Solutions:
- Offer public financing for gubernatorial and lieutenant governor candidates (similar to 11 states)
- Offer public financing for state legislator candidates (similar to 5 states)
- Offer public financing for state supreme court candidates (similar to 2 states)
Alternatives:
The Supreme Court Just Gave You One More Reason To Join the Clean Elections Movement
Top 5 Ways Citizens United Harms Democracy & Top 5 Ways We’re Fighting to Take Democracy Back
U.S. PIRG – Funding Clean Elections
Maine’s Clean Election System Blazes a Trail in Funding
Fixing Democracy: The Clean Election Movement
Can Seattle Boot Big Money Out of Elections By Giving Everyone “Democracy Vouchers”?
Maine Votes to Strengthen Clean Elections Laws
Connecticut Lawmakers Drop Cuts to Clean Election Program Following Public Backlash
Brennan Center – New Mexico Passes Bill to Strengthen Clean Elections Public Financing Law
Brennan Center – More than Combating Corruption: The Other Benefits of Public Financing
Al Jazeera – Time for public financing of elections
Gallup – Half in U.S. Support Publicly Financed Federal Campaigns
Huffington Post – Seattle Could Create An Entirely New Way To Fund Elections
Huffington Post – Here’s Where Campaign Finance Reform May Move Ahead As Congress Dithers
Huffington Post – Maine, Seattle Pave Next Path For Campaign Finance Reform
The Atlantic – Seattle’s Experiment With Campaign Funding
Demos – Fresh Start: The Impact of Public Campaign Financing in Connecticut
Time – Do We Really Need Campaign Finance Reform?
AZ Central – Tempe poised to send campaign finance reform to voters
Albuquerque Journal – City Council wants Albuquerque voters to boost public financing for candidates
The Oregonian – Portland reconsiders public money for political campaigns
Sacramento Bee – Public financing of elections could expand in California
