Money in Politics
Who Really Shapes U.S. Policy? The Average Voter vs. Economic Elites
In a landmark 2014 study, political scientists Martin Gilens (Princeton) and Benjamin Page (Northwestern) challenged one of American democracy’s most fundamental assumptions: that...
Who Really Holds Power in U.S. Politics?
https://equalvoiceadvocacy.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/invideo-ai-1080-Who-Controls-American-Politics_-Fast-Pac-2025-07-06.mp4 Discover how money in politics limits the power of everyday voters and shapes policies against the majority’s wishes—no matter your party! This...
The Cost of Campaigning: How Money Shapes American Elections
In the landscape of American democracy, the phrase "money talks" resonates deeply, particularly in the context of electoral politics. The price tag associated...
The Role of Money in Politics: Influence and Consequences
In the complex world of politics, money plays a significant role in shaping democratic processes and policy outcomes. With lobbyists, political donations, and...
Citizens United Opened Dark Money Floodgates
How a 2010 Supreme Court decision transformed American democracy into a billionaire’s playground The Decision That Changed Everything In 2010, the Supreme Court’s...
Money in Politics: The Key Players Shaping American Elections
Understanding the billionaires, corporations, and dark money networks that influence our democracy The $1.9 Billion Shadow: How Dark Money Reached Record Highs American...
Reclaiming Democracy: How Campaign Finance Reform Can Level the Playing Field
The Problem: When Money Talks Louder Than Votes Picture this: You’re a young entrepreneur with a brilliant idea for affordable housing, but you...
Representative Responsiveness: The Inequality Gap in Democratic Representation
Introduction Democratic theory promises that elected officials should represent the will of their constituents, with public policy aligning with citizen preferences. However, mounting...
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Citizens United Opened Dark Money Floodgates
How a 2010 Supreme Court decision transformed American democracy into a billionaire’s playground The Decision That Changed Everything In 2010, the Supreme Court’s...
Campaign Finance Reform: What It Means for Americans
What Is Campaign Finance Reform? Campaign finance reform refers to changes in laws and regulations that govern how money flows into political campaigns...
Representative Responsiveness: The Inequality Gap in Democratic Representation
Introduction Democratic theory promises that elected officials should represent the will of their constituents, with public policy aligning with citizen preferences. However, mounting...
