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Recent Press
Republicans losing their way on campaign finance reform
By Warren Rudman
February 5, 2010
John Rauh on New Hampshire Public Television:
Dan Weeks on New Hampshire Public Radio:
The High Cost of Private Campaign Funding
By Dan Weeks
November 19, 2009
$20 Million In Tax Dollars May Fund New Kennedy Institute
September 24, 2009
A public campaign funding solution
By Dan Weeks
September 15, 2009
As Supreme Court Hears Landmark Campaign Finance Case, Public Funding Solution is Missing
By Senator Bob Kerrey
September 11, 2009
Public financing changes campaigns, government
September 4, 2009
Meet Fred Wertheimer 2.0
August 9, 2009
Previous Coverage
Print | Television | Radio | Video
Free speech and our election laws
By Bob Kerrey and Warren Rudman
August 6, 2009
‘Bailouts for Politicians’ Is a Plus for Democracy in the United States
By Daniel Weeks
August 6, 2009
At the Heart of the Healthcare Challenge, a Question of Money in Politics
By Frank A. Weil and Dan Weeks
July 29, 2009
Protect planet by strengthening democracy
April 22, 2009
By James Gustave Speth
Lawmakers to Introduce Retooled Plan For Public Funding of Congressional Races
March 25, 2009
Campaign Finance Reform Finds Unlikely Allies
Some Prominent Conservative And Business Groups Are Joining The Cause
March 16, 2009
Take Wall Street out of Congress
Financiers are major campaign contributors
February 7, 2009
Dialing for Dollars
By Anna Quindlen
Former senators push for public financing of federal elections
Former senators push for public financing of federal elections
Special news coverage of former Senators Bill Bradley and Al Simpson reaching across party lines in San Francisco to support publicly funded federal elections. Watch until the end for a candid moment from Senator Simpson:
Watch a lively interview between best-selling author Frances Moore Lappe (Diet for a Small Planet, Getting a Grip) and John Rauh, founder of Americans for Campaign Reform.
John Rauh appeared on the Democracy Now! online radio network Monday, June 23rd to discuss the future of publicly funded campaigns following Senator Obama's decision to forgo the public system. John was joined by Massie Ritsch, Communications Director of the Center for Responsive Politics.
Listen here:
