Common Cause

Common Cause is a nonpartisan grassroots organization dedicated to strengthening democracy in America, boasting over 1.5 million members across more than 25 states. Founded in 1970 by John Gardner, the group has a rich history of impactful advocacy, including lowering the voting age to 18 and enhancing accountability in government. Common Cause focuses on key issues such as protecting voting rights, reducing big money's influence in elections, and promoting fair government practices.

Their comprehensive approach includes grassroots mobilization, legislative advocacy, and strategic legal actions to ensure government accountability and election integrity. Through lobby days, election monitoring, and public education campaigns, Common Cause empowers citizens to participate actively in democracy. Their efforts are supported by the Common Cause Education Fund, which conducts research and public awareness initiatives. Committed to equity and representation for all individuals, Common Cause strives to create an inclusive government that truly reflects the diverse voices of the nation. By joining Common Cause, individuals can take meaningful action towards a fairer democratic process.