ciara Torres-Spelliscy. -
The Only Way Out Is Through
The Democrats cannot unilaterally surrender on impeachment investigations, argues Brennan Center Fellow Andrew Cohen. -
Key Themes from the Citizenship Question Amicus Briefs
Friend-of-the-court filings flag key themes for the Supreme Court’s census citizenship question case. -
The Mueller Report Is Here
The nearly 400-page report addresses allegations of coordination and obstruction of justice. -
Automatic Voter Registration Works Everywhere It’s Been Implemented
A new Brennan Center study shows that AVR increased registration rates in every state where the policy has gone into effect. -
A Small-Donor Matching Public Campaign Finance System Is in Reach in New York
Albany’s top three leaders must now appoint the commission responsible for establishing the system. -
What to Know About the Supreme Court’s First Gun Case in 9 Years
Brennan Center Fellow Eric Ruben breaks down the significance of a challenge to New York City’s strict gun permitting process.
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