A new bipartisan poll finds that voters nationwide strongly support a Clean Elections-style system with backing across party lines, education levels, age groups and in all regions.

A government panel in New Hampshire recommends that the state implement a Clean Elections-style system for governor, executive council and state senate.

The state’s Voter-Owned Elections Pilot gets a strong review from local media because it reduces the influence of big money campaign contributors.

The candidate that spends the most (almost) always wins: another reason to implement Clean Elections.

President-Elect Obama should be commended for generating small donations from voters but his campaign still depended on large campaign contributions.

A winning candidate for Portland’s City Council makes it clear why Clean Elections are vital for a democracy free of big-money interests.