States/Localities with Clean ElectionsSeven states and two cities have Clean Elections, or full public financing, for some political offices. Three states—Arizona, Connecticut, and Maine—provide full public financing for all statewide and legislative races. These laws have been approved through a combination of the ballot process and by legislatures.
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Remembering Doris "Granny D" Haddock posted by Adam Smith on 03-10-2010 Doris "Granny D" Haddock, a hero to us here at Public Campaign, passed away yesterday in New Hampshire at the age of 100. Just ten years ago, at the age of 90, she walked 3,000 miles across the country to Washington, D.C. to protest our political system that too often prizes big donors over the needs of everyday Americans.
Published in: Granny D We Can't Blow This posted by Monica Rober on 03-09-2010 President Obama's 2008 National Deputy Campaign Manager, Steve Hildebrand: We're in charge of the train wreck that has stalled the important work of Congress - let's clean up this mess and pass Fair Elections. Published in: campaign finance reform | Congress | Fair Elections Now Act | steve hildebrand The Escalating Price of Politics posted by Monica Rober on 03-08-2010 The New York Times editorializes on the escalating price of campaigning and the need to pass the Fair Elections Now Act. Published in: Congress | Fair Elections Now Act | Public Financing | Sen. Dick Durbin | The New York Times Read more from the Voter Blog Creative Commons
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