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Deceptive Practices and Voter Intimidation Prevention Act of 2005
Client: COMMON CAUSE · Firm: COMMON CAUSE
voter verified paper trail and would require mandatory audits. Common Cause supported S. 1975, the Deceptive Practices and Voter Intimidation Prevention Act, which would prohibit deceptive practices in Federal elections. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to vote against H.R. 4844, the Federal Election Integrity Act of 2006, which would have required all voters to have a photo ID and proof of citizenship. Ethics Common Cause urged Congress to add an Office of Public Integrity to the provision in H.R. 4682, the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act. The Office of Public Integrity would allow ethics rules to be enforced in a non-partisan manner. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to oppose H.R.4975, the Lobby Accountabilty and Transparency Act of 2006 because the bill was too weak and did not effectively address ethical issues in Congress. Common Cause urged the Senate to support S. 2259, the Congressional Ethics Enforcement Commission Act. Sponsored by Senator Barack Obama (D-IL), the bill would establish a Congressional Enforcement Commission. Campaign Finance Reform Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to oppose H.R. 1606, the Online Freedom of Speech Act sponsored by Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX), which would provide a blanket exemption for Internet communications from federal campaign finance laws. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representaties to support H.R. 4194, the Internet Anti-Corruption and Free Speech Protection Act introduced by Reps. Chris Shays (R-CT) and Marty Meehan (D-MA). The bill would close the Internet loophole in campaign finance laws, but would not restrict Internet activists' constitutional right to free speech. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to support H.R. 4900, the Internet Free Speech Protection Act of 2006, introduced by Representative Tom Allen (D-ME) and Charles Bass (R-NH). The legislation would provide broad protections to the Internet community without opening gaping soft-money loopholes in the campaign finance laws. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to support H.R. 3099, the Clean Money, Clean Elections Act. The bill would provide full public financing forthe campaigns of House candidates if they choose to forgo raising private contributions. Common Cause lobbied in support of legislation to reform the presidential public finance system. Election Reform Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to copsonsor the support H.R. 550, the Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act of 2005 sponsored Representative Rush Holt (D-NJ). The bill would require all voting machines to have
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2006 · year_end · YY
and oppose all weakening amendements Common Cause urged Senators to support S. 2703, the reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act and oppose all weakening amendments. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to vote for H.R. 9, the reauthorizations of the Voting Rights
voter verified paper trail and would require mandatory audits. Common Cause supported S. 1975, the Deceptive Practices and Voter Intimidation Prevention Act, which would prohibit deceptive practices in Federal elections. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to vote against H.R. 4844, the Federal Election Integrity Act of 2006, which would have required all voters to have a photo ID and proof of citizenship. Ethics Common Cause urged Congress to add an Office of Public Integrity to the provision in H.R. 4682, the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act. The Office of Public Integrity would allow ethics rules to be enforced in a non-partisan manner. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to oppose H.R.4975, the Lobby Accountabilty and Transparency Act of 2006 because the bill was too weak and did not effectively address ethical issues in Congress. Common Cause urged the Senate to support S. 2259, the Congressional Ethics Enforcement Commission Act. Sponsored by Senator Barack Obama (D-IL), the bill would establish a Congressional Enforcement Commission. Campaign Finance Reform Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to oppose H.R. 1606, the Online Freedom of Speech Act sponsored by Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX), which would provide a blanket exemption for Internet communications from federal campaign finance laws. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representaties to support H.R. 4194, the Internet Anti-Corruption and Free Speech Protection Act introduced by Reps. Chris Shays (R-CT) and Marty Meehan (D-MA). The bill would close the Internet loophole in campaign finance laws, but would not restrict Internet activists' constitutional right to free speech. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to support H.R. 4900, the Internet Free Speech Protection Act of 2006, introduced by Representative Tom Allen (D-ME) and Charles Bass (R-NH). The legislation would provide broad protections to the Internet community without opening gaping soft-money loopholes in the campaign finance laws. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to support H.R. 3099, the Clean Money, Clean Elections Act. The bill would provide full public financing forthe campaigns of House candidates if they choose to forgo raising private contributions. Common Cause lobbied in support of legislation to reform the presidential public finance system. Election Reform Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to copsonsor the support H.R. 550, the Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act of 2005 sponsored Representative Rush Holt (D-NJ). The bill would require all voting machines to have
Source: Senate LDA
Congressional Ethics Enforcement Commission Act of 2006
Client: COMMON CAUSE · Firm: COMMON CAUSE
voter verified paper trail and would require mandatory audits. Common Cause supported S. 1975, the Deceptive Practices and Voter Intimidation Prevention Act, which would prohibit deceptive practices in Federal elections. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to vote against H.R. 4844, the Federal Election Integrity Act of 2006, which would have required all voters to have a photo ID and proof of citizenship. Ethics Common Cause urged Congress to add an Office of Public Integrity to the provision in H.R. 4682, the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act. The Office of Public Integrity would allow ethics rules to be enforced in a non-partisan manner. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to oppose H.R.4975, the Lobby Accountabilty and Transparency Act of 2006 because the bill was too weak and did not effectively address ethical issues in Congress. Common Cause urged the Senate to support S. 2259, the Congressional Ethics Enforcement Commission Act. Sponsored by Senator Barack Obama (D-IL), the bill would establish a Congressional Enforcement Commission. Campaign Finance Reform Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to oppose H.R. 1606, the Online Freedom of Speech Act sponsored by Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX), which would provide a blanket exemption for Internet communications from federal campaign finance laws. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representaties to support H.R. 4194, the Internet Anti-Corruption and Free Speech Protection Act introduced by Reps. Chris Shays (R-CT) and Marty Meehan (D-MA). The bill would close the Internet loophole in campaign finance laws, but would not restrict Internet activists' constitutional right to free speech. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to support H.R. 4900, the Internet Free Speech Protection Act of 2006, introduced by Representative Tom Allen (D-ME) and Charles Bass (R-NH). The legislation would provide broad protections to the Internet community without opening gaping soft-money loopholes in the campaign finance laws. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to support H.R. 3099, the Clean Money, Clean Elections Act. The bill would provide full public financing forthe campaigns of House candidates if they choose to forgo raising private contributions. Common Cause lobbied in support of legislation to reform the presidential public finance system. Election Reform Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to copsonsor the support H.R. 550, the Voter Confidence and Increased Accessibility Act of 2005 sponsored Representative Rush Holt (D-NJ). The bill would require all voting machines to have
Communications, Consumer's Choice, and Broadband Deployment Act of 2006
Client: COMMON CAUSE · Firm: COMMON CAUSE
Common Cause urged Members to oppose S. 2686, the Consumers' Choice and Broadband Deployment Act. The bill prevents the FCC from writing or enforcing rules to protect Internet freedom.
Fannie Lou Hamer, Rosa Parks, Coretta Scott King, and Cesar E. Chavez Voting Rights Act Reauthorization and Amendments Act of 2006
Client: COMMON CAUSE · Firm: COMMON CAUSE
and oppose all weakening amendements Common Cause urged Senators to support S. 2703, the reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act and oppose all weakening amendments. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to vote for H.R. 9, the reauthorizations of the Voting Rights
Common Cause urged the FCC to maintain or tighten the existing broadcast ownership limits in its Quadrennial Review of the Broadcast Ownership Rules and other rules adopted pursuant to Section 202 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (docket #06-121) Common Cause urged Senators to support S. 2917, the Internet Freedom Preservation Act. The bill prohibits telephone and cable companies from blocking or discriminating against lawful Internet content. Common Cause opposed H.R. 5252, the Communications Opportunity promotion and Enhancement Act. The bill prevents the FCC from writing rules to protect Internet freedom. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to support H.R. 5273, the Network Neutrality Act. The bill prohibits telephone and cable companies from blocking or discriminating against any lawful Internet content. Common Cause urged the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to adopt a series of recommendations to ensure better governance including broadcasting meetings for the public, increasing disclosure, allowing members of hte public to speak at meetings, and requiring more oversight of board activity. Common Cause urged the House Appropriations Committee Chair to reverse the proposed $115 million in cuts to the budget of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting approved by the House Subcommittee on Labor, Health & Human Services, Education and Related Agencies. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to support H.R. 5388 the DC Fair and Equal House Voting Rights Act, which would give an elected representative for the District of Columbia full voting rights in the House of Representatives.
and oppose all weakening amendements Common Cause urged Senators to support S. 2703, the reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act and oppose all weakening amendments. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to vote for H.R. 9, the reauthorizations of the Voting Rights
Common Cause urged Members to oppose S. 2686, the Consumers' Choice and Broadband Deployment Act. The bill prevents the FCC from writing or enforcing rules to protect Internet freedom.
Common Cause urged the FCC to maintain or tighten the existing broadcast ownership limits in its Quadrennial Review of the Broadcast Ownership Rules and other rules adopted pursuant to Section 202 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (docket #06-121) Common Cause urged Senators to support S. 2917, the Internet Freedom Preservation Act. The bill prohibits telephone and cable companies from blocking or discriminating against lawful Internet content. Common Cause opposed H.R. 5252, the Communications Opportunity promotion and Enhancement Act. The bill prevents the FCC from writing rules to protect Internet freedom. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to support H.R. 5273, the Network Neutrality Act. The bill prohibits telephone and cable companies from blocking or discriminating against any lawful Internet content. Common Cause urged the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to adopt a series of recommendations to ensure better governance including broadcasting meetings for the public, increasing disclosure, allowing members of hte public to speak at meetings, and requiring more oversight of board activity. Common Cause urged the House Appropriations Committee Chair to reverse the proposed $115 million in cuts to the budget of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting approved by the House Subcommittee on Labor, Health & Human Services, Education and Related Agencies. Common Cause urged Members of the House of Representatives to support H.R. 5388 the DC Fair and Equal House Voting Rights Act, which would give an elected representative for the District of Columbia full voting rights in the House of Representatives.
Filing targets: Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
2006 · mid_year · MM
Filing targets: Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE