Released in September of 2008, the study, "A NEW KIND OF POLITICS: Citizens' Election Program opening politics to Connecticut's citizens," features interviews with candidates.

Issue 4 of Public Campaign's Field Team Newsletter, "In the Trenches." This issue discusses the implementation of the new Clean Elections systems in North Carolina and Connecticut, applauds the recen

Rick Bielke, communications director for Public Campaign, on NPR's Market on December 1, 2005, the day after the Connecticut legislature passed Clean Elections for all state races.

The Connecticut State Elections Enforcement Commission published a survey on January 1, 2008 on "Projected Levels of Candi

Keith E Hamm and Robert E Hogan, “Candidate Perceptions of Campaign Financing in State Legislative Eleciotns: Preliminary Observations,”

 Raymond J  La Raja, “Candidate Emergence in State Legislative Elections: Does Public Funding Make a Difference?” University of Massachusetts, Amherst,

Michael J Malbin et al, “The CFI Small Donor Project: An Overview of the Project and a Preliminary Report on State Legislative Candidates’ Perspe

Kenneth R Mayer, Timothy Werner, “Electoral Transitions in Connecticut: The Implementation of Clean Elections in 2008,” University of Wisconsin-Madison, Paper prepared for delivery at the 2007 Ann