Utah Becomes the 23rd State to Call on Congress to Return to States the Power...
Jeff Clements, CEO of American Promise, issued the following statement in response to the passage...
Jeff Clements, CEO of American Promise, issued the following statement in response to the passage...
Jeff Clements, CEO of American Promise, issued the following statement in response to the Senate...
STATEMENT BY AMERICAN PROMISE CEO JEFF CLEMENTS ON NEW PEW RESEARCH FINDINGS: “Money in politics...
Jeff Clements, CEO of American Promise, issued the following statement in response to the committee...
Jeff Clements, CEO of American Promise, issued the following statement in response to passage of...
Jeff Clements, CEO of American Promise, issued the following statement in reaction to passage of...
Brian Boyle, American Promise’s chief program officer & general counsel, submitted testimony to the Arizona Senate...
Today, Brian Boyle, American Promise’s chief program officer & general counsel, submitted testimony to the...
This month marks the 49th anniversary of Buckley v. Valeo – the Supreme Court’s first...
In a bold step toward curbing the influence of money in elections, Wyoming’s state legislature...
Jeff Clements, CEO of American Promise, issued the following statement in reaction to Senator Ed...
Senator Ed Cooper Introduces Resolution to Protect State Sovereignty and Defend Elections from Foreign Influence...
Utah is making the bid to become the 23rd state supporting the For Our Freedom...
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Today we are celebrating a significant victory: Utah became the 23rd state to urge Congress to propose an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that gives states the power to control their own elections.
You can help make Utah’s victory a tipping point in our fight to address the crisis of money in politics. Legislatures in several other states are considering resolutions in support of an amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Can you chip in $5, $10, $25 or $50 today to help us deploy additional resources to move these states to be “ready to ratify”?
