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Transparency

House Ethics must release Gaetz investigation report

The House Ethics Committee must publicly release the investigative report and findings from its investigation into whether Rep. Matt Gaetz engaged in sexual misconduct and obstructed investigations into his conduct, according to a letter sent to the committee by CREW.

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Ethics & Reform

The Supreme Court needs an ethics panel

The Supreme Court is in the midst of a legitimacy crisis. Chief Justice John Roberts should implement an ethics reference panel.

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Ethics & Reform

CREW, ACLU of Georgia and Public Rights Project object to 11 last minute Georgia election rules

CREW, ACLU of Georgia and Public Rights Project filed a comment objecting to the Georgia State Election Board’s 11 proposed new rules or amendments. The adoption of these rules at this late date would bring chaos and confusion to the Georgia election.

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Corruption

CREW, ACLU of Georgia and Public Rights Project object to illegal Georgia Election Board rule

The Georgia State Election Board shouldn't pass a rule that would illegally broaden board members’ authority prior to election certification.

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President Biden should fill vacant inspector general and ethics roles

Filling these positions is necessary to ensure the executive branch has the expertise needed to detect and combat corruption.

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Justice Alito must resign

In the wake of the sustained crisis of institutional legitimacy facing the Supreme Court, Justice Samuel Alito must resign.

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CREW, 17 other groups tell Congress: Pass the ETHICS Act and ban Congressional stock trading

The ETHICS Act is crucial in the fight to ensure that elected officials are acting in the best interests of the people they serve, not personal profit.

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Georgia’s election certification amendment risks electoral chaos

The amendment seeks to define “election certification” in a manner that is contrary to settled Georgia law and would increase the risk of certification abuse and electoral chaos.

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Money in Politics

The FEC should allow campaign spending on security with strong guidelines

Allowing campaign expenditures for legitimate security needs, while establishing clear guidelines to prevent abuse and undue enrichment, is an important step towards rooting out political violence.

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Corruption

The Judicial Conference of the United States must review judges’ hiring boycotts

Thirteen judges' clerkship hiring boycott could have serious consequences for the entire judiciary should the Judicial Conference fail to act.

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Ethics & Reform

CREW raises alarm to Chief Justice Roberts over Alito misconduct

The Supreme Court must immediately create an enforcement mechanism for its Code of Conduct.

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Money in Politics

The FEC should not block disclosure of large political donors through secret proceedings

The FEC should reject a proposal that would benefit wealthy donors who engage in political activity through large financial contributions.

House Ethics must release Gaetz investigation report

The Supreme Court needs an ethics panel

CREW, ACLU of Georgia and Public Rights Project object to 11 last minute Georgia election rules

CREW, ACLU of Georgia and Public Rights Project object to illegal Georgia Election Board rule

President Biden should fill vacant inspector general and ethics roles

Justice Alito must resign

CREW, 17 other groups tell Congress: Pass the ETHICS Act and ban Congressional stock trading

Georgia’s election certification amendment risks electoral chaos

The FEC should allow campaign spending on security with strong guidelines

The Judicial Conference of the United States must review judges’ hiring boycotts

CREW raises alarm to Chief Justice Roberts over Alito misconduct

The FEC should not block disclosure of large political donors through secret proceedings

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