More competition, a more diverse candidate pool, more time spent with regular voters, freedom from conflicts of interest—these are among the accomplishments of Arizona and Maine’s revolutionary Cl

Produced by Maine Common Cause, this factsheet presents Clean Elections statistics on the 2002 through 2006 Maine elections cycles.

“2007 Study Report: Has Public Funding Improved Maine Elections?” 2007 Report on the Maine Clean Election Act, Maine Commission on Governmental Ethics and Election Practices.

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

There’s fresh evidence, from the legislative floor to the voting booths to the halls of academia, that the Clean Money, Clean Elections model of full public financing is making a dramatic difference

Citizen Policy & Education Fund of New Jersey: Fair and Clean Elections Power Point presentation. Includes key issues, campaign finance reform goals and proposal.

This study examines two questions. First, does public funding reduce the time that candidates devote to fundraising?

Minnesota FACE brochure encouraging involvement in the organization.

Minnesota for Fair And Clean Elections flyer explaining the importance of Clean Elections