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On Watergate’s anniversary, calls for media reform

March 25, 2013 Comments Off

Journalist Graham Vyse reports from our “The Lessons of Watergate” conference

Guest Blogs, Media & Democracy

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CDT & Common Cause Urge Clarification of Text Spam Laws

December 12, 2012 Comments Off

Spam is spam, no matter how you send it.

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Don’t Believe the Spin. Dark Money Won.

November 20, 2012 Comments Off

Big money isn’t going away on its own–reformers need to take action now.

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Minnesota’s “NO” Vote on Voter ID: What It Means

November 8, 2012 Comments Off

Voter ID laws might not be as popular as their supporters claim, especially when they’re missing key details

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Turning Away The Vote

November 2, 2012 Comments Off

Written by Sam Wercinski In America’s free market economy, no business would turn away potential customers. So why should American democracy turn away potential voters? That is exactly what’s happening in 2012 in states like Arizona. And in this election, students and Latino voters could be two of the groups hit hardest by restrictive voter [...]

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Common Blog

On Watergate’s anniversary, calls for media reform

CDT & Common Cause Urge Clarification of Text Spam Laws

Don’t Believe the Spin. Dark Money Won.

Minnesota’s “NO” Vote on Voter ID: What It Means

Turning Away The Vote

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