Campaign finance

How federal campaigns are paid for and how much influence donors and organized interests have over lawmakers: what corporations, wealthy donors, super PACs and others may give or spend, Citizens United, disclosure, contribution limits, public financing and enforcement.

Overturn Citizens United

36 members
Melissa Bean
House · IL-8 · Democrat
“Work to overturn the effects of Citizens United”
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Teresa Benitez-Thompson
House · NV-2 · Democrat
“Get Dark Money Out of Politics: Money in politics is the root of corruption in Washington, we must work to overturn the Citizens United v. FEC decision that allows for unlimited corporate spending in our elections. Members of Congress should work for the people they represent, not special interest groups.”
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Daniel Biss
House · IL-9 · Democrat
“Overturning Citizens United to Ban Unlimited Corporate Cash in Campaigns: The Citizens United decision is a blight that is killing our democracy. Corporations are not people. We need to amend the Constitution to get corporate money out of politics once and for all.”
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Adrian Boafo
House · MD-5 · Democrat
“End Citizens United’s influence on elections. Overturn Citizens United and reduce the influence of unlimited corporate money in our elections.”
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Christina Bohannan
House · IA-1 · Democrat
“Pass a constitutional amendment to reverse the Citizens United decision and block unlimited corporate and billionaire spending on campaigns”
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Luke Bronin
House · CT-1 · Democrat
“We need to cut that corruption out like a cancer. That means overturning Citizens United to get dark money out of politics, restricting the President’s unlimited pardon power, and rolling back the sweeping immunity that the Supreme Court has given the President. Doing it right will take a Constitutional amendment, and we need to fight to do it right.”
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Bob Brooks
House · PA-7 · Democrat
“Repeal Citizens United and take our elections back from the 1%.”
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“I’ll fight in Congress to hold people accountable, pass a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United, ban members of Congress from trading stocks, and make sure our government is working for us.”
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Cait Conley
House · NY-17 · Democrat
“Overturning Citizens United and ending the era of unlimited, anonymous money buying our elections.”
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Rebecca Cooke
House · WI-3 · Democrat
“End Citizens United and get corporate and dark money out of politics.”
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Pia Dandiya
House · FL-22 · Democrat
“I will get big money out of politics by ending Citizens United and putting voters back at the center of our democracy.”
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Zach Dembo
House · KY-6 · Democrat
“When billionaires and corporations can pour unlimited money into campaigns without any transparency or accountability, ordinary voters get drowned out. And to make matters worse, the politicians who directly benefit know who they owe. As your congressman, I’ll introduce an amendment to end the Citizens United decision and get corporations out of our political fundraising system.”
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Sam Forstag
House · MT-1 · Democrat
“Sam will overturn Citizens United, lower contribution limits, ban members of Congress from trading stocks, and stop former members from becoming lobbyists.”
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“Ban corporate election spending and get rid of Super PACs by passing a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United. Money is not speech, corporations are not people, and the limitless flow of funding into our elections poses a threat to working people’s ability to make government work for us.”
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Patty García
House · IL-4 · Democrat
“Reversing Citizens United”
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Sarah Trone Garriott
House · IA-3 · Democrat
“We need to overturn Citizens United, but I filed a term limits bill in the Iowa Senate, and I am willing to back term limits in Congress”
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“I’ll work to ban super PACs and overturn Citizens United, because our democracy should belong to the people, not to whoever writes the biggest check.”
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Angela Gonzales-Torres
House · CA-34 · Democrat
“Angela refuses corporate PAC and Super PAC money, and she's fighting to abolish Super PACs, overturn Citizens United, and ban utilities and major government contractors from bankrolling the campaigns of the officials who oversee their contracts.”
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Adam Hamawy
House · NJ-12 · Democrat
“Revocar Citizens United y reformar el financiamiento de campañas La decisión de Citizens United de la Corte Suprema abrió las compuertas al dinero ilimitado y anónimo en nuestras elecciones. Lucharé por aprobar la Ley Para el Pueblo, establecer el financiamiento público de elecciones, exigir la divulgación completa de donantes de dinero oscuro y presionar por una enmienda constitucional para dejar claro que las corporaciones no son personas y el dinero no es expresión.”

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Bob Harvie
House · PA-1 · Democrat
“Overturn Citizens United and Ban Corporate PAC Contributions”
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“In Congress I’ll fight to overturn Citizens United and permanently ban corporate PAC contributions because the voice of Americans shouldn’t be drowned out by a corporate check.”
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Christina Hines
House · MI-10 · Democrat
“I support overturning Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.”
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“Democracy Requires Real Reform. Ending Citizens United will not fix everything, but it is a necessary step toward restoring balance and integrity to our democracy.”
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Chuck Hubbard
House · NC-5 · Democrat
“We need to push to overturn Citizens United and do everything we can to reduce the influence of corporate political action committees (PACs) in our elections.”
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Lindsay James
House · IA-2 · Democrat
“Get money out of politics: The Citizens United v. FEC decision allows for unlimited corporate spending in our elections – influencing politicians and policy itself. I will work to pass a constitutional amendment to overturn this decision and will never take corporate PAC money.”
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Cyril Jefferson
House · NC-6 · Democrat
“Advance meaningful structural reforms, including congressional term limits, overriding Citizens United, banning stock trading by members of Congress, establishing a moratorium on lobbying after leaving office, and implementing a binding code of judicial ethics for the U.S. Supreme Court.”
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Jessica Killin
House · CO-5 · Democrat
“I’ll fight for stronger ethics rules, including banning congressional stock trading and overturning Citizens United.”
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“Overturn Citizens United and ban dark money to end the outsized influence of corporations in our politics”
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Dan Koh
House · MA-6 · Democrat
“As a Congressman, I will vote for the Democracy for All Amendment, which will overturn Citizens United and remove the disproportionate power of dark money in politics.”
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Nancy Lacore
House · SC-1 · Democrat
“When I launched a political campaign, I was shocked at how much money is involved in our electoral process. This is a real problem. I fully support overturning Citizens United and reforming our country’s campaign finance system entirely.”
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Matt Little
House · MN-2 · Democrat
“I’m fighting for Medicare for All, a moratorium on data centers, an end to Citizens United and the dark money that flows through our government, and a tax on the ultrawealthy.”
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“Overturn Citizens United and Buckley v. Valeo”
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Elaine Luria
House · VA-2 · Democrat
“I was proud to support legislation that overturns the disastrous Citizens United decision when in Congress, and I will continue to fight for the For the People Act to restore fairness and power back to the people.”
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Sean McCann
House · MI-4 · Democrat
“Pass a constitutional amendment to End Citizens United and stop corporations and billionaires from spending unlimited dark money in our elections.”
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Mike McGuire
House · CA-1 · Democrat
“The Citizens United decision has corrupted American politics. Democrats in Congress need to do everything in their power to strike down this decision and return our country to a democracy for and by actual people.”
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“In Congress, I’ll fight to overturn Citizens United and impose term limits on the US Supreme Court.”
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Denise Powell
House · NE-2 · Democrat
“Overturn Citizens United and get dark money out of politics once and for all.”
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Manny Rutinel
House · CO-8 · Democrat
“End Corruption in Congress: I will fight to ban stock trading by members of Congress and close lobbyist loopholes. I will fight to reverse Citizens United and get dark money out of politics.”
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Stefany Shaheen
House · NH-1 · Democrat
“Get Dark Money Out: Overturn Citizens United and demand that anyone who wants to spend money on political ads or contribute to political candidates must do it in their own name, just like the rest of us.”
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Janelle Stelson
House · PA-10 · Democrat
“Pass a constitutional amendment to reverse the Citizens United decision and stop dark money groups from spending unlimited and untraceable money in campaigns.”
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Shannon Taylor
House · VA-1 · Democrat
“Overturn Citizens United v. FEC and Force Dark Money Into the Light.”
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“As a member of Congress, I will fight for campaign finance reform and work to overturn the Citizens United decision that has opened the floodgates of big money. On my first day I will sign on to a constitutional amendment to reduce the ability of special interests to buy our elections and return power to where it belongs, to American citizens. I will co-sponsor the DISCLOSE Act, which would require Super PACs to disclose their biggest donors.”
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Randy Villegas
House · CA-22 · Democrat
“Stop corporations and billionaires from buying elections The disastrous Citizens United Supreme Court decision has created a political environment where elections are bought and paid for by the corporations ripping working families off every day. We must seek every legal avenue available to end Citizens United, and ban corporate PACs from buying influence from politicians and candidates.”
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Scott Wiener
House · CA-11 · Democrat
“Scott supports a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United and will fight for real campaign finance reform so elections are decided by voters, not corporations and billionaires.”
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“Work to overturn Citizens United and get dark money out of elections because politicians should be accountable to voters, not to billionaires.”
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Marni von Wilpert
House · CA-48 · Democrat
“With our democracy under threat by MAGA Republicans in Washington, we must pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and the For the People Act to protect free and fair elections and expand access to the ballot, and overturn Citizens United to get dark money out of our elections.”
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Reduce the influence of big money in politics

33 members
Jamie Ager
House · NC-11 · Democrat
“I’ll back campaign finance reforms that shine a light on dark money and reduce the outsized influence of special interests in Washington.”
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Rebecca Bennett
House · NJ-7 · Democrat
“Pass real campaign finance reform so that billionaires can’t buy our elections in order to gain power as unelected officials and enrich themselves.”
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Daniel Biss
House · IL-9 · Democrat
“The influence of big money in politics is at the heart of almost every problem our country faces. It’s why Congress refuses to take on Big Pharma, break up corporate monopolies, or act faster on climate change. We need campaigns powered by the people – not billionaires and corporate special interests.”
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“Passing the Government by the People Act: Create a small-donor matching system that lifts up grassroots contributors and reduces the power of big money in congressional elections. I led the successful effort to get this done in Evanston. We can and should do it nationwide.”
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Adrian Boafo
House · MD-5 · Democrat
“End Citizens United’s influence on elections. Overturn Citizens United and reduce the influence of unlimited corporate money in our elections.”
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Christina Bohannan
House · IA-1 · Democrat
“I take no corporate PAC money. In Congress, I will reject the corrupting influence of money and special interests, and I will always put Iowans first.”
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“We must put a stop to this endless cycle by passing tough ethics reform that will force our elected leaders to fight on behalf of their constituents rather than the special interests and donors they currently serve.”
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Bob Brooks
House · PA-7 · Democrat
“Repeal Citizens United and take our elections back from the 1%.”
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Cait Conley
House · NY-17 · Democrat
“Overturning Citizens United and ending the era of unlimited, anonymous money buying our elections.”
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Pia Dandiya
House · FL-22 · Democrat
“I will get big money out of politics by ending Citizens United and putting voters back at the center of our democracy.”
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Zach Dembo
House · KY-6 · Democrat
“We need real reform: ban stock trading for members of Congress so they can’t use non-public information to profit on Wall Street, impose a lifetime lobbying ban for former members, and get rid of dark money in politics. Big business and the ultra-wealthy shouldn’t be able to buy influence in Washington.”
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Sam Forstag
House · MT-1 · Democrat
“Get Money Out Of Politics”
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“Set strict, lower contribution limits to reduce the amount of money an individual can give to a federal campaign. Politics should be a battle of ideas, not of resources, and reducing the amount of money at all levels would help us get back to that.”
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Johnny Garcia
House · TX-35 · Democrat
“I won’t trade stocks as a Member of Congress, and I’ll work to get the influence of billionaires out of our elections.”
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Patty García
House · IL-4 · Democrat
“Our democracy should not be owned by billionaires, corporations, and interest groups who seek to gain power through bribery.”
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“Combating the influence of dark money in politics”
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“Patty rejects the influence of AIPAC and billionaire-funded super PACs that use money and intimidation to silence criticism of Israeli government policy and manipulate American elections.”
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Sarah Trone Garriott
House · IA-3 · Democrat
“I’ll work to ban super PACs and overturn Citizens United, because our democracy should belong to the people, not to whoever writes the biggest check.”
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Angela Gonzales-Torres
House · CA-34 · Democrat
“She is running a grassroots, community-informed, student-led campaign to get corporate money’s influence out of our politics with the support of national and local progressive groups.”
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“Get Money Out of Politics”
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“Abolish Super PACs and end the era of billionaires buying elections.”
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“In Congress, she'll fight to end the era of billionaires buying elections.”
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Christina Hines
House · MI-10 · Democrat
“We cannot and will not accept a system where access to voting is restricted while access to political influence can be purchased.”
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Chuck Hubbard
House · NC-5 · Democrat
“We need to push to overturn Citizens United and do everything we can to reduce the influence of corporate political action committees (PACs) in our elections.”
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Lindsay James
House · IA-2 · Democrat
“In order to create a healthier system, we have to get money out of politics.”
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“Get money out of politics: The Citizens United v. FEC decision allows for unlimited corporate spending in our elections – influencing politicians and policy itself. I will work to pass a constitutional amendment to overturn this decision and will never take corporate PAC money.”
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“In Washington, I’ll be a voice against big corporations, private equity, and the ultra-wealthy that are buying our elections.”
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Jessica Killin
House · CO-5 · Democrat
“Overturn Citizens United and ban dark money to end the outsized influence of corporations in our politics”
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Melat Kiros
House · CO-1 · Democrat
“We can’t call ourselves a democracy when wealth speaks louder than the people, which is why we have to take back the power of influence by passing term limits, creating a national donor-matching program, banning members of Congress from becoming lobbyists, and outlawing stock trading while in office.”
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Kristina Knickerbocker
House · OH-10 · Democrat
“Public service should not be a way to get rich. That’s why I’ll ban stock trading for members of Congress, end corporate PAC influence, pass term limits, protect voting rights, and shut down the revolving door that allows former members to cash in as lobbyists.”
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Dan Koh
House · MA-6 · Democrat
“We can safeguard our democracy by removing money from politics and protecting voter rights.”
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Brad Lander
House · NY-10 · Democrat
“Fight to get money out of politics, instead of raking in Wall Street, crypto, and AIPAC contributions.”
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Micah Lasher
House · NY-12 · Democrat
“Big corporate money has long had far too much sway on government and policy. The floodgates opened by Citizens United fifteen years ago have made that infinitely worse. Fixing our democracy demands doing everything we can to reduce the influence of big money, reform a broken system, and lead by example.”
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Don Leonard
House · OH-15 · Democrat
“Get Money Out of Politics”
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“Democracy should mean one person, one vote. Not one dollar, one vote. We must rebuild the firewall that separates wealth from power.”
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Matt Little
House · MN-2 · Democrat
“My campaign is powered by people, not AIPAC, not super PACs, health insurance PACs, and certainly not corporate PACs like big oil and big pharma. Our elections and our politicians shouldn’t be bought and paid for.”
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Elaine Luria
House · VA-2 · Democrat
“The Citizens United decision has allowed dark money, special interests, and the ultra-wealthy to corrode and abuse our political system and democracy. Congress must pass a law to significantly reduce the influence that dark money and special interests have on our elections and in our system.”
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Sean McCann
House · MI-4 · Democrat
“I’m going to Congress to ban insider trading and stop corporate dark money from buying our elections.”
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“And third, stop the flood of corporate money that’s flat-out corrupting Congress.”
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Donavan McKinney
House · MI-13 · Democrat
“In the State Legislature, I’ve fought to get big money out of politics, helping lead the introduction of a slate of bills in the State House that would ban monopoly utility corporations and government contractors from making political donations.”
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“In Congress, he'll work to lower utility costs, take on price gouging, champion Medicare for All and access to childcare, make housing more affordable, and get big money out of politics.”
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Brian Poindexter
House · OH-7 · Democrat
“We should get big money out of our elections so the people’s voice can be heard. That’s why I do not take Corporate PAC money and think we should ban Corporate PACs.”
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Chris Rabb
House · PA-3 · Democrat
“RepRabb is running for Congress because it is time to put community over commerce, expand democracy, strengthen workers’ rights, guarantee access to healthcare, housing, clean air and water, and confront the danger that concentrated wealth poses to real self-government.”
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“He is a committed to dismantling systems of oppression, ending pay-to-play politics, and building a government that answers to voters, not billionaires and corporate lobbyists.”
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Shannon Taylor
House · VA-1 · Democrat
“As a member of Congress, I will fight for campaign finance reform and work to overturn the Citizens United decision that has opened the floodgates of big money. On my first day I will sign on to a constitutional amendment to reduce the ability of special interests to buy our elections and return power to where it belongs, to American citizens. I will co-sponsor the DISCLOSE Act, which would require Super PACs to disclose their biggest donors.”
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Randy Villegas
House · CA-22 · Democrat
“Stop corporations and billionaires from buying elections The disastrous Citizens United Supreme Court decision has created a political environment where elections are bought and paid for by the corporations ripping working families off every day. We must seek every legal avenue available to end Citizens United, and ban corporate PACs from buying influence from politicians and candidates.”
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Scott Wiener
House · CA-11 · Democrat
“Scott supports a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United and will fight for real campaign finance reform so elections are decided by voters, not corporations and billionaires.”
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Require disclosure of political donors and end dark money

28 members
Jamie Ager
House · NC-11 · Democrat
“I’ll back campaign finance reforms that shine a light on dark money and reduce the outsized influence of special interests in Washington.”
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Melissa Bean
House · IL-8 · Democrat
“Increase transparency to stop “dark money” from influencing campaigns, by requiring full disclosure of all political spending”
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Teresa Benitez-Thompson
House · NV-2 · Democrat
“And it means passing the For the People Act framework — automatic voter registration, same-day registration, redistricting reform, and campaign finance disclosure — because that is the package voters actually want and allows the most eligible people to participate in the process.”
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“Get Dark Money Out of Politics: Money in politics is the root of corruption in Washington, we must work to overturn the Citizens United v. FEC decision that allows for unlimited corporate spending in our elections. Members of Congress should work for the people they represent, not special interest groups.”
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Luke Bronin
House · CT-1 · Democrat
“We need to cut that corruption out like a cancer. That means overturning Citizens United to get dark money out of politics, restricting the President’s unlimited pardon power, and rolling back the sweeping immunity that the Supreme Court has given the President. Doing it right will take a Constitutional amendment, and we need to fight to do it right.”
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Cait Conley
House · NY-17 · Democrat
“It’s time to fix a broken system, get rid of dark money flooding our elections, and stop elected representatives from personally enriching themselves in office.”
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“Overturning Citizens United and ending the era of unlimited, anonymous money buying our elections.”
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Rebecca Cooke
House · WI-3 · Democrat
“End Citizens United and get corporate and dark money out of politics.”
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Zach Dembo
House · KY-6 · Democrat
“We need real reform: ban stock trading for members of Congress so they can’t use non-public information to profit on Wall Street, impose a lifetime lobbying ban for former members, and get rid of dark money in politics. Big business and the ultra-wealthy shouldn’t be able to buy influence in Washington.”
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Patty García
House · IL-4 · Democrat
“Toughening campaign contribution reporting”
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“Combating the influence of dark money in politics”
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Adam Hamawy
House · NJ-12 · Democrat
“I'll ban congressional stock trading, get dark money out of politics, and work to restore balance to the courts.”
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“Revocar Citizens United y reformar el financiamiento de campañas La decisión de Citizens United de la Corte Suprema abrió las compuertas al dinero ilimitado y anónimo en nuestras elecciones. Lucharé por aprobar la Ley Para el Pueblo, establecer el financiamiento público de elecciones, exigir la divulgación completa de donantes de dinero oscuro y presionar por una enmienda constitucional para dejar claro que las corporaciones no son personas y el dinero no es expresión.”

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Frederick Haynes III
House · TX-30 · Democrat
“End dark money and restore campaign transparency.”
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“Close loopholes for super PACs and nonprofit political spending that allow corporate interests to hide influence.”
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Christina Hines
House · MI-10 · Democrat
“I will also support the Freedom to Vote Act, which would both protect access to the ballot and strengthen campaign finance transparency and accountability, including reforms aimed at reducing the influence of dark money in our elections.”
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Jessica Killin
House · CO-5 · Democrat
““Rules” highlights Killin’s commitment to changing the rules of Washington by banning dark money, congressional stock trading, and members from becoming lobbyists - while Crank secured a special waiver to make sure Congressional ethics rules didn’t apply to him.”
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“Army Veteran Jessica Killin says Washington’s rules need to change. Ban dark money and congressional stock trading Stop politicians from becoming lobbyists. And pass term limits.”
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“Overturn Citizens United and ban dark money to end the outsized influence of corporations in our politics”
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Dan Koh
House · MA-6 · Democrat
“As a Congressman, I will vote for the Democracy for All Amendment, which will overturn Citizens United and remove the disproportionate power of dark money in politics.”
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Brad Lander
House · NY-10 · Democrat
“Brad authored the Independent Expenditure Disclosure Act, giving NYC the most aggressive SuperPAC disclosure requirements in the country.”
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Micah Lasher
House · NY-12 · Democrat
“Fight to pass the For the People Act to expand voting rights and tighten “dark money” regulation.”
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Eileen Laubacher
House · CO-4 · Democrat
“End dark money and limit corporate funds in campaigns by requiring full transparency of political spending”
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Matt Little
House · MN-2 · Democrat
“I’m fighting for Medicare for All, a moratorium on data centers, an end to Citizens United and the dark money that flows through our government, and a tax on the ultrawealthy.”
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“Create legislation to require disclosure of campaign donations by corporations and PACS”
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Elaine Luria
House · VA-2 · Democrat
“Reform Campaign Finance Laws and Get Dark Money out of Politics”
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“The Citizens United decision has allowed dark money, special interests, and the ultra-wealthy to corrode and abuse our political system and democracy. Congress must pass a law to significantly reduce the influence that dark money and special interests have on our elections and in our system.”
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Sean McCann
House · MI-4 · Democrat
“No dark money in elections.”
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“Pass a constitutional amendment to End Citizens United and stop corporations and billionaires from spending unlimited dark money in our elections.”
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“I’m going to Congress to ban insider trading and stop corporate dark money from buying our elections.”
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Brian Poindexter
House · OH-7 · Democrat
“I also believe we should ban dark money so we always know who is trying to influence our elections.”
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Denise Powell
House · NE-2 · Democrat
“Overturn Citizens United and get dark money out of politics once and for all.”
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Manny Rutinel
House · CO-8 · Democrat
“End Corruption in Congress: I will fight to ban stock trading by members of Congress and close lobbyist loopholes. I will fight to reverse Citizens United and get dark money out of politics.”
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Amish Shah
House · AZ-1 · Democrat
“Amish will combat partisan gerrymandering, work to eliminate dark money from politics and stop corrupt politicians from enriching themselves in office.”
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Stefany Shaheen
House · NH-1 · Democrat
“Get Dark Money Out: Overturn Citizens United and demand that anyone who wants to spend money on political ads or contribute to political candidates must do it in their own name, just like the rest of us.”
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Janelle Stelson
House · PA-10 · Democrat
“Pass a constitutional amendment to reverse the Citizens United decision and stop dark money groups from spending unlimited and untraceable money in campaigns.”
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Shannon Taylor
House · VA-1 · Democrat
“Overturn Citizens United v. FEC and Force Dark Money Into the Light.”
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“As a member of Congress, I will fight for campaign finance reform and work to overturn the Citizens United decision that has opened the floodgates of big money. On my first day I will sign on to a constitutional amendment to reduce the ability of special interests to buy our elections and return power to where it belongs, to American citizens. I will co-sponsor the DISCLOSE Act, which would require Super PACs to disclose their biggest donors.”
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“In addition to the endorsement, Taylor is joining ECU’s Unrig Washington program for candidates who reject corporate PAC money, support a ban on congressional stock trading, and work to end dark money in politics.”
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Scott Wiener
House · CA-11 · Democrat
“Work to overturn Citizens United and get dark money out of elections because politicians should be accountable to voters, not to billionaires.”
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Marni von Wilpert
House · CA-48 · Democrat
“With our democracy under threat by MAGA Republicans in Washington, we must pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and the For the People Act to protect free and fair elections and expand access to the ballot, and overturn Citizens United to get dark money out of our elections.”
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Refuse corporate PAC money for their own campaign

27 members
Daniel Biss
House · IL-9 · Democrat
“I’m not taking a dime of corporate PAC money, because the only people I’ll answer to are the people of the 9th District. I believe in a democracy where every voice matters equally, not just the ones with the biggest checkbooks.”
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Christina Bohannan
House · IA-1 · Democrat
“I take no corporate PAC money. In Congress, I will reject the corrupting influence of money and special interests, and I will always put Iowans first.”
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Darializa Avila Chevalier
House · NY-13 · Democrat
“Darializa’s campaign is 100% powered by the people: she will never take money from corporate PACs. Unlike Adriano Espaillat, she won’t take a dime from AIPAC or corporate real estate.”
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“Darializa will never take money from corporate PACs, and will fight against monopolies, price gouging, and super PACs.”
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“Darializa will never take a dime from corporate PACs.”
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Paige Cognetti
House · PA-8 · Democrat
“As a candidate for Congress, I don’t take a dime from corporate PACs. As a member of Congress, I will propose legislation to ban corporate PAC donations to federal campaigns.”
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“When I think of DC, I think about our anti-corruption plan. We don’t take corporate PAC money. Obviously, we need a stock trading ban. You can’t be trading stocks on information the American people don’t have.”
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“No Corporate PAC Money. As a candidate and member of Congress I will reject the influence of special interests.”
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Zach Dembo
House · KY-6 · Democrat
“Kentuckians know that corporations and special interests have too much power over Congress. Big corporations push their agenda using politicians they buy off through campaign donations, it is public corruption in plain sight. That is why I have pledged to never take a dime of corporate pac money, so there is no question that I serve my community and my community alone. In Congress, I will fight to ban donations from corporate pacs out right, so Congress starts serving us, not corporate special interests.”
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“FACT: Zach Dembo’s campaign has never solicited dark money from shady interests and he is the only candidate in this race who does not take a dime from corporate PACs. Dembo’s campaign does not accept contributions from Reid Hoffman, or anyone implicated in the Epstein files.”
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Sarah Trone Garriott
House · IA-3 · Democrat
“I haven’t taken a dime from corporate PACs in this race, and I’ll work to ban them outright.”
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Angela Gonzales-Torres
House · CA-34 · Democrat
“Angela refuses corporate PAC and Super PAC money, and she's fighting to abolish Super PACs, overturn Citizens United, and ban utilities and major government contractors from bankrolling the campaigns of the officials who oversee their contracts.”
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“Refuse corporate PAC and Super PAC money”
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Adam Hamawy
House · NJ-12 · Democrat
“A people-powered campaign. No corporate PAC money.”
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Bob Harvie
House · PA-1 · Democrat
“I have pledged not to take a dime of corporate PAC money.”
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Christina Hines
House · MI-10 · Democrat
“That’s why she’s the only candidate in this race refusing corporate PAC money.”
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“I will never take money from corporate PACs. I want to be accountable to the people I represent, not corporations writing checks behind the scenes.”
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“I’m the only candidate in this race who refuses corporate PAC money, and I will vote to close these loopholes so everyone pays their fair share into Social Security.”
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Lindsay James
House · IA-2 · Democrat
“Get money out of politics: The Citizens United v. FEC decision allows for unlimited corporate spending in our elections – influencing politicians and policy itself. I will work to pass a constitutional amendment to overturn this decision and will never take corporate PAC money.”
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Jake Johnson
House · MN-1 · Democrat
“Jake has a full plan to take on fraud, tackle the national debt, support term limits, and refuse money from Corporate PACs.”
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“I don’t take any corporate PAC money, so I can actually go to Washington and fight to stop these data centers in their tracks. I won’t let some career politicians and tech billionaires sell out our communities and destroy our way of life.”
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“I don’t take any corporate PAC money, so I can actually take on the corporate monopolies and health insurance companies that keep raising costs, suppressing wages, and extracting obscene profits at our expense.”
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Melat Kiros
House · CO-1 · Democrat
“As the only candidate rejecting all corporate PAC money, I'll always stand for Medicare for All, Housing First, Universal Childcare, and an Arms Embargo.”
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Dan Koh
House · MA-6 · Democrat
“I will never accept money from corporate PACs.”
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“I refuse to take corporate PAC money – during the campaign and once elected – and will be a steadfast champion for cleaning up our democracy.”
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“It is without a dime of corporate PAC money – a pledge Dan has made to stop corporate influence in elections.”
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Micah Lasher
House · NY-12 · Democrat
“Continue to refuse to accept any corporate PAC money to his campaigns.”
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Eileen Laubacher
House · CO-4 · Democrat
“I’ve pledged not to take any corporate PAC money, and I’m proud to say that the average donation to my campaign is $21.”
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Matt Little
House · MN-2 · Democrat
“My campaign is powered by people, not AIPAC, not super PACs, health insurance PACs, and certainly not corporate PACs like big oil and big pharma. Our elections and our politicians shouldn’t be bought and paid for.”
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Sean McCann
House · MI-4 · Democrat
“Sean is not accepting a dime of utility or Big Oil money in his congressional campaign.”
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Donavan McKinney
House · MI-13 · Democrat
“His campaign is powered by people, not corporate PACs.”
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Richard Ojeda
House · NC-9 · Democrat
“This campaign doesn’t take a dime from corporate PACs or lobbyists.”
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“I do not take a dime from corporate PACs or special interests.”
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Brian Poindexter
House · OH-7 · Democrat
“We should get big money out of our elections so the people’s voice can be heard. That’s why I do not take Corporate PAC money and think we should ban Corporate PACs.”
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Chris Rabb
House · PA-3 · Democrat
“Reject All Corporate PAC Money”
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Manny Rutinel
House · CO-8 · Democrat
“No Corporate PAC Money Pledge: My campaign does not take corporate PAC money because I believe elected officials should answer to the people, not corporate special interests. I believe Democracy only works when it belongs to all of us.”
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“Has never taken corporate PAC money.”
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Amish Shah
House · AZ-1 · Democrat
“Amish doesn't accept contributions from corporate PACs — he's counting on grassroots supporters like you to keep powering this campaign.”
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Stefany Shaheen
House · NH-1 · Democrat
“My campaign is powered by more than 2,600 Granite State contributors and NO corporate PAC money.”
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Shannon Taylor
House · VA-1 · Democrat
“Shannon has pledged to never take a dime of corporate PAC money in this campaign or while representing us in Congress, so there is no doubt who she fights for.”
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“Restore Trust in Congress by Rejecting Corporate PAC Money.”
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“For that reason, I pledge never to take a dime from corporate PACs, as a candidate for Congress or as a member of Congress. And, I will work to end their influence in Washington.”
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“Shannon will reject all corporate PAC money, so there is no doubt who she is fighting for.”
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Claire Valdez
House · NY-7 · Democrat
“No dark money group or corporate PAC would ever consider giving me money. And I would never take it.”
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Ban corporate PAC donations and corporate election spending

17 members
Daniel Biss
House · IL-9 · Democrat
“Overturning Citizens United to Ban Unlimited Corporate Cash in Campaigns: The Citizens United decision is a blight that is killing our democracy. Corporations are not people. We need to amend the Constitution to get corporate money out of politics once and for all.”
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Adrian Boafo
House · MD-5 · Democrat
“Co-sponsored legislation to prohibit gas and electric utility companies from making campaign contributions to state and local political candidates.”
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Bob Brooks
House · PA-7 · Democrat
“Ban corporate PAC money from politics, period.”
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Paige Cognetti
House · PA-8 · Democrat
“As a candidate for Congress, I don’t take a dime from corporate PACs. As a member of Congress, I will propose legislation to ban corporate PAC donations to federal campaigns.”
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Rebecca Cooke
House · WI-3 · Democrat
“End Citizens United and get corporate and dark money out of politics.”
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Zach Dembo
House · KY-6 · Democrat
“Ban Corporate PAC Donations”
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“Kentuckians know that corporations and special interests have too much power over Congress. Big corporations push their agenda using politicians they buy off through campaign donations, it is public corruption in plain sight. That is why I have pledged to never take a dime of corporate pac money, so there is no question that I serve my community and my community alone. In Congress, I will fight to ban donations from corporate pacs out right, so Congress starts serving us, not corporate special interests.”
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“When billionaires and corporations can pour unlimited money into campaigns without any transparency or accountability, ordinary voters get drowned out. And to make matters worse, the politicians who directly benefit know who they owe. As your congressman, I’ll introduce an amendment to end the Citizens United decision and get corporations out of our political fundraising system.”
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“I am running to end that corruption by banning corporate PAC money, implementing term limits and barring Members of Congress from becoming lobbyists, so Washington finally works for Kentucky, not itself.”
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Sam Forstag
House · MT-1 · Democrat
“Ban corporate election spending and get rid of Super PACs by passing a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United. Money is not speech, corporations are not people, and the limitless flow of funding into our elections poses a threat to working people’s ability to make government work for us.”
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Sarah Trone Garriott
House · IA-3 · Democrat
“We need to ban corporate PAC contributions, and in Washington, I’ll continue that fight by pushing for reforms that make government transparent, ethical, and focused on you.”
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“Ban Corporate PAC Money”
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“I haven’t taken a dime from corporate PACs in this race, and I’ll work to ban them outright.”
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Angela Gonzales-Torres
House · CA-34 · Democrat
“Angela refuses corporate PAC and Super PAC money, and she's fighting to abolish Super PACs, overturn Citizens United, and ban utilities and major government contractors from bankrolling the campaigns of the officials who oversee their contracts.”
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Bob Harvie
House · PA-1 · Democrat
“Overturn Citizens United and Ban Corporate PAC Contributions”
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“In Congress I’ll fight to overturn Citizens United and permanently ban corporate PAC contributions because the voice of Americans shouldn’t be drowned out by a corporate check.”
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Micah Lasher
House · NY-12 · Democrat
“Introduced reform legislation to end corporate spending in campaigns in New York.”
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Matt Little
House · MN-2 · Democrat
“Bar lobbyists and corporations from directly or indirectly fundraising for candidates at the federal level, and prevent corporations from contributing or donating to government events or functions”
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Mike McGuire
House · CA-1 · Democrat
“In the State Senate, with Assemblymember Rogers, we advanced AB 1984, which would have stopped corporations in California from spending money in politics.”
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Donavan McKinney
House · MI-13 · Democrat
“In the State Legislature, I’ve fought to get big money out of politics, helping lead the introduction of a slate of bills in the State House that would ban monopoly utility corporations and government contractors from making political donations.”
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Brian Poindexter
House · OH-7 · Democrat
“We should get big money out of our elections so the people’s voice can be heard. That’s why I do not take Corporate PAC money and think we should ban Corporate PACs.”
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Manny Rutinel
House · CO-8 · Democrat
“I don't take their money. And in Congress, I'll fight to ban corporate donations to politicians, ban stock trading by Congress and finally pass term limits.”
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Randy Villegas
House · CA-22 · Democrat
“Stop corporations and billionaires from buying elections The disastrous Citizens United Supreme Court decision has created a political environment where elections are bought and paid for by the corporations ripping working families off every day. We must seek every legal avenue available to end Citizens United, and ban corporate PACs from buying influence from politicians and candidates.”
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Reform campaign finance laws

11 members
Jamie Ager
House · NC-11 · Democrat
“I’ll back campaign finance reforms that shine a light on dark money and reduce the outsized influence of special interests in Washington.”
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Rebecca Bennett
House · NJ-7 · Democrat
“Pass real campaign finance reform so that billionaires can’t buy our elections in order to gain power as unelected officials and enrich themselves.”
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Daniel Biss
House · IL-9 · Democrat
“As mayor, Daniel has gone up against money and entrenched power to enact desperately-needed campaign finance reform and pass a first-in-the-state Healthy Buildings Ordinance to curb carbon emissions.”
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Jasmine Clark
House · GA-13 · Democrat
“Demand Real Campaign Finance Reform”
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Sarah Trone Garriott
House · IA-3 · Democrat
“We need to reform campaign finance so ordinary people can run for office.”
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Adam Hamawy
House · NJ-12 · Democrat
“Revocar Citizens United y reformar el financiamiento de campañas La decisión de Citizens United de la Corte Suprema abrió las compuertas al dinero ilimitado y anónimo en nuestras elecciones. Lucharé por aprobar la Ley Para el Pueblo, establecer el financiamiento público de elecciones, exigir la divulgación completa de donantes de dinero oscuro y presionar por una enmienda constitucional para dejar claro que las corporaciones no son personas y el dinero no es expresión.”

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Nancy Lacore
House · SC-1 · Democrat
“When I launched a political campaign, I was shocked at how much money is involved in our electoral process. This is a real problem. I fully support overturning Citizens United and reforming our country’s campaign finance system entirely.”
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Micah Lasher
House · NY-12 · Democrat
“Big corporate money has long had far too much sway on government and policy. The floodgates opened by Citizens United fifteen years ago have made that infinitely worse. Fixing our democracy demands doing everything we can to reduce the influence of big money, reform a broken system, and lead by example.”
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Elaine Luria
House · VA-2 · Democrat
“Reform Campaign Finance Laws and Get Dark Money out of Politics”
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Shannon Taylor
House · VA-1 · Democrat
“As a member of Congress, I will fight for campaign finance reform and work to overturn the Citizens United decision that has opened the floodgates of big money. On my first day I will sign on to a constitutional amendment to reduce the ability of special interests to buy our elections and return power to where it belongs, to American citizens. I will co-sponsor the DISCLOSE Act, which would require Super PACs to disclose their biggest donors.”
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Scott Wiener
House · CA-11 · Democrat
“Scott supports a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United and will fight for real campaign finance reform so elections are decided by voters, not corporations and billionaires.”
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Fund campaigns publicly, such as by matching small donations

6 members
Melissa Bean
House · IL-8 · Democrat
“Support small-donor and public financing reforms”
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Daniel Biss
House · IL-9 · Democrat
“Passing the Government by the People Act: Create a small-donor matching system that lifts up grassroots contributors and reduces the power of big money in congressional elections. I led the successful effort to get this done in Evanston. We can and should do it nationwide.”
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Adam Hamawy
House · NJ-12 · Democrat
“Revocar Citizens United y reformar el financiamiento de campañas La decisión de Citizens United de la Corte Suprema abrió las compuertas al dinero ilimitado y anónimo en nuestras elecciones. Lucharé por aprobar la Ley Para el Pueblo, establecer el financiamiento público de elecciones, exigir la divulgación completa de donantes de dinero oscuro y presionar por una enmienda constitucional para dejar claro que las corporaciones no son personas y el dinero no es expresión.”

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Melat Kiros
House · CO-1 · Democrat
“We can’t call ourselves a democracy when wealth speaks louder than the people, which is why we have to take back the power of influence by passing term limits, creating a national donor-matching program, banning members of Congress from becoming lobbyists, and outlawing stock trading while in office.”
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Matt Little
House · MN-2 · Democrat
“Create an effective and fully funded public financing system for political campaigns”
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Chris Rabb
House · PA-3 · Democrat
“Publicly Fund Elections and Fix Rigged Election Maps”
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Refuse campaign money from AIPAC

6 members
Teresa Benitez-Thompson
House · NV-2 · Democrat
“Additionally, it means not accepting campaign money from organizations who don’t support this change, including AIPAC.”
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Darializa Avila Chevalier
House · NY-13 · Democrat
“Darializa’s campaign is 100% powered by the people: she will never take money from corporate PACs. Unlike Adriano Espaillat, she won’t take a dime from AIPAC or corporate real estate.”
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Patty García
House · IL-4 · Democrat
“Patty rejects the influence of AIPAC and billionaire-funded super PACs that use money and intimidation to silence criticism of Israeli government policy and manipulate American elections.”
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Brad Lander
House · NY-10 · Democrat
“Fight to get money out of politics, instead of raking in Wall Street, crypto, and AIPAC contributions.”
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Matt Little
House · MN-2 · Democrat
“My campaign is powered by people, not AIPAC, not super PACs, health insurance PACs, and certainly not corporate PACs like big oil and big pharma. Our elections and our politicians shouldn’t be bought and paid for.”
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“That’s why I’ve rejected big PAC money, AIPAC money, and that’s why I’ve created my Anti-Corruption Bill of Rights.”
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Scott Wiener
House · CA-11 · Democrat
“Scott has taken the Reject AIPAC pledge and is neither seeking nor accepting support from AIPAC, due to significant policy differences.”
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Ban super PACs

5 members
Darializa Avila Chevalier
House · NY-13 · Democrat
“Darializa will never take money from corporate PACs, and will fight against monopolies, price gouging, and super PACs.”
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“Ban super PACs money from our elections”
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Sam Forstag
House · MT-1 · Democrat
“Ban corporate election spending and get rid of Super PACs by passing a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United. Money is not speech, corporations are not people, and the limitless flow of funding into our elections poses a threat to working people’s ability to make government work for us.”
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Sarah Trone Garriott
House · IA-3 · Democrat
“I’ll work to ban super PACs and overturn Citizens United, because our democracy should belong to the people, not to whoever writes the biggest check.”
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Angela Gonzales-Torres
House · CA-34 · Democrat
“Abolish Super PACs and end the era of billionaires buying elections.”
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“Angela refuses corporate PAC and Super PAC money, and she's fighting to abolish Super PACs, overturn Citizens United, and ban utilities and major government contractors from bankrolling the campaigns of the officials who oversee their contracts.”
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“Support legislation to abolish Super PACs by capping their donations at $5,000, the same limit as regular PACs”
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Matt Little
House · MN-2 · Democrat
“Ban Super PACS”
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Set limits on campaign contributions and spending

5 members
Christina Bohannan
House · IA-1 · Democrat
“Pass a constitutional amendment to reverse the Citizens United decision and block unlimited corporate and billionaire spending on campaigns”
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Sam Forstag
House · MT-1 · Democrat
“Sam will overturn Citizens United, lower contribution limits, ban members of Congress from trading stocks, and stop former members from becoming lobbyists.”
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“Set strict, lower contribution limits to reduce the amount of money an individual can give to a federal campaign. Politics should be a battle of ideas, not of resources, and reducing the amount of money at all levels would help us get back to that.”
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Angela Gonzales-Torres
House · CA-34 · Democrat
“Support legislation to abolish Super PACs by capping their donations at $5,000, the same limit as regular PACs”
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Christina Hines
House · MI-10 · Democrat
“I support a constitutional amendment, such as the For Our Freedom Amendment, to allow reasonable limits on political spending and restore the ability of Congress and states to regulate campaign finance.”
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Eileen Laubacher
House · CO-4 · Democrat
“End dark money and limit corporate funds in campaigns by requiring full transparency of political spending”
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Refuse super PAC and dark money support

5 members
Zach Dembo
House · KY-6 · Democrat
“FACT: Zach Dembo’s campaign has never solicited dark money from shady interests and he is the only candidate in this race who does not take a dime from corporate PACs. Dembo’s campaign does not accept contributions from Reid Hoffman, or anyone implicated in the Epstein files.”
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Patty García
House · IL-4 · Democrat
“Patty rejects the influence of AIPAC and billionaire-funded super PACs that use money and intimidation to silence criticism of Israeli government policy and manipulate American elections.”
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Angela Gonzales-Torres
House · CA-34 · Democrat
“Angela refuses corporate PAC and Super PAC money, and she's fighting to abolish Super PACs, overturn Citizens United, and ban utilities and major government contractors from bankrolling the campaigns of the officials who oversee their contracts.”
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“Refuse corporate PAC and Super PAC money”
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Matt Little
House · MN-2 · Democrat
“My campaign is powered by people, not AIPAC, not super PACs, health insurance PACs, and certainly not corporate PACs like big oil and big pharma. Our elections and our politicians shouldn’t be bought and paid for.”
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Claire Valdez
House · NY-7 · Democrat
“No dark money group or corporate PAC would ever consider giving me money. And I would never take it.”
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Strengthen enforcement of campaign finance laws

3 members
Teresa Benitez-Thompson
House · NV-2 · Democrat
“Strengthen Penalties for Breaking Campaign Finance Laws:We need to make sure candidates and elected officials are following the law and cracking down on those who don’t.”
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Sean McCann
House · MI-4 · Democrat
“Strengthen and empower the Federal Elections Commission to regularly audit campaign spending – because members of Congress too often use their campaigns as personal piggy banks to finance luxury travel.”
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Janelle Stelson
House · PA-10 · Democrat
“Strengthen the Federal Election Commission so it has more power to hold candidates and public officials who break campaign finance laws accountable.”
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Ban personal use of campaign funds

2 members
Christina Bohannan
House · IA-1 · Democrat
“Ban family members from being paid by campaigns or official offices”
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“Ban the abuse of leadership PACs as a loophole to personal spending”
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Sean McCann
House · MI-4 · Democrat
“Strengthen and empower the Federal Elections Commission to regularly audit campaign spending – because members of Congress too often use their campaigns as personal piggy banks to finance luxury travel.”
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Bar lobbyists from raising money for candidates

2 members
Frederick Haynes III
House · TX-30 · Democrat
“Prohibit lobbyists from fundraising for the members they lobby.”
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Matt Little
House · MN-2 · Democrat
“Bar lobbyists and corporations from directly or indirectly fundraising for candidates at the federal level, and prevent corporations from contributing or donating to government events or functions”
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Ease federal restrictions on campaign speech and spending

1 member
Chris Gober
House · TX-10 · Republican
“Successfully struck down an unconstitutional provision of the Federal Election Campaign Act.”
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Refuse campaign money from lobbyists

1 member
Richard Ojeda
House · NC-9 · Democrat
“This campaign doesn’t take a dime from corporate PACs or lobbyists.”
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Raised the issue without a specific call

2 members
Anthony Constantino
House · NY-21 · Republican
“I’m self-funding my campaign so that no donor, lobbyist, or special interest will influence me.”
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William Lawrence
House · MI-7 · Democrat
“He is independent of DC insiders and unbought by corporate money.”
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