Issue One – 2018 – September

Senate candidates to begin e-filing campaign finance reports after Issue One-backed policy is signed into law

Michael Beckel Sep 21st, 2018 Campaign fundraising & spending

U.S. Senate candidates will begin electronically filing their campaign finance reports in October thanks to a provision contained in an appropriations bill signed into law today by President Donald Trump. The provision — supported by a bipartisan majority of sitting senators and broad coalition of more than 20 advocacy organizations led by Issue One — was first introduced in the

21 numbers that explain Issue One’s new dark money investigation

Michael Beckel Sep 17th, 2018 Dark money & super PACs

Issue One unveiled its latest in-depth investigation last week. Entitled “Dark Money Illuminated,” this project shines a light on the top dark money groups that have been spending millions of dollars to sway voters and criticize candidates from the shadows. Here’s a run-down of what you need to know from this new Issue One project: Total amount of money that

Issue One welcomes Ethan Rome as Chief of Communications, Marketing and Strategic Initiatives

William Gray Sep 17th, 2018 Issue One staff

Today, Issue One welcomes veteran advocate Ethan Rome as Chief of Communications, Marketing and Strategic Initiatives. “As Issue One continues to grow, we’re pleased to bring on Ethan who has a sterling track record of innovative and successful strategic campaigns,” said Issue One CEO Nick Penniman. “His skills will be invaluable as we gear up for the clear challenge over

Issue One commends minibus conferees for including provision to create e-filing system for Senate candidates as part of the FY19 Legislative Branch appropriations bill

Michael Beckel Sep 10th, 2018 Campaign fundraising & spending

Today, the Senate Appropriations Committee and House Appropriations Committee announced an agreement on H.R. 5895, the minibus appropriations package for fiscal year 2019 comprised of the Energy and Water Development; Military Construction and Veterans Affairs; and Legislative Branch Appropriations Acts. Issue One urges the House and Senate to act swiftly to approve this legislation in the wake of the news

Broad coalition urges House of Representatives to update ethics rules to prohibit lawmakers from serving on boards of publicly traded companies

Michael Beckel Sep 5th, 2018 Congressional ethics

Issue One was joined today by 12 other organizations from across the ideological spectrum in urging all members of the House of Representatives to support a bipartisan resolution introduced last month by Reps. Kathleen Rice (D-NY) and Tom Reed (R-NY) that would prohibit House members from serving on the boards of publicly traded companies. This common-sense resolution would change House

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