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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Fair Elections Week of Action Makes Impact posted by Monica Rober on 02-04-2010 The Fair Elections Now Act (H.R. 1826) has now reached 134 co-sponsors in the US House of Representatives - more than half of the Democratic Caucus. Published in: Congress | Fair Elections Now Act | John Larson | Public Financing How to Get Our Democracy Back posted by Monica Rober on 02-04-2010 Larry Lessig, co-founder of Change Congress, explains that in order to enact real change, we must alter the way members of Congress are elected. Published in: Change Congress | Citizens United | Fair Elections Now Act | lawrence lessig | Public Financing Religious Leaders Take Action posted by Monica Rober on 02-03-2010 Over 200 religious leaders have signed onto a letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) asking Congress to pass the Fair Elections Now Act in the wake of the Citizens United decision. Published in: Citizens United | Fair Elections Now Act | Nancy Pelosi | Public Financing Read more from the Voter Blog Creative Commons
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