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Anchorage Daily News: A lawsuit in Alaska can begin the end of SuperPACs

by Adam Eichen | Jul 16, 2018 | End SuperPACs, Op-Ed

So the first steps toward finally restoring limits on SuperPACs could take place in Alaska. Whether history will be made here depends on how seriously judges consider our framers’ attempts to prevent corruption.

Houston Chronicle: Texas’ winner-take-all elections mean unfair results

by Jason Harrow | May 29, 2018 | Equal Votes, Op-Ed

NBC Think: This Is How To Ultimately Beat The NRA

by Adam Eichen | May 28, 2018 | Campaign Finance, Op-Ed

Wired: Congress’ Latest Move to Extend Copyright Protection is Misguided

by Lawrence Lessig | May 18, 2018 | Op-Ed, Tech/Culture

Washington Post: Mick Mulvaney shows why we need to radically change our elections

by Lawrence Lessig | Apr 29, 2018 | Campaign Finance, Op-Ed

USA Today: The winner-take-all presidential system is unconstitutional. We’re taking it to court.

by Adam Eichen | Mar 8, 2018 | Equal Votes, Op-Ed

Anchorage Daily News: A lawsuit in Alaska can begin the end of SuperPACs

Houston Chronicle: Texas’ winner-take-all elections mean unfair results

NBC Think: This Is How To Ultimately Beat The NRA

Wired: Congress’ Latest Move to Extend Copyright Protection is Misguided

Washington Post: Mick Mulvaney shows why we need to radically change our elections

USA Today: The winner-take-all presidential system is unconstitutional. We’re taking it to court.

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