This week the Wisconsin Legislature will take up the Impartial Justice Bill, which would encourage state Supreme Court candidates to run publicly financed elections.

The nonpartisan Center for Governmental Studies has released a report praising the North Carolina judicial public financing system.

A new article from the Wisconsin Law Journal quotes Public Campaign President and CEO Nick Nyhart on the recent Supreme Court decision that judges must recuse themselves in cases involving their top campaign donors.

An Op-Ed in USA Today examines how money-laden judicial elections may be creating a court system ripe for injustice.

Many in Wisconsin’s legal community are urging public financing of races for its top judicial seats as spending by special interests dominate campaigns.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging North Carolina’s Clean Elections program for judicial candidates, a victory for an impartial judiciary and clean elections.