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New Lawsuit: CLC Represents Civic Participation Groups Suing Georgia To Stop Restrictive Anti-Voter Law


CLC is representing VoteAmerica, the Voter Participation Center and the Center for Voter Information in a lawsuit filed in federal district court in Georgia to block a new state law, S.B. 202. Among many other problems, the new law restricts the distribution of vote-by-mail applications to voters, a service that many voters rely upon.

S.B. 202 threatens to put up barriers to silence Georgia voters by limiting core political speech protected by the First Amendment.

To move forward together, we must ensure Americans can cast a ballot, so we are able to elect leaders who govern in our interests and make the promise of our democracy real for us all.

Read more about our lawsuit here.

CLC's FEC and Senate Ethics Complaints Allege Sen. Ted Cruz Misused Campaign Funds


Ted Cruz for Senate spent up to $18,000 on Facebook advertisements exclusively promoting Cruz’s book. Voters need to be able to trust that campaign donations will not fund personal endeavors.

VIDEO: Georgia Voter Gaylon Tootle Explains Barriers to Voting in Georgia


CLC spoke with Gaylon Tootle, a blind Georgia voter, about how efforts to create barriers to the freedom to vote stand to adversely impact the disability community and Black communities in Georgia. 

CLC’s Trevor Potter Testifies at Hearing on the For the People Act


The U.S. Senate should pass this bill. Enacting S.1 would help make government more transparent, accountable and inclusive.

VIDEO: CLC’s Trevor Potter Discusses the For the People Act


CLC President Trevor Potter sat down with Tracy King and answered questions about the For the People Act.

CLC Wins Voting Rights Act Case in Virginia Beach


CLC’s victory in this case on behalf of its clients represents a sea change in the ability of voters who have been long marginalized by their election system to make their voices heard.

Social Media Day of Action: #OurFairMaps, April 30


We hope you can join us in this campaign and share a 1-minute video on social media on April 30 using the hashtag #OurFairMaps.

CLC and Partners Urge SCOTUS to Reject Challenge to California Disclosure Law


Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Becerra should not be used as a vehicle to expand exemptions from transparency in election spending.

Ten Years After Potter’s Interview on Colbert’s Show, Illegal Coordination Still Pervades


As egregious campaign finance violations continue to pile up, it is clear that cracking down on illegal coordination would benefit the American people and our democracy.

CLCA Alleges Illegal Coordination Between True the Vote and Georgia Republican Party


The FEC, which is the only government agency whose sole responsibility is overseeing the integrity of our political campaigns, must investigate and hold parties accountable.

Up Next? Making Sure Our Inspectors General Are Up to the Job


Now that the Biden-Harris administration has filled many of its cabinet positions, it should look to fill the open IG positions next.

Virtual Event: The Bad News (And Some Good) on Voting Access in the States


CLC hosted a virtual event about how state legislatures are advancing and passing a record number of voting bills in 2021.

A Discussion on Ad Transparency with CLC and Duke University


The panelists offered insight on current and potential reforms of political ad regulations and highlighted how those regulations could increase public transparency.
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