The National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers produces a monthly podcast featuring reform leaders (primarily members of the Association) and their current projects, campaigns and updates. It will provide focus and attention to key electoral reforms its members are tackling.
Aaron Hamlin is the co-founder and executive director of The Center for Election Science, a nonprofit that is probably best known as a champion of an alternative voting method called Approval Votin
We're joined by Nate Allen, founder and Executive Director of Utah Approves, to discuss Approval Voting and his perspective on changing the incentives of our elections.
We've all heard that "children are our future," but few organizations have connected that sentiment to democracy building like Generation Citizen.
Following the Citizens United v FEC decision in 2010, attorney Jeff Clements began to strategize how to correct the mistakes that had been made. The ruling had opened the door to limitless money flowing unchecked into American politics.
Debilyn Molineaux's name is synonymous with cross-partisan bridge building and the importance of civil dialogue in a democratic society.
John Palmer works in finance; his friend, Bruce Goldberg, works in health care. Although their careers have little to do with politics or political reform, over time they came to realize that American democracy was broken and the only way to save it was by reform the system.
A reformed political operative himself, John Pudner founded Take Back Our Republic to work on reforming American democracy so that politicians are incentivized by good governance rather than foreign mon
Special guests technology gurus Sara Gifford and Victor Allis tell us about their app, ActiVote, which helps people increase their civic engagement by completing meaningful, daily actions.
Who exactly do politicians work for, anyway?
Chad Peace is a nationally recognized leader in election law, voter rights, and a legal strategist for the Independent Voter Project.