The non-profit legal watchdog Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington is taking the Federal Election Commission to court. Click here to read the actual motion but here is
On the eve of another government shutdown, President Trump told reporters outside the Pentagon that the effect would be hardest felt by the nation’s military, something that the president’
Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ) has made the headlines seemingly every week since his spat with President Trump back in 2017, and since then, it has been a war of
On January 17, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court heard League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania v Commonwealth, a partisan gerrymandering case challenging congressional redistricting in Pennsylvania. Here is a Pittsburgh Post
Public Affairs and Communications Strategist Tony Manolatos joined our podcast to talk about the very important issues facing the San Diego City Council and the measures that will likely go
The news website, The Island Now, published an editorial recently that is worth reading. It challenges the way many people view voter suppression in the US.
The focus in most
Gallup released a report Wednesday that said the American people's overall negative perception of the government and our elected officials will only get worse if lawmakers and the
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Huge news from tech giant Apple. The company has announced it will be contributing $350 billion into the US economy over the
UPDATE, January 16, 2018: The Local Options Bill now has a number—HB 2746—and 15 co-sponsors in the Washington legislature.
The path to fixing giant problems like gerrymandering,
It's rural v. urban. farmland v. concrete jungle. and, yes, red v. blue.
The latest headline grabbing effort to divvy up the Golden State comes from the founders
Need some money? Why not ask the internet? Crowdfunding, a concept that could not exist without now-popular platforms like GoFundMe, Kickstarter, and Indiegogo, has replaced traditional fundraising by allowing
