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  • Campaign Finance Reform – Maine

    Campaign Finance Reform – Maine

    Maine’s campaign finance law, known as the Clean Elections Act is different from those in other states because those who agree to accept public funding...

    Campaign Finance Reform – Connecticut

    Campaign Finance Reform – Connecticut

    In the wake of numerous high-profile state and municipal campaign scandals, the Connecticut legislature, in 2005, established the Citizens Election Program and corresponding Citizen Election...

    Voting Equipment

    Voting Equipment

    After the controversial Presidential election of 2000, many communities were compelled to re-examine their voting equipment and consider alternatives. In addition the Federal government passed...

    Instant Run-Off Voting – San Francisco

    Instant Run-Off Voting – San Francisco

    Proportional representation is a system for electing legislatures. In elections for a single, executive position, the winner-take-all principle still applies. However, Australian-style instant runoff voting...

    Election Methods and Equipment

    Election Methods and Equipment

    While some reformers believe that campaign finance reform will cure many of the ills of our election process, others feel the key is proportional representation,...

    Unified Development Budgets

    Unified Development Budgets

    As Greg LeRoy (GoodJobsFirst)points out, “As states grapple with their worst deficits in more than half a century, policymakers seek better data to help with...

    Clean Clothes Policy – Bangor

    Clean Clothes Policy – Bangor

    On October 25, 1999 the Bangor ME (population 33,000) City Council passed a selective purchasing policy, establishing guidelines for buying clothing, footwear and other products...