Media Center

• December 24 – Chattanooga Times Free Press – Making a list and checking it twice for some familiar Hamilton County faces
• December 19 – Roll Call – The fix-up-Congress committee takes on a fresh agenda for 2020
• December 17 – Newsmax – Democrats May Beat GOP Again in ‘Dark Money’ Donations
• December 17 – NBC News – Will Democrats beat GOP again in ‘dark money’ donations in 2020, despite rhetoric from the left?
• December 15 – Chattanooga Times Free Press – Pam’s Points: Partisanship is what happens when politicians ‘hide in the bosom’ of their party, Zach Wamp says
• December 13 – OpenSecrets – Environmental groups saw revenue spike, spent heavily amid EPA rollbacks
• December 13 – The Atlantic – The Rail Industry’s Secret, Decades-Long Fight Against the Climate
• December 12 – Chattanooga Times Free Press – Issue One: Former Tennessee Congressmen push for more bipartisanship among elected officials, public
• December 12 – Chronicle of Philanthropy – Foundations, It’s Time To Give 1% of your Assets to Fix Democracy*
• December 12 – The Hill – Top Lobbyists of 2019
• December 10 – OpenSecrets – ‘Dark money’ groups drove support for IRS rule eliminating donor disclosure
• December 9 – Politico Morning Score – The no bark, no bite FEC
• December 6 – The Fulcrum – TV stations fight FCC over political ad disclosure
• November 24 – McClatchy – As members of Congress head for the exits, loosely regulated gravy train beckons
• November 23 – Peninsula Daily News – Kilmer honored by political reform group
• November 23 – RealClearPolitics – America’s democracy is at stake. Why aren’t we doing anything about it?*
• November 22 – Door County Pulse – Reps. in the News: Teddy Awards
• November 22 – Sinclair Broadcast Group – Google’s new political ad policy does nothing to stop disinformation, strategists say
• November 19 – OpenSecrets – Event: Decoding Digital Ads in 2020
• November 17 – Kansas City Star – Cerner must guard against conflicts of interest as exec runs for Congress, experts say
• November 15 – Wall Street Journal – As Political Ad Spending Balloons Online, Consensus on Regulation Is Elusive
• November 14 – Roll Call – House leaders give modernization panel more time
• November 12 – Morning Consult – Paid political ads on social media platforms are a disaster. It’s time to fix it.*
• November 12 – The Hill – Advocacy groups push Senate to include election security money in funding bill
• November 11 – The Fulcrum – ‘Thanks but no thanks’ is consensus view toward Twitter ad ban
• November 9 – Salon – Social media is amplifying Trump’s rants and disinformation more than ever
• November 8 – Washington Post – Technology 202: Facebook under fire after ads identifying whistleblower spread on its platform
• November 8 – Washington Post – Why did Google take action against some pro-Trump ads? It’s one of the many mysteries of its political ad rules
• November 8 – The Hill – Progressive freshmen jump into leadership PAC fundraising
• November 7 – Sirius XM – Digital Disaster: The failures of Facebook, Google, and Twitter’s political ad transparency policies
• November 6 – Seven Days VT – Corporate Interests Donate Big Bucks to Leahy Scholarship Fund at UVM
• November 6 – WHYY – Facebook and the facts
• November 5 – Bloomberg Government – Lobbyists’ Revolving Door Leads Back to Capitol Hill Jobs
• November 5 – GovExec – Election Oversight Agencies Struggle with Vacancies and Infighting
• November 1 – Center for Public Integrity – Halloween’s over. The FEC? Still a disgrace.
• November 1 – Politico Morning Cybersecurity – What to do about shady suppliers?
• October 31 – The Hill – Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with civil rights leaders to discuss political ads 
• October 31 – Security Magazine – Security Leaders, Members of Congress, Administration Officials Push for Election Security
• October 31 – UPI – Group of 100 former gov’t officials urges Senate to secure U.S. elections
• October 31 – The Hill – Almost 100 former officials, members of Congress urge Senate action on election security
• October 31 – Washington Post – The Cybersecurity 202: Free cybersecurity help for campaigns is on its way
• October 31 – CQ Roll Call – Most freshman House members embrace leaderships PACs
• October 30 – Morning Consult – Modernizing Committee to Meet Public Expectation*
• October 30 – NPR – Cashing In On The White House Connection: It’s Not Just Hunter Biden
• October 29 – Bloomberg Government – Adelson, Thiel Among Givers to GOP Group Forced to Reveal Donors
• October 22 – Politico Morning Score – The rumble in Alabama
• October 21 – Newsday – Family ties have troubled many national politicians
• October 18 – Washington Post – Stymied by a polarized agency, FEC Chair Ellen Weintraub finds her voice as a Trump critic
• October 16 – Detroit News – Meijer, Slotkin post large cash amounts in Michigan’s U.S. House races
• October 11 – New Hampshire Business Review – A solution to the unbelievable
• October 10 – Washington Examiner – Bring back the bundler disclosures
• October 10 – Politico Morning Score – Louisiana primary lurches to ugly finish
• October 9 – The Fulcrum – Silence on big-money bundlers bedevils watchdog groups
• October 9 – OpenSecrets – Presidential contenders still not disclosing bundlers
• October 5 – Voice of America News – Hunter Biden tried to keep a low profile, but Trump wouldn’t let him
• October 4 – Government Executive – Federal Election Commission Faces Growing Backlog in Enforcement Docket
• October 3 – NPR – As pressure from regulators increases, Juul shifts its strategy
• October 1 – The Fulcrum – No silver bullets*
• September 28 – Detroit News – ‘Dark money’ pours into Michigan
• September 27 – Rolling Stone – Warren’s Plan to Check Lobbyists’ Influence? Make Lawmakers Smarter
• September 27 – Politico Magazine – When Impeachment meets a broken Congress
• September 25 – WMUR – Finding common ground on Capitol Hill
• September 24 – The Hill – Consequential GOP class of 1994 all but disappears
• September 19 – Colorado Sun – Colorado’s lawmakers in Washington use leadership PACs to raise extra cash from big-moneyed interests
• September 18 – Bloomberg Government – Supreme Court to Decide Whether $1.7 Million Donor Must be Named
• September 16 – National Journal – Does anybody want to chair the Senate Ethics Committee?
• September 13 – InsideSources – Who Dominates Dark Money Spending: Democrats Or Republicans?
• September 10 – Politico Morning Score – Election Day in NC-09
• September 7 – Los Angeles Times – Does a billionaire have a place in the 2020 Democratic field?
• September 5 – Al Jazeera English – US election-monitoring agency shuts down
• September 3 – Canada’s National Observer – Anti-immigration ads an exercise in how candidates evade accountability
• September 2 – New York Post – Nearly 30% of de Blasio’s campaign funds came from New York hotel industry
• September 1 – Greenville News – Opinion: House panel’s pledge: to put policy over politics and ‘fix’ Congress*
• August 30 – NPR – As FEC Nears Shutdown, Priorities Such As Stopping Election Interference On Hold
• August 29 – Free Beacon – DNC Grassroots Victory Fund Bankrolled by 13 Wealthy Liberals
• August 28 – Washington Post – Brace for impact, Washington. Progressives are going to win.
• August 28 – Roll Call – Could take FEC a while to regain a quorum, but don’t expect a ‘Wild West’
• August 26 – ABC News – Last remaining US House race of 2018 a 1st test for the GOP ahead of 2020
• August 18 – MSNBC – American Swamp
• August 15 – KUNC – John Hickenlooper Ends White House Bid, Mulls Senate Run In 2020
• August 15 – KUNC – As one race ends, another kind begins
• August 12 – The Fulcrum – Foreign interference in our elections is an American crisis*
• August 7 – Commentary – Expanding the Rules of Engagement
• August 6 – MinnPost – Sweat deal: Sugar industry organizes new super PAC to re-elect Collin Peterson
• August 3 – Minneapolis Star-Tribune – Minnesota politicians past and present expand influence with leadership PACs
• August 1 – VICE – People are hungry for shroom legalization and the money to fund it is growing
• August 1 – Bloomberg – Shadow of Dark Money Grows at 2020 Groups Shun Donor Disclosure
• July 30 – New York Times – Low in cash and polls, 2020 Democrats get creative with accounting
• July 29 – ABC News – Outside fundraising groups plow ahead toward 2020, with or without Democratic nominee
• July 26 – Roll Call – Modernization panel calls for staffer HR hub, mandatory cybersecurity training
• July 22 – New York Post – Even running for prez, de Blasio can’t resist dirty financial tricks
• July 19 – New York Post – De Blasio used state account he controls as campaign slush fund
• July 15 – Washington Post – For Democratic presidential hopeful Steve Bullock, it’s all about the ‘dark money’
• June 25 – Roll Call – Beltway ‘inundated’ with fundraisers as deadline nears
• June 14 – Chattanooga Times Free Press – Wamp: Protecting our elections should be a top priority*
• June 13 – McClatchy – Devin Nunes spent campaign cash on private flight. A federal agency just dropped the complaint
• June 13 – Baltimore Sun – Honest Ads Act aims to minimize foreign election interference*
• June 10 – Salt Lake Tribune – Report criticizes ‘slush funds’ used by Congress, including spending by Utah’s Orrin Hatch and Jason Chaffetz
• June 6 – Yahoo! Finance – The Fulcrum Launches
• June 2 – Detroit News – Baseball tickets, skip trips: How Michigan lawmakers use little-known PACs
• June 1 – C-SPAN – What you need to know about leadership PACs
• May 31 – The Hill – Philanthropy can save democracy*
• May 29 – Roll Call – Freshman lashes out after House ethics rules bar promoting bone marrow drive
• May 28 – The Atlantic – 2020’s most unrealistic proposal in the democratic presidential primary
• May 24 – The Hill – Republicans spend more than $4 million at Trump properties
• May 23 – CNBC – Conservative dark money group American Action Network reveals spending blitz to support Trump’s tax cut law
• May 23 – Florida Politics – Washington watchdogs call out leadership PACs for campaign finance abuse
• May 22 – VTDigger – Leahy named in report on ‘outlandish’ leadership PAC spending
• May 22 – The Nevada Independent – Las Vegas is a popular fundraising stop for federal lawmakers, report shows
• May 22 – Politico Morning Score – What 2018 turnout tells us about 2020
• May 21 – KJZZ – Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar’s office tops in travel spending in 2018
• May 16 – The Hill – How Congress should tackle the Russian national security threat*
• May 13 – The Bulwark – The FEC is vulnerable. It’s more important than ever to protect it.*
• May 13 – TalkingPointsMemo – Collins adopts favorite tactic of indicted lawmakers in insider trading case
• May 13 – Wall Street Journal – Bernie Sanders, a Front-Runner with Financing to Prove it, Struggles to Retain Outsider Status
• May 8 – Center for Responsive Politics – Lawmakers seek to curb foreign influence by closing online political ad loopholes
• May 8 – Politico – Where’s the line between a campaign and a super PAC?
• May 7 – Marketwatch – Trump campaign holds event for bundlers, embracing conventional fundraising
• May 7 – RealClearPolitics – Dems’ Dark Money Disconnect, Groups Mum on Disclosure
• May 7 – NPR – Democrats want to end dark money, but first they want to use it
• May 3 – Federal News Network – To modernize Congress, start with staffer pay and technology, retired lawmakers say
• May 2 – FedScoop – Former Congress members throw support behind Office of Technology Assessment revival
• May 2 – American Prospect – FEC dysfunction now threatens democracy
• May 2 – Roll Call – Lobbyists to Congress: Pay staffers better
• May 1 – The Hill – Former lawmakers urge Congress to consider pay raises
• April 29 – The Hill – Why Mitch McConnell is not invincible*
• April 27 – The Hill – Ex-Trump Cabinet heads’ lobbying gigs challenge ‘drain the swamp’ message
• April 24 – The Hill – Election Agency Limps into 2020
• April 24 – Seven Days Vermont – Will the Revolution be Monetized? Bernie Sanders’ ‘Dark Money’ Org
• April 24 – Politico Morning Score – Who turned out in the midterms?
• April 22 – Center for Public Integrity – Mum’s the word: Some democratic presidential hopefuls won’t discuss their big-dollar ‘bundlers’ 
• April 17 – Fox News – ‘Shadowy’ dark money network behind left-wing causes exposed in new report
• April 16 – New York Times – For democrats, Ilhan Omar is a complicated figure to defend
• April 16 – Washington Free Beacon – Two wealthy donors fund democratic PAC despite liberal criticism
• April 12 – The Tennessean – How to fix the broken political system*
• April 12 – Politico Morning Score – The early Democratic primary debate conundrum
• April 11 – Politico – Advocacy groups press 2020 candidates to disclose bundlers
• April 11 – Sirius XM – Coalition calls on 2020 presidential candidates to disclose their bundlers
• April 10 – Quartz – DHS is throwing a goodbye party for Kirstjen Nielsen today
• April 9 – MSNBC – Former DHS offical: Now ‘Department of Insecurity & Chaos’
• April 5 – NPR – Why Sen. Ted Cruz is Suing the FEC
• April 2 – RealClearPolitics – Political Reformers Gain Steam
• March 30 – Daily Caller – Shallow State: How Congress Protects Its Own
• March 29 – Politico Morning Score – Scam PACs could become emboldened after court ruling
• March 27 – The Tennessean – Unrig summit: Democracy movement takes flight in Nashville
• March 26 – Roll Call – Should Congress spend more on itself to avoid deterioration?
• March 25 – Yahoo! News – The battle of ‘dark money’ is back
• March 21 – Christian Science Monitor – Small donors boost Beto and Bernie – and may transform political landscape
• March 21 – The Hill – House Leaders Need to Modernize Congress for the Sake of America*
• March 15 – OpenSecrets – Shining a light on recent transparency reforms – did they work?
• March 14 – Mother Jones – Both Parties Are Addicted to Dark Money. Only One Is Trying to Quit
• March 13 – National Journal – Who Will Foot Democrats’ 2020 Convention Bill?
• March 12 – RealClearPolitics – America’s Next Moon Shot: Fixing the Broken Political System*
• March 12 – Roll Call – ‘Dead billionaires’ and a tech Peace Corps? Lawmakers float ideas to fix Congress
• March 12 – RealClearPolitics – Three Lessons Learned from the For The People Act*
• March 7 – NPR – Democrats Election Reform Bill Takes Aim at Dark Money
• March 6 – Christian Science Monitor – 2020 candidates tout small donors. But big money could still find its way in.
• February 28 – American Prospect – Campaign Reforms May Never Pass, But the Low-Dollar Revolution Has Already Begun
• February 27 – ThinkProgress – Reports of Klobuchar’s treatment of staff highlights poor workplace standards on Capitol Hill
• February 27 – U.S. News & World Report – Congressional ‘Party Dues’ Rise as Status Grows: Study
• February 27 – Politico Morning Score – Dems’ election bill clears House committee
• February 26 – MarketWatch – Here’s what Elizabeth Warren’s attack on big money could mean for Democratic rivals
• February 25 – Arizona Central – Outlaw Dirty Money to launch 2020 campaign against dark money. Cue the hallelujahs
• February 21 – The Atlantic – Joe Crowley Just Played Into Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Hands
• February 21 – Texas Tribune – Can Congressman Joaquin Castro Promote His Brother for President?
• February 19 – Roll Call – Outside influences seek to remake the House
• February 18 – Center for Public Integrity – Donald Trump created the permanent presidential campaign. Here’s how.
• February 16 – Boston Globe – Ayanna Pressley’s husband left City Hall to launch consulting firm just before she entered Congress
• February 15 – Minneapolis Star-Tribune – Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s presidential bid faces fundraising challenge
• February 12 – Washington Post – Ocasio-Cortez learned lobbyists pay people to avoid waiting in lines. She’s horrified. 
• February 11 – Mother Jones – The One Thing All the 2020 Democratic Candidates Agree They Hate
• February 11 – WGBH – Elizabeth Warren Has Evolved on Paying Interns
• February 9 – Omaha World-Herald – Will Joe Ricketts’ racist emails affect his political clout? Don’t be too sure
• February 8 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution – Capitol Recap: Georgia Senate’s harassment rules could see alterations
• February 4 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution – The Jolt: Behind D.C.’s mysterious subpoena fight is an Atlanta-based law firm
• January 30 – U.S. News & World Report – Dark Money’s a Thorny Issue for Colorado’s Incoming Secretary of State
• January 28 – Knoxville News Sentinel – Now is the moment for meaningful, bipartisan change in Congress*
• January 28 – Knoxville News Sentinel – Chattanooga Republican Zach Wamp on Issue One’s ReFormers Caucus
• January 25 – NBC News – Analysis: Democrats outpaced Republicans with dark money in 2018 midterms
• January 24 – Daily Wire – Liberal ‘Dark Money’ groups spent more than conservative counterparts in 2018 midterms
• January 24 – Politico Morning Score – Democrats Eye 2020
• January 24 – Fox News – Liberal ‘dark money’ groups outspent conservative ones in 2018 elections
• January 23 – Fox Business – Liberals outpaced conservatives in dark money spending during midterms
• January 23 – Epoch Times – Left spent more on ‘dark money’ than right on midterms, new report says
• January 23 – Roll Call – Liberal ‘dark money groups’ spent more than conservative ones in 2018
• January 23 – Huffington Post – Liberal groups spent more on dark money in the midterms than conservatives did
• January 23 – RealClearLife – Liberals spent more dark money in midterms than conservatives did
• January 23 – Politico Playbook – Cash Dash
• January 23 – Wall Street Journal – Liberals Outpaced Conservatives in Dark Money Midterm Spending
• January 22 – New York Times – Mitch McConnell Got Everything He Wanted. But at What Cost?
• January 18 – Government Executive – Shutdown Roundup: The Ethics of Feds’ GoFundMe Campaigns
• January 18 – The Hill – Beer lobby struggles with shutdown
• January 17 – USA Today – Shutdown: Federal employees, using crowdfunding sites like GoFundMe, likely violating ethics rules, experts say
• January 14 – Roll Call – New members, meet the slush funds
• January 14 – Roll Call – House conflict-of-interest rules still not up to snuff, ethics experts lament
• January 4 – Civil Beat – ‘I Feel The Energy’: Ed Case returns to Congress
• January 4 – OpenSecrets – Dark money groups funneled millions to powerful super PACs during 2018 midterms
• January 3 – Daily Caller News Foundation – Democrats pushing to match your tax dollars to small campaign contributions at an astonishing rate
• January 3 – Wall Street Journal – Democrats Set to Push Election Overhaul, Without GOP Support

• December 10, 2018 – USA Today – Rick Scott Spent record $63.6 million of his own money to win US senate seat
• December 7, 2018 – Fiscal Times – How Congress Got So Broken
• December 7, 2018 – Roll Call – Congress Lauds Amazon HQ2, But Staffers Worry About Making Rent
• December 7, 2018 – McClatchy – Jenkins sets up lobbying firm – but she’s still a Kansas congresswoman
• December 7, 2018 – North Jersey Record – Testing the waters? Cory Booker heads to New Hampshire before 2020 talk with advisors
• December 7, 2018 – Daily Beast – Congress, Please Don’t Embarrass Yourself on Sexual Harassment Reform*
• December 3, 2018 – Roll Call – Democrats go into 2018 with ethics blazing
• November 30, 2018 – RealClearPolicy – Why are members leaving Congress?*
• November 28, 2018 – The Hill – Want to drain the swamp? Invest in Congress*
• November 26, 2018 – Global Investigative Journalism Network – How They Did It: Uncovering the Top 15 “Dark Money Groups” in US Politics
• November 18, 2018 – MarketWatch – Secret political spending on track to reach $1 billion milestone
• November 16, 2018 – Weekly Standard – Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is Great at Getting Attention and Raising Money. Sound Familiar?
• November 16, 2018 – USA Today – In most expensive midterm elections in history, the biggest spender didn’t always win
• November 15, 2018 – Politico Morning Score – The growing prevalence of dark money
• November 14, 2018 – Nonprofit Quarterly – Another Attempt to Shine a Light on Hidden Money 
• November 12, 2018 – Boston Globe – The rise of the democracy entrepreneurs
• November 6, 2018 – Waco-Tribune Herald – And now begins the hard work of actual governance*
• November 6, 2018 – Washington Post – The heyday of television ads is over. Political campaigns ought to act like it.
• November 5, 2018 – MarketWatch – Why these midterms are unique: Democratic House challengers are outraising Republican incumbents
• November 5, 2018 – Civil Beat – Hawaii’s Big Donors Pump Millions into Mainland Political Campaigns
• November 5, 2018 – McClatchy – Former Trump Staffers Cash In
• November 2, 2018 – NIMSP – Darkness on the Edge of Town
• November 2, 2018 – Sludge – Members of Congress Have Raised $150 Million for Potential “Slush Funds” This Cycle
• November 2, 2018 – Financial Times – US Midterms: Democrats look to big data to beat Trump
• November 1, 2018 – Politico Massachusetts – Moulton’s cash flow
• October 31, 2018 – CBS News – Wall Street’s campaign contributions are flowing mostly to Democrats
• October 31, 2018 – The Hill – Harris tops all other senators in PAC fundraising
• October 31, 2018 – McClatchy – Potential 2020 presidential candidate Kamala Harris has top Senate fundraiisng pac
• October 31, 2018 – Bloomberg – Businesses Prep for Elections by Backing Incumbent Republicans
• October 27, 2018 – New York Times – A ‘No’ on Kavanaugh Yields a Windfall for Heitkamp’s Campaign Coffers
• October 25, 2018 – RealClearPolitics – Reform Movement Picks Up Steam Ahead of Midterms
• October 18, 2018 – Commercial Appeal – Dark money promotes cynicism and divides us
• October 17, 2018 – Commercial Appeal – Shine a light on dark money, Tennessee*
• October 9, 2018 – StoryBench – How Issue One uncovered the top 15 “dark money groups” in politics
• October 9, 2018 – Politico – Hidden money funding the midterms
• October 3, 2018 – Bloomberg Government – Lawsuit to reveal conservative group donors to proceed
• October 2, 2018 – Roll Call – Outside Money Fuels Court Fight Amid Calls for Kyl Not to Vote
• October 2, 2018 – KGNU News – Dark Money Illuminated
• September 26, 2018 – Daily Beast – Congress Still Can’t Pass Its Own Sexual Harassment Bill
• September 25, 2018 – Tech Crunch – Snapchat’s users are surprisingly old and its telling them to vote
• September 25, 2018 – Orlando Sentinel – Rick Scott vs. Bill Nelson: Who are the outside groups spending millions on the Senate race?
• September 25, 2018 – Press Democrat – Voters can finally learn who is buying all those attack ads
• September 23, 2018 – Scranton Times-Tribune – ‘Dark Money’ Illuminated
• September 22, 2018 – Cleveland Plain Dealer – Supreme Court decision may illuminate dark money
• September 21, 2018 – The Center for Public Integrity – New law: U.S. Senate candidates must e-file campaign finance reports
• September 21, 2018 – Roll Call – Senate e-filing launches new era in campaign disclosures
• September 21, 2018 – C-SPAN – Dark Money Illuminated
• September 21, 2018 – The Hill – Supreme Court leaves in place decision that will shine a light on dark money
• September 20, 2018 – Public News Service – U.S. Supreme Court Shines Light on Dark Money
• September 20, 2018 – North Jersey – Will Cory Booker be punished for breaking Senate rules by releasing Kavanaugh e-mails?
• September 19, 2018 – Arkansas Times – Supreme Court sheds some light on dark political money
• September 18, 2018 – Sludge – Dark Money Donors to be Revealed as SCOTUS Rejects Rove Group’s Stay Request
• September 18, 2018 – Politico Score – A Look Behind the Dark Money Curtain
• September 18, 2018 – The Hill – Supreme Court denies Crossroads GPS request to temporarily block campaign finance ruling
• September 18, 2018 – Roll Call – Court Bucks Chief Justice, Sheds Light on Dark Money
• September 18, 2018 – The Atlantic – Supreme Court Lets Stand a decision requiring ‘dark money’ disclosure
• September 18, 2018 – The Center for Public Integrity – Dark Money in politics about to get lighter
• September 18, 2018 – Reno Gazette-Journal – As Heller, Rosen point fingers over super PACS, dark money pours into Nevada Senate race
• September 18, 2018 – CNN – Dark Money groups could have to name their political donors ahead of midterms
• September 18, 2018 – Newsy – Dark Money’ groups will now have to reveal their donors
• September 18, 2018 – NPR – Supreme Court Orders Disclosure for Dark Money, as new report unveils some donors
• September 17, 2018 – Nonprofit Quarterly – The Ups and Downs of Turning the Spotlight on Dark Money
• September 17, 2018 – Politico Score – Senate e-filing should be in place by Oct. 15 deadline
• September 13, 2018 – Daily Beast – The right is dominating the money game. Kavanaugh will make it worse. 
• September 12, 2018 – ProPublica – Shedding some light on dark money political donors
• September 12, 2018 – USA Today – Exclusive: Three-quarters of the secret money in recent elections came from 15 groups
• September 10, 2018 – Daily Beast – Campaign slush funds send pols to Disney, beach, golfing
• August 22, 2018 – New York Times – In many close house races, Democrats are out-raising Republicans
• August 22, 2018 – RealClearPolitics – The Media are Missing a Movement
• August 20, 2018 – Roll Call – Report: Farenthold Tried to Steer Contract to Businessman Who Later Got Him Lucrative Job
• August 19, 2018 – Victoria Advocate – Farenthold tried to steer federal contract to Calhoun port chairman
• August 16, 2018 – Bustle – The RNC Spent Almost $1 Million at Trump Properties in 2018 
• August 12, 2018 – New York Times – For Voters Sick of Money in Politics, a New Pitch: No PAC Money Accepted
• August 11, 2018 – New York Times – A Congressman, a Financial Deal and an Intricate Web of Conflicts
• August 10, 2018 – Bloomberg BNA – Drug lobby quietly spent heavily ahead of 2016 election
• August 8, 2018 – NBC4i – Lawmakers use political funds for resorts, sporting events, fine dining
• August 7, 2018 – C-SPAN – Congressional use of Leadership PACs
• July 30, 2018 – Daily Beast – Robert Mueller Targeted Two Lobbying Firms. One is thriving in Trump’s D.C.
• July 27, 2018 – New York Times – The Stealth Campaign to Kill Obamacare
• July 24, 2018 – Roll Call – Groups Call for Fed Crackdown on Lawmaker Slush Funds
• July 24, 2018 – Sludge – Former Lawmakers ask FEC to Stop Politicians from Using PACs as Personal “Piggy Banks”
• July 23, 2018 – McClatchy – Donations to Nunes improperly used to charter a private jet, says complaint to FEC
• July 23, 2018 – NBC THINK – Democrats and the GOP finally agree on something: How to use PAC loopholes to fund luxury lifestyles
• July 20, 2018 – Reno Gazette-Journal – Why did Reid’s PAC buy Britney Spears tickets? New report details Congress’ ‘slush fund’
• July 20, 2018 – Texas Observer – How Pete Sessions Lives the High Life on Corporate Donors’ Dime
• July 20, 2018 – St. Louis Post-Dispatch – Wagner, Blunt, named in new report showing lavish spending by leadership Political Action Committees
• July 20, 2018 – Daily Caller – How politicians lead lives of luxury thanks to donors’ leadership PAC dollars
• July 19, 2018 – McClatchy – Rand Paul uses donor cash for European trips, while little goes to candidates
• July 19, 2018 – Roll Call – Charlie Palmer Steak, Men’s Warehouse – When PACs Pick Up Lawmaker Tabs
• July 19, 2018 – Fresno Bee – Nunes used political dollars for $15k in Celtic tickets, winery tours and Vegas trips
• July 19, 2018 – Washington Post – How members of Congress cultivate wealthy donors through a little-known PAC
• July 17, 2018 – Bloomberg – Republicans Have Money Advantage in Most Key U.S. House Races
• June 27, 2018 – Roll Call – Kicking and Screaming Toward Senate 2.0
• June 15, 2018 – New York Times – Will the Justice Department Investigate the Trump Foundation?
• May 30, 2018 – Morning Consult – Fighting the new digital propaganda war*
• May 26, 2018 – Associated Press – Emails show cooperation among EPA, climate-change deniers
• May 22, 2018 – Salon – Donald Trump’s presidency has hit remarkable new heights of corruption – and most of it is legal
• May 22, 2018 – Santa Ynez Valley News – Our View: Shining light for democracy
• May 21, 2018 – Yahoo! News – Reform group targets the ‘money state’ of anonymous donors
• May 21, 2018 – Colorado Public Radio – Colorado Governor’s Race: an expensive campaign with a major gap in disclosure
• May 21, 2018 – Morning Score – DISCLOSURE: VoteVets nonprofit powered by small group of big funders
• May 18, 2018 – Reno Gazette-Journal – Sen. Dean Heller paid son at least $52,500 in campaign cash for social media consulting
• May 17, 2018 – TIME – How Baby Boomers Destroyed America
• May 15, 2018 – Roll Call – Shaub: Trump’s ‘Wall of Secrecy’ Could Extend to Ethics Report
• May 14, 2018 – WYPR – Rep. Morella and Rep. Roemer on Trying to Fix a Broken Political System
• May 13, 2018 – CNBC – What the Michael Cohen scandal reveals about corporate lobbying in the age of Trump
• May 11, 2018 – Washington Post – This man runs a federal agency near Washington – from his home in Dallas
• May 11, 2018 – NPR – Did Trump’s Lawyer Michael Cohen Need to Register as a Lobbyist?
• May 10, 2018 – Ad Week – Congress releases 3,000 Russian Ads Found on Facebook
• May 8, 2018 – USA Today – John McCain tells us to take up arms against dark money*
• May 3, 2018 – Bloomberg – T-Mobile CEO checks into Trump Hotel on Fence-Mending D.C. Mission
• May 2, 2018 – New York Times – A lobbyist helped Scott pruitt plan a Morocco Trip. Then Morocco hired the lobbyist.
• April 27, 2018 – The Hill – Time for Washington to end the tradition of ‘pay to play’ politics*
• April 26, 2018 – Politico Playbook – Playbook: How long will Ronny Jackson last?
• April, 25, 2018 – Washington Post – The Political Center is Fighting Back
• April 25, 2018 – Facing South – Will Congress close the loophole that enabled Facebook’s Russian ads scandal?
• April 20, 2018 – Florida Times-Union – Friday Editorial: Transparency in political ads needed to protect democracy
• April 19, 2018 – MinnPost – In the wake of Cambridge Analytica revelations, new momentum behind Klobuchar’s Honest Ads Act
• April 18, 2018 – Vox – Nobody knows who was behind half the divisive ads on Facebook ahead of the 2016 election
• April 17, 2018 – Roll Call – A Deeper Look at 2016 Facebook Ads Targeting Pennsylvania, Wisconsin
• April 17, 2018 – Boston Magazine – The Comittee to Destroy Elizabeth Warren
• April 17, 2018 – Bloomberg – Republicans Aim to Keep Money Flowing After Wynn, Cohen Controversies
• April 16, 2018 – The Hill – Study details ‘suspicious’ Facebook ads in 2016 cycle
• April 16, 2018 – Splinter – New study shows Facebookw as overrun with ‘suspicious’ ads
• April 16, 2018 – Newsmax – Most of Divisive Facebook Ads Paid for by ‘Suspicious’ Groups
• April 16, 2018 – Bloomberg – Most of Divisive Facebook Ads Were Paid for by ‘Suspicious’ Groups
• April 16, 2018 – WIRED – How Russian Facebook Ads Divided and Targeted U.S. Voters Before the 2016 Election
• April 16, 2018 – Politico Tech – Morning Newsletter
• April 11, 2018 – Bloomberg – Senators tell Facebook CEO the Days of Self-Regulation May End
• April 11, 2018 – Bloomberg – A Condo Deal Like Pruitt’s Would Get Other EPA Staff in Trouble
• April 9, 2018 – Buffalo News – Collins repays loan he made to campaign, then ramps up fundraising
• April 9, 2018 – Roll Call – Facebook’s Lobbying Team Faces Test with Zuckerberg on Hill
• April 6, 2018 – Ad Week – Facebook will now require authorization of Issue-Based Political Ads and Pages in the U.S.
• April 5, 2018 – Lahaina News – Return government to the American people
• April 4, 2018 – Center for Public Integrity – Conservative ‘dark money’ group faces IRS complaint over tax filings
• March 28, 2018 – WBOI – Former Indiana Representatives Join Call for Political Change
• March 22, 2018 – The Hill – Congress to require FEC to report on foreign money in elections
• March 22, 2018 – CNBC – RNC spent $424,000 at Trump-owned properties in the first two months of 2018
• March 20, 2018 – Roll Call – Controversy swirls as lawmakers eye campaign finance changes
• March 19, 2018 – USA Today – Reports of Facebook data misuse spurs calls for regulation, scrutiny of social media firms
• March 19, 2018 – Madison.com – Former Rep. Tom Petri joins effort to strengthen campaign finance laws, political participation
• March 18, 2018 – The Daily Pennsylvanian – At Penn event, eight former Congress members urged students to do more in local politics
• March 18, 2018 – WDEL – Castle takes part in ‘Fix Politics Now’ forum
• March 17, 2018 – WAMC – Former CNY Congressman Part of ReFormers Caucus
• March 17, 2018 – BlueRidgeNow – Shuler joins other former lawmakers to call for reform
• March 17, 2018 – WASECA County News – Bipartisan campaign of ex-lawmakers push for reform
• March 16, 2018 – Grenville News – Former Rep. Bob Inglis joins bipartisan effort to restore sanity to the federal government
• March 16, 2018 – WBAP – Congressional Reformers Caucus Calling on 2018 Candidates to Join Movement Aimed at Fixing Broken Political System
• March 15, 2018 – Topeka Capital-Journal – Glickman optimistic public involvement can transform paralyzed D.C. culture
• March 15, 2018 – Roll Call – Plenty of pitfalls for Hill staffers doing campaign work
• March 15, 2018 – National Journal – The latest good-government push: Cracking down on franking
• March 15, 2018 – Bloomberg – Pennsylvania Offers Democrat a Roadmap to Win in Trump Country
• March 15, 2018 – The Hill – America has a broken political system it must fix*
• March 14, 2018 – TIME – Pennsylvania Special Election Exposed a Big Flaw in GOP Campaign Spending
• March 14, 2018 – Roll Call – House Committee Leadership is Becoming a Game of Musical Chairs
• March 14, 2018 – Charlotte Observer – Why the Pennsylvania election was a different blow for Republicans and President Trump
• March 13, 2018 – The Hill – Companies fretting over ‘foreign agents’ label
• March 12, 2018 – Cox – DC Waits for Trump verdict in Pennsylvania election
• March 12, 2018 – CNN – #2020 Vision
• March 11, 2018 – Rhode Island Public Radio – TGIF: 20 Things to Know About Rhode Island Politics and Media
• March 11, 2018 – Boston Globe – In Philly, a new chance for Patrick to raise his profile
• March 8, 2018 – The Hill – Ex-Bush ethics lawyer exploring bid for Franken’s former Senate seat
• March 7, 2018 – The Center for Responsive Politics – Low transparency, low regulation online political ads skyrocket
• March 5, 2018 – The Center for Public Integrity – Companies court lawmakers with charitable giving, but don’t always disclose the funds
• February 23, 2018 – MinnPost – What a boring-sounding award reveals about the creative lengths to which lobbyists will go to influence members of Congress
• February 22, 2018 – C-SPAN – Congressional Ethics Reform with Meredith McGehee
• February 16, 2018 – McClatchy – Lawmakers use campaign funds for NRA dues
• February 15, 2018 – Newsweek – Even Congress’ ethics watchdog isn’t ethical, says advocacy group
• February 14, 2018 – USA Today – President Trump’s lawyer leaves a string of questions about the porn star and Trump
• February 13, 2018 – Newsweek – Congress members are wasting hundreds of thousands by filing paper election donation records, says election commissioner
• February 6, 2018 – RealClearPolitics – Effort to Reform Two-Party Duopoly Gains Steam
• February 6, 2018 – Townhall – House Votes to Force Lawmakers to Pay for Their Own Sexual Harassment Settlements
• February 6, 2018 – The Hill – House passes landmark bill to combat sexual harassment on Capitol Hill
• February 4, 2018 – Kokomo Tribune – Time to reclaim founders’ vision
• February 1, 2018 – Cox – Lamb campaign raises more than Saccone, but outside money dominates
• January 30, 2018 – Maplight – Koch-Linked Dark Money Organization Declines Release of 2014, 2015 Contributions List
• January 25, 2018 – Roll Call – Critics point to problems with sexual harassment bill
• January 23, 2018 – CNN – House sexual harassment bill promises transparency but cuts out ethics watchdog
• January 23, 2018 – Daily Caller – House used shutdown chaos to ‘de-fang’ harassment slush fund reform, ethics experts say
• January 23, 2018 – MSNBC’s Morning Joe – It’s time to end the two party blame game
• January 20, 2018 – The Hill – House sexual harassment overhaul sidelines ethics watchdog
• January 19, 2018 – Bloomberg – House Plan for Sexual-Harrassment Complaints Would Bypass Ethics Watchdog
• January 19, 2018 – The Tribune – Congressional hopeful Justin Fareed should disclose ranching and oil ties, watchdogs say
• January 17, 2018 – Roll Call – House Judiciary Advances Foreign Lobby Overhaul
• January 10, 2018 – Bloomberg – Lobbyists have a new secret weapon
• January 8, 2018 – The Hill – Refocusing our politics on the issues that matter*
• January 4, 2018 – Washington Post Magazine – How the Clinton-Gingrich years became ‘the good old days’ 
• January 4, 2018 – C-SPAN – Political Reform with Nick Penniman

Stories marked with an * are op-eds.

• December 30, 2017 – Alaska Daily News – Alaska political roundup: Here’s the ANWR-themed Christmas carol sung by Lisa Murkowski
• December 25, 2017 – Newsmax – Democrats Hope to Ride Wave, Regain House Majority
• December 24, 2017 – New York Times – Democrats Leave Few Seats Unchallenged in Quest for House Control
• December 21, 2017 – Commercial Appeal – Zach Wamp’s Bipartisan Campaign to Save the Two Party System
• December 17, 2017 – Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson – Investigating Ethics on Capitol Hill
• December 15, 2017 – Commercial Appeal – Waters: Polarized politics makes us see red, feel blue
• December 15, 2017 – Commercial Appeal – Bipartisan political reform is possible, if people want it*
• December 15, 2017 – Politico – House office silently helps members resolve harassment claims
• December 13, 2017 – The Hill – Congress must capitalize on this moment in time to restore integrity*
• December 12, 2017 – Detroit News – Conyers’ exit closes doors for redress for accusers
• December 12, 2017 – RealClearPolitics – The seeds of a moderate movement must be nurtured
• December 11, 2017 – Bloomberg – Manafort still profiting from mostly silent Pro-Trump group
• December 7, 2017 – Washington Post – A to-do list for the new congressional reform caucus
• December 7, 2017 – Washington Post – House Ethics Committee Revives Investigation into Rep. Farenthold
• December 7, 2017 – Washington Post – How House members guard their secrets in sexual harassment cases
• December 4, 2017 – NPR – In Politics, Decision on Sexual Harassment Allegations A Slow Process
• December 1, 2017 – Breitbart – Obama Campaigners Rush Over $1 Million in Secretive ‘In-Kind’ Donations to Shell ‘Independent Expenditure’ Group Backing Doug Jones
• December 1, 2017 – Washington Post – Treasury fund paid for one sexual harassment settlement involving a House office in the last five years, data shows
• December 1, 2017 – CNN – Lawmakers say panel investigating Conyers not known for speed
• November 30, 2017 – WRCB-TV – Bill aims to get rid of sexual harassment hush fund
• November 29, 2017 – Los Angeles Times – Why is Congress so slow and secretive when policing members charged with sexual harassment?
• November 27, 2017 – Mining Journal – Electronic filing of campaign finance reports makes sense
• November 24, 2017 – Detroit News – Stabenow expresses support for Senate e-filing bill
• November 24, 2017 – McClatchy – Top Trump staffers failed to file financial reports on their way out the door
• November 23, 2017 – The Hill – Senate ‘ethics’ committee is a black hole where allegations die*
• November 21, 2017 – National Journal – The Swamp Remains Undrained
• November, 21, 2017 – MidPod – Is money in politics a bipartisan issue?
• November 21, 2017 – Bloomberg – The One Job in D.C. That Everyone Wants
• November 15, 2017 – NPR – ‘Drain the Swamp’? Hardly. Washington Appears More Stuck In The Muck Than Ever.
• November 15, 2o17 – The Center for Public Integrity – Kochs key among small group quietly funding legal assault on campaign finance regulation
• November 9, 2017 – The Inlander – Cleaning the Houses*
• November 9, 2017 – American Prospect – Democracy Is In Shambles – or Is it? 
• November 8, 2017 – NBC News – Trump’s Chinese Gas Deal Raises Ethics Issues for Wilbur Ross
• November 8, 2017 – NPR – Trump Used to disparage An Anti-Bribery Law; Will He Enforce It Now? 
• November 3, 2017 – USA Today – Rep. Steve Chabot’s campaign has paid son-in-law’s firm more than $150,000 for web consulting
• November 2, 2017 – BuzzFeed – Kid Rock Sold Merch For His Fake Senate Campaign For Months. Where Did The Money Go?
• November 1, 2017 – The Hill – Top lobbyists 2017: Grassroots
• October 31, 2017 – Bloomberg – Here’s Why It’s So Hard to Regulate Political Ads on Social Media
• October 26, 2017 – The Hill – This is the best first step to Russian meddling in our politics*
• October 24, 2017 – C-SPAN – Political Ads on Social Media
• October 23, 2017 – Bloomberg – DNC Fundraising Committee Allows Large Contributions
• October 23, 2017 – Politico Influence – Lobbying firms report another strong quarter under Trump
• October 23, 2017 – Think Progress – This is how easy it has become for megadonors to funnel million-dollar checks to political parties
• October 19, 2017 – Ad Week – Proposed Legislation Makes Some Online Political Ads More Transparent, but It Doesn’t Cover Many Gray Areas
• October 18, 2017 – Quartz – Congress finally has a bill to regulate Facebook. Here’s what it says
• October 18, 2017 – Variety – Harvey Weinstein Scandal Not Expected to Impact Political Fundraising
• October 18, 2017 – E&E News – Controversial chemicals nominee already at agency
• October 17, 2017 – Blunt Force Truth – Draining the Swamp with Rep. Zach Wamp (R-TN)
• October 17, 2017 – Vox – Trump’s 2020 campaign is raising millions from small donors and spending it on legal fees
• October 17, 2017 – FiveThirtyEight – Significant Digits
• October 13, 2017 – WGRZ-TV – House Ethics Committee investigating Rep. Chris Collins
• October 11, 201 7 – Vanity Fair – The Conspiracy Theorist Disrupting Trumpworld’s Dumb-Money Racket
• October 11, 2017 – The Street – Trump Bends Ethics, Finance Norms Without Breaking Laws
• October 8, 2017 – Chattanooga Times Free Press – Wamp: If Berke runs for U.S. Senate, he should ‘step down’ as Chattanooga mayor
• October 7, 2017 – Santa Fe New Mexican – Shooting in Las Vegas, Nev. – the NRA wins, society loses*
• October 5, 2017 – Bloomberg – Candidates, Party Fundraising Skyrockets in Latest FEC Summary
• October 3, 2017 – C-SPAN – Gill v. Whitford Oral Argument Reaction
• October 3, 2017 – Bloomberg – Facebook fought rules that could have exposed fake Russia ads
• October 3, 2017 – McClatchy – Jared Kushner fined again for late ethics form, Ivanka Trump fined too
• September 30, 2017 – New York Times – How Two Sentences in Tax Plan May Help Unleash $1 Billion in Lobbying
• September 27, 2017 – Quartz – Facebook isn’t consulting the experts to fight Russian election meddling on its platform
• September 26, 2017 – Vox – 3 winners and 3 losers from Alabama’s Senate Republican primary
• September 25, 2017 – Vanity Fair – Steve Mnuchin Shocked Anyone Believed Trump’s Populist Nonsense
• September 25, 2017 – Washington Examiner – Congressional dysfunction is a national security concern*
• September 25, 2017 – Politico – Congressional aides risk conflicts with stock trades
• September 25, 2017 – Vox – Alabama’s Roy Moore would be the most extreme senator, with huge consequences for Congress
• September 22, 2017 – American Prospect – Facebook Fiasco
• September 21, 2017 – Bloomberg – Russian Buys on Facebook Prompt Calls to end Web’s Wild West
• September 20, 2017 – COX TV – Washington dysfunction is damaging U.S. national security
• September 20, 2017 – Yahoo! Finance – Maybe Facebook and Twitter should be regulated like TV
• September 20, 2017 – Roll Call – Word on the Hill: Let’s Talk Washington Dysfunction
• September 20, 2017 – The Hill – Lobbyists reluctant to fund legal defense of Trump officials
• September 17, 2017 – The Hill – Washington dysfunction is damaging U.S. national security*
• September 15, 2017 – JustSecurity – Norms Watch: Democracy, the Trump Administration, and Reactions to It (September 8-September 15)
• September 13, 2017 – Law.com – Trump’s Big Law FEC Nominee Under Fire For Tweets, Views
• September 13, 2017 – Washington Post – Trump nominates conservative Texas lawyer to Federal Election Commission
• September 11, 2017 – New York Post – Trump hires Chinese company to build newest golf club
• September 11, 2o17 – McClatchy – Trump promised not to work with foreign entities. His company just did
• September 8, 2017 – Breitbart – Report: Facebook sold political ads to Russians during 2016 election
• September 7, 2017 – Variety – Senator Calls for More Information from Facebook, Twitter on Russian Influence on Election
• September 7, 2017 – Roll Call – Word on the Hill
• September 6, 2017 – Variety – Facebook Sold Political Ads to Russian Sources During 2016 Election
• August 31, 2017 – The Center for Public Integrity – Democrats say ‘Citizens United’ should die. Here’s why that won’t happen.
• August 30, 2017 – Buffalo News – Collins re-elected to board of biotech firm at center of ethics probe
• August 29, 2017 – WGRZ-TV – Review of Chris Collins’ stock deals moves to ethics committee 
• August 24, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution – Trump’s small dollar donors help salve his big business bruises 
• August 24, 2017 – Globe and Mail – As Congress prepares to return, Trump deepens tensions with fellow Republicans
• August 23, 2017 – Broadcast Law Blog – Complaints Filed Against TV Stations for Public File Violations on Political Issue Ads
• August 23, 2017 – IRE – Book List
• August 22, 2017 – Law Newz – Illegal Campaign Finance Shenanigans Alleged During Handel-Ossofff Race in Georgia
• August 22, 2017 – New Republic – Yes, Democrats Have a Fundraising Problem
• August 21, 2017 – Bloomberg – Trump’s small-dollar donors help salve his big business bruises
• August 18, 2017 – Roll Call – Budget and Appropriations Members Rack Up Travel Time
• August 15, 2017 – Washington Post – Winners and losers in the races to succeed Jeff Sessions and Jason Chaffetz
• August 10, 2017 – Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson – Price of Power
• August 10, 2017 – Chattanooga Times Free Press – Wamp: Washington, Get Your House in Order*
• August 10, 2017 – McClatchy – Kushner fined for late financial report 
• August 9, 2017 – Brown County Democrat – Congressman Buck hears about local concerns
• August 9, 2017 – The Hill – Fundraising slows at pro-Trump super PACs
• August 8, 2017 – Salon – The latest sneaky attempt to increase corporate political power
• August 7, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution – State lawmaker: Keeping annexed territory out of APS would create ‘hybrid’ Atlantans
• August 6, 2017 – CNN – Curbing the influence of money on politics
• August 2, 2017 – Cleveland Daily Banner – Wamp tells politicians: Serve the nation, not the parties
• August 2, 2017 – The Hill – Retailers, drug industry surge in lobbying’s top 50
• August 1, 2017 – Center for Public Integrity – House Ethics Committee scolds, doesn’t punish Roger Williams
• August 1, 2017 – The Hill – Ethics panel dismisses case against Rep. Williams over transportation proposal
• July 29, 2017 – MarketWatch – Views vary over whether Scaramucci’s ale of SkyBridge to a Chinese conglomerate poses a conflict
• July 28, 2017 – Marketplace – Scaramucci’s hedge fund sale to Chinese firm could pose a conflict of interest
• July 26, 2017 – National Journal – Despite Win, Obamacare-Repeal Effort Faces Cloudy Future
• July 21, 2017 – Bloomberg – Scaramucci Still Has Unfinished Business in China
• July 18, 2017 – Tampa Bay Times – Endangered dept: Carlos Curbelo raising $54,000 a week
• July 17, 2o17 – The Citizen’s Voice – Transparency is needed in Congress
• July 16, 2017 – Billings Gazette – Archaic Senate rule, Preserving river project, Preventing premature death 
• July 16, 2017 – Newsmax – Trump Raises $13.3 Million in Second Quarter, FEC Records Show
• July 16, 2017 – Voice of America – Watchdogs Push for Beefing Up US Government Ethics Office
• July 15, 2017 – Bloomberg – Trump Campaign Paid $50,000 to Firm Now Representing Son
• July 14, 2017 – Morning Consult – It is Time for the U.S. Senate to Join the 21st Century*
• July 12, 2017 – Detroit News – Don’t pump more money into politics*
• July 7, 2017 – Bloomberg – Calls to Bolster U.S. Ethics Agency Reach Crescendo after Director Quits
• June 29, 2017 – The Hill – Post-Watergate ethics panel needs urgent makeover*
• June 26, 2017 – Roll Call – Lawmakers Want Trump’s Tax Returns, but Won’t Release Their Own
• June 22, 2017 – Huffington Post – The Emerging Republican Majority
• June 21, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution – Live updates: Karen Handel clinches Georgia’s 6th district
• June 21, 2017 – Salon – Only 58 percent of eligible voters turned out for Georgia special election
• June 21, 2017 – The Conversation – Only 58 percent of eligible voters turned out for Georgia special election
• June 21, 2017 – Marietta Daily Journal – Karen Handel maintains GOP control of 6th District
• June 20, 2017 – Daily Wire – In Most Expensive House Race Ever, GOP’s Handel Feats Dems’ Ossoff
• June 20, 2017 – Agence France-Presse – Record campaign spending in Georgia as Democrat seeks anti-Trump upset
• June 20, 2017 – Sirius XM – Interview: Voters head to polls in Georgia’s 6th Congressional District
• June 20, 2017 – Washington Post – Some fishy activity from Congress* 
• June 20, 2017 – Los Angeles Times – Why California is so interested in today’s nail-biter House race in Georgia
• June 20, 2017 – Marietta Daily Journal – Test of 6th district today
• June 20, 2017 – NBC News – Out-of-State Interests Spent $26.2 Million on Georgia Special Election
• June 20, 2017 – Wall Street Journal – Morning Report
• June 20, 2017 – The Center for Public Integrity – Georgia’s special congressional election proves all politics aren’t local
• June 19, 2017 – CBS News – Trump calls out Ossoff, tweets support of Handel on eve of Georgia election
• June 19, 2017 – Marietta Daily Journal – Test of 6th District today
• June 19, 2017 – Slate – Will the 6th district swing left?
• June 19, 2017 – Wall Street Journal – Money is Pouring Into the Georgia House Race – Here’s Where It’s Coming From
• June 19, 2017 – Vox – Guess who’s funding multimillion-dollar ad blitzes slamming Ossoff’s out-of-state donors?
• June 19, 2017 – Fox News – In Georgia House Race, Parties Battle for New Swing Voters
• June 19, 2017 – Roll Call – Book Explores How Lobbyists Fill Void in Washington
• June 19, 2017 – Atlanta-Journal Constitution – Spending in Georgia Sixth race pushes past $50 million
• June 18, 2017 – Wall Street Journal – In Georgia House Race, Parties Battle for New Swing Voters
• June 18, 2017 – Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson – Quitting Congress
• June 14, 2017 – Roll Call – Word on the Hill: Mai Tais Flowing on the Hill
• June 13, 2017 – Minnesota Public Radio – Listen: Questions on money and ethics in Washington
• June 12, 2017 – Massachusetts Live – US Rep. Richard Neal transferred $1 out of every $6 in campaign contributions to Democratic Party, report finds
• June 6, 2017 – Teen Vogue – Two former Reps. have the best advice for women who want to run for office*
• June 1, 2017 – Bloomberg – White House waivers let Trump appointees work with past clients
• May 31, 2017 – Sirius XM Radio – Interview: The Price of Power
• May 30, 2017 – Huffington Post – A secret to leadership in Congress: Lean to the green*
• May 30, 2017 – The Hill – Congress must reform its rigged ‘dial for dollars’ fundraising system*
• May 30, 2017 – The Daily Signal – The Price of Power
• May 30, 2017 – Washington Post Editorial Board – ‘Some have classified it as treason,’ but the opposing-party lawmakers are collaborating
• May 29, 2017 – Mic – Senior PGA Championship raises questions about Trump profiting off presidency
• May 29, 2017 – C-SPAN – Interview: Congressional fundraising and the price of power
• May 29, 2017 – Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson – Interview: Congress’ maddening, secretive quota system
• May 26, 2017 – The Hill – Republican Gianforte wins hotly-contested Montana special election
• May 26, 2017 – Wall Street Journal – Republican Greg Gianforte wins Montana House special election despite assault charge
• May 25, 2017 – E&E News – Records, watchdogs raise questions on Zinke’s ethics deal
• May 25, 2017 – American Prospect – Ethics Watchdog Can Only Do So Much
• May 22, 2017 – Roll Call – Supreme Court affirms ban on ‘Soft Money’ in Campaigns
• May 15, 2017 – Washington Post – P.S.: One of the ring leaders works in your bank!’: Is this congressman’s fundraising letter a threat?
• May 7, 2017 – Denver Post – Ken Buck and Jared Polis are right to call for a stronger FEC*
• May 4, 2017 – National Press Foundation – Reporters share tips for documenting campaign cash
• May 4, 2017 – Roll Call – Trump order could lure churches into dark money politics
• May 4, 2017 – USA Today – Trump’s trade pick clears hurdle, despite past foreign lobbying
• May 1, 2017 – Politico – Trump’s new campaign ad mirrors one produced by pro-Trump nonprofit
• April 27, 2017 – The Hill – Constitutional amendment could vastly improve campaign finance
• April 27, 2017 – KUNC – Reps. Buck and Polis want better enforcement of campaign finance laws
• April 25, 2017 – Austin American-Statesman – Texas congressman promotes an accounting method that benefits his car dealerships
• April 24, 2017 – NPR – In Trump’s first 100 days, a resistance network digs in
• April 24, 2017 – McClatchy – Texas congressman promotes an accounting method that benefits his car dealerships
• April 21, 2017 – Associated Press – Trump secrecy threatens his ‘drain the swamp’ agenda
• April 20, 2017 – CQ Roll Call – Rising Stars 2017: Advocates
• April 20, 2017 – The Hill – Report: GOP lawmakers selling access to top staffers
• April 20, 2017 – The Intercept – Republicans sell access to Congressional Staffers, Flouting Cardinal Ethics Rule
• April 19, 2017 – PBS Newshour – What’s to come as Georgia special election moves into a runoff
• April 18, 2017 – The Morning Call – Campaign money flowing to polarized Capitol Hill
• April 18, 2017 – Atlanta Journal-Constitution – Georgia’s 6th District race heads to runoff following drama-filled night
• April 18, 2017 – USA Today – George House race, seen as Trump referendum, heads to a runoff
• April 17, 2017 – Sirius XM – Interview: The Federal Election Commission
• April 17, 2017 – Breitbart – The Trump effect propels House campaigns to record fundraising
• April 15, 2017 – LawNewz – ‘We’ll See Them in Court’: Group Responds to White House’s Refusal to Release Visitor Logs
• April 15, 2017 – New York Times – Trump Raises Millions for 2020 Election Bid
• April 14, 2017 – The Hill – How Congress can reform campaign finance for the American people*
• April 14, 2017 – Roll Call – Freedom Caucus Member’s Book Slams Money-Obsessed Politicians
• April 13, 2017 – Bloomberg BNA – Bipartisan Bill Would Restructure FEC to End Gridlock
• April 12, 2017 – Washington Examiner – Lawmakers launch bipartisan effort to break FEC stalemate
• April 7, 2017 – Huffington Post – Nunes Blames ‘Left-Wing’ Activists for his Ethics Investigation, But That’s Not Quite Right
• April 7, 2017 – Los Angeles Times – Devin Nunes steps aside as head of House inquiry into Russia’s meddling in 2016 election
• April 3, 2017 – Teen Vogue – The Big Thing That’s Keeping Women Out of Politics*
• April 1, 2017 – Bloomberg – All the President’s Millionaires: Trump Aides Unveil Assets
• March 30, 2017 – Roll Call – Mnuchin’s ‘Batman’ Flap is no joke, ethics experts say
• March 27, 2017 – The Hill – Money doesn’t buy elections and elections aren’t rigged. Period.
• March 24, 2017 – Center for Responsive Politics – Trump’s “beachhead” teams host fodzens of former lobbyists
• March 23, 2017 – Associated Press – On ethics of adviser’s China deal, Trump goes case by case
• March 15, 2017 – Fox News – FBI No. 2 did not disclose wife’s ties to Clinton ally, records show
• March 15, 2017 – Washington Examiner – Being in Congress is still all about fundraising and voters are tired of it*
• March 2, 2017 – Mic – Will Trump help more women get elected to office?*
• February 26, 2017 – NPR – Ethics Watchdog has big impact on federal workers, but not on Trump
• February 21, 2017 – Law Newz – Watch out: Three sneaky ways that politicians could weaken the Office of Congressional Ethics*
• February 14, 2017 – Bloomberg BNA – Icahn regulatory role risks conflict
• February 10, 2017 – Center for Responsive Politics – For freshman lawmakers, debt is the cost of doing business
• February 9, 2017 – American Prospect – Another first for Trump: A policy arm operating in total secret
• February 9, 2017 – Washington Post – Under-the-radar change to congressional ethics watchdog may weaken it
• February 9, 2017 – NPR – Defense Department renting at Trump tower is another step into ethical murk
• February 3, 2017 – Bloomberg – Trump’s trade representative could negotiate for his biggest client’s industry
• February 2, 2017 – The Hill – Battle over EPA pick is big business
• January 31, 2017 – NPR – Trump Political Advisers Now Raising Money For His “America First” Agenda
• January 30, 2017 – The Hill – Lobbyists adjust to Trump’s new rules
• January 25, 2017 – Bloomberg – Trump’s trade pick may face hurdle over past lobbying for Brazil
• January 23, 2017 – Wall Street Journal – Republicans set to gather for policy retreat backed by corporations
• January 20, 2017 – Washington Post – Wealthy donors, once Trump’s punching bag, get VIP treatment at inauguration
• January 19, 2017 – Huffington Post – The ethics problems plaguing Trump’s cabinet have sunk plenty of prior nominees
• January 19, 2017 – The Hill – Forget insider trading: Tom Price may have violated House Ethics rules*
• January 18, 2017 – Newsmax – Lobbyists retain role in Trump administration
• January 18, 2017 – Center for Responsive Politics – A Senate vote on prescription drug price legislation calls royalties into question
• January 17, 2017 – Roll Call – Crisis averted but future is still unclear for House watchdog
• January 12, 2017 – Bloomberg – A soft-spoken ethics chief rips up the playbook to challenge Trump
• January 12, 2017 – Marketplace – Trump’s plan to end conflicts raises questions
• January 12, 2017 – Washington Post – 7 questionable claims Donald Trump’s lawyer made while detailing his business plan
• January 10, 2017 – NBC Nightly News – Trump Son-in-law Jared Kushner named Senior Adviser to President
• January 9, 2017 – Politico – Selling his empire would cost Trump money. A lot of it.
• January 9, 2017 – Associated Press – Trump’s pick for intel chief spent years as lobbyist
• January 9, 2017 – Politico – 10 ways Donald Trump could address his conflicts of interest
• January 4, 2017 – Austin American-Statesman – Roger Williams was probed by ethics office targeted by Republicans
• January 3, 2017 – The Street – House scraps Ethics Overhaul after Trump tweets
• January 3, 2017 – The Nation – House Republicans dive into the swamp

• Modernizing Committee unanimously passes 16 new recommendations to increase bipartisanship, civility, and efficiency in Congress (December 19)
• Strong bipartisan election security measures poised to become law (December 18)
• Issue One to House members: Vote for Modernizing Committee recommendations (December 13)
• Foundations, it’s time to give 1% of your assets to fix Democracy (December 13)
• Modernization Committee introduces bipartisan legislation with nearly 30 recommendations to help fix Congress (December 10)
• FCC admonishes TV stations for political ad non-disclosures following Issue One & Campaign Legal Center complaints (December 6)
• Five numbers that show how the FEC is MIA (December 1)
• While Washington is divided, Issue One celebrates bipartisan political reform and presents the inaugural Teddy Roosevelt Courage Awards to members of Congress (November 21)
• Issue One statement on the House voting to extend the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress (November 14)
• Issue One’s Inaugural Teddy Roosevelt Courage Awards honors four bipartisan members of Congress dedicated to fixing the broken political system (November 14)
• Event: Decoding digital ads on Facebook, Google, Snapchat, and Twitter ahead of 2020 (November 6)
• The House must extend the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress (November 6)
• New report: Digital Disaster — The failures of Facebook, Google, and Twitter’s political ad policies (November 5)
• More than 90 national security leaders, former members of Congress, and top administration officials push for election security reform in the Senate (October 31)
• Adopting ways of Washington, more than half of freshman House members now have leadership PACs (October 31)
• 5 things we learned from the latest 2020 campaign finance reports (October 17)
• Senate Intelligence Committee makes the case for the Honest Ads Act (October 11)
• Cross-partisan coalition urges presidential candidates to embrace transparency and disclose their big-money campaign fundraisers (October 9)
• Four numbers that show how the FEC is M.I.A. (October 1)
• Experts tell Capitol Hill staff of ongoing threats to U.S elections and how to address them as part of our “Don’t Mess With US” project (September 26)
• Issue One launches “FEC M.I.A.” to spotlight nation’s broken election watchdog (September 25)
• Arizona Senator Martha McSally (R) supports key election security legislation endorsed by Issue One’s “Don’t Mess With US” project (September 24)
• Reps. Bill Posey (R-FL) and Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) co-sponsor the Honest Ads Act (September 20)
• Senate Majority Leader McConnell (R-KY) supports increased election security funding (September 19)
• Issue One: Support for election security is growing across political spectrum (September 18)
• New documents affirm Issue One reports about the price of power in Congress (September 12)
• Election security at risk: 5 loopholes that allow foreign interference in our elections (September 11)
• Outside money plays major role in hotly contested North Carolina special election: Here are 7 numbers to know about the money in the NC-09 race (September 9)
• Super PACS have raised millions for 2020 presidential race (August 1)
• Reps. Brian Mast (R-FL) and Anthony Brindisi (D-NY) co-sponsor the Honest Ads Act (August 1)
• Four critical leadership PAC reporting tips (July 29)
• Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress unanimously approves its second set of recommendations (July 25)
• Five things we learned from the latest round of 2020 campaign finance reports (July 16)
• Rep. Gregory Steube (R-FL) co-sponsors the Political Accountability and Transparency Act (June 25)
• Reps. Gregory Steube (R-FL) and Lori Trahan (D-MA) co-sponsor the Honest Ads Act (June 25)
• Cross-partisan coalition urges all presidential candidates to disclose their big-money campaign fundraisers (June 24)
• FEC deadlocks and greenlights workaround for House members spending on charter and private flights (June 12)
• Reps. Pete Olson (R-TX) and Jim Cooper (D-TN) cosponsor the Honest Ads Act (June 7)
• Reps. Peter King (R-NY) and Elijah Cummings (D-MD) cosponsor the Honest Ads Act (June 6)
• New FEC inspector general report describes a hobble watchdog (June 5)
• Special counsel Mueller’s remarks on election interference by foreign actors underline need for bipartisan measures like the Honest Ads Act (May 29)
• Fundraising demands continue to drive lawmakers out of Washington (May 28)
• FEC approves proposal offering cybersecurity services to campaigns (May 23)
• Modernizing committee unanimously passes first transparency reform measures (May 23)
• Congressional leadership PACs continue to subsidize lavish lifestyles (May 22)
• Justice Department indictment highlights tiniest sliver of money from secret and foreign sources that is influencing our elections. (May 13)
• Issue One remembers the lives of ReFormers Sen. Dick Lugar (R-IN) and Rep. Ellen Tauscher (D-CA) (May 10)
• Federal Election Commission discusses, then tables, proposal to speed up its enforcement process (May 9)
• 115 Republican and Democratic former elected officials: It is time to prevent foreign interference and pass the Honest Ads Act (May 8)
• Republicans and Democrats in both chambers unite to protect U.S. elections from foreign interference (May 8)
• Fix Congress! Powerful testimony from six former lawmakers on how Congress is broken (May 2)
• Eight things you should know about the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress (April 29)
• Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is not invincible (April 29)
• Will Democrats embrace dark money to win 2020? (April 29)
• FEC poised to approve proposal offering cybersecurity services to campaigns (April 25)
• Busted & Broke – Why the Federal Election Commission doesn’t work (April 23)
• Broad cross-partisan coalition urges 2020 presidential candidates to disclose their big-money campaign fundraisers (April 11)
• Fix Congress! What happened at the first hearing to modernize Congress (March 14)
• Three lessons learned from H.R. 1 (March 14)
• Issue One applauds Rep. John Katko (R-NY) for co-sponsoring the Political Accountability and Transparency Act (February 26)
• The continuing “Price of Power”: How the political parties leaned on legislative leaders for cash during the 115th Congress (February 26)
• Seven lawmakers introduce bipartisan bill to fix the Federal Election Commission (February 19)
• Issue One statement: Members of the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress should seize this historic opportunity (February 8)
• In 2018 midterms, liberal dark money groups outspent conservative counterparts for first time since Citizens United (January 23)
• Political Accountability and Transparency Act reintroduced in 116th Congress (January 18)
• Issue One CEO Nick Penniman: House Democrats must reach out to Republicans to create a bipartisan comprehensive political reform proposal (January 11)
• Issue One Commends U.S. Chamber of Commerce for adding bipartisanship to Congressional scorecard, urges business lobby to join fight for political reform (January 10)
• Issue One Applauds House for Prioritizing Modernizing Congress and Strong Accountability Provisions in House Rules Package for the 116th Congress (January 4)

• Super PACs and dark money groups combined to outspend candidates in a record number of races in 2018 (December 19)
• Issue One announces independent news publication “The Firewall” with Veteran CQ Roll Call Editors David Hawkings & David Meyers (December 18)
• Reps. Rice, Gallagher, and Kilmer Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Increase Disclosure and Accountability of Political Spending (December 13)
• Issue One Statement on Congress Reaching a Deal on Sexual Harassment Overhaul (December 13)
• Why We Left Congress: How the Legislative Branch is Broken and What We Can Do About It (December 6)
• Issue One launches 116th Congress with Capitol Hill Event (November 30)
• More than 50 former members of Congress urge the FEC to close personal use loophole for leadership PACS (November 16)
• Campaign Legal Center, Issue One urge FEC to Stop Politicians’ abuse of leadership PACs (November 16)
• New Issue One Poll: Voters want to reduce the influence of big money in politics (November 9)
• Leadership PACs, Inc: How Washington power players use leadership PAC contributions to buy access and influence (October 31)
• Congressional Reformers Caucus Grows Bipartisan Membership to 32 (September 28)
• Senate candidates to begin e-filing campaign finance reports after Issue One-backed policy is signed into law (September 21)
• “Dark Money Illuminated” – Issue One shines a light on the top 15 secretive groups spending millions of dollars to sway voters and malign candidates(September 18)
• Broad coalition urges House of Representatives to update ethics rules to prohibit lawmakers from serving on boards of publicly traded companies (September 5)
• All Expenses Paid – How Leadership PACs Became Politicians’ Preferred Ticket to Luxury Living (July 19)
• Issue One’s ReFormers Caucus Surpasses 200 Member Milestone (June 14)
• IRS revokes dark money group Americans for Job Security’s tax exempt status (June 12)
• Issue One’s ReFormers Caucus expands to all 50 states (May 14)
• With the release of Russian Facebook ads, the debate is over: Congress must pass the Honest Ads Act (May 10)
• Senator Menendez (D-NJ) deserves to be censured (April 27)
• White House OMB Director pulls back curtain on the worst of Washington (April 25)
• Who supports the Honest Ads Act? Some of the country’s largest tech firms (April 25)
• Bipartisan Senate bill to save taxpayers money and increase transparency reaches new level of support (April 24)
• New research study illuminates need for closing digital loopholes that allow foreign interference in U.S. elections (April 16)
• Issue One and Campaign Legal Center file IRS complaint against major “dark money” group (April 4)
• The rebirth of democracy in Philadelphia (March 20)
• Issue One launches national campaign to “Fix Politics Now” in the 2018 election cycle (March 16)
• The Ethics Blind Spot – How the House and Senate ethics committees fail to foster a culture of high ethical standards in Congress (February 13)
• The U.S. still isn’t addressing foreign interference in our politics (January 25)
• House leadership hides behind shutdown to undermine the Office of Congressional Ethics (January 19)

• Nineteen House lawmakers launch first-of-its-kind bipartisan congressional caucus focused on ethics and political reform (December 6)
• More than half of all senators support commonsense bill to save taxpayers money and increase transparency (December 6)
• Issue One urges FEC to update online political advertising disclosure regulations (November 10)
• Issue One comments on the Office of Government Ethics’ (OGE) 2018 strategic plan (November 2)
• Issue One raises concerns about Democratic Party’s new mega joint fundraising committee (October 20)
• The Honest Ads Act would safeguard U.S. politics from foreign interference (October 19)
• How many candidates will be outgunned by outside groups in 2018? (September 25)
• Watchdogs file FCC complaints regarding lack of disclosure in most expensive House race in history (August 22)
• By overturning Sheldon Silver’s corruption conviction, the courts undermine public trust (July 13)
• Statement on campaign-finance related riders in House Appropriations Committee markup of government funding bill (July 12)
• The Price of Power: How Political Parties Squeeze Influential Lawmakers to Boost their Campaign Coffers (May 30)
• Chief of Policy, Programs and Strategy Meredith McGehee named 2017 Rising Star of Advocacy by Roll Call (April 21)
• Secretaries Tom Ridge, Dan Glickman and Lt. Gov. Kerry Healey join Issue One’s Board of Directors (April 10)
• Bipartisan FEC overhaul bill introduced by Reps. Derek Kilmer (D-WA) and Jim Renacci (R-OH) (April 6)
• Here’s how President Trump’s speech should have addressed draining the swamp (March 1)
• Nation on the Take now in paperback (February 7)
• Statement on President Trump’s lobbying executive order (January 28)
• House passes bill requiring transparency from presidential library donors (January 5)