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Issue One’s Meredith McGehee talked about her group’s new report “All Expenses Paid,” which looks at the loopholes federal lawmakers are using to pay for personal expenditures.

Meredith McGehee talked about her Issue One group’s new report, “The Ethics Blind Spot,” which outlines the shortcomings of the House and Senate ethics committees.

Meredith McGehee talked about her Issue One group’s new report, “The Ethics Blind Spot,” which outlines the shortcomings of the House and Senate ethics committees.

Meredith McGehee talked about efforts in Congress that would mandate greater disclosure of political ads that run on large internet platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.

Meredith McGehee talked about rules and regulations governing disclosure of campaign donations, as well as the tax and personal financial records of the presidential candidates.

Christian Berg and Meredith McGehee talked about the role of money in U.S. politics, efforts to reform the campaign finance system, and the impact of the Supreme Court’s ruling in Citizens U…

Panelists talked about the history of campaign finance. They spoke about court decisions and legislation that have regulated who can finance campaigns and how much they can give, and discuss…

Meredith McGehee talked about campaign finance in the 2016 presidential elections, including Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton’s call for a constitutional amendment to fix the system.

Government advocates talked about possible reforms to the congressional ethics process. They focused on the findings of the group Public Citizen’s newly-released report on House and Senate e…

Meredith McGehee talked about bipartisan campaign finance reform efforts in the Senate, and she responded to telephone calls and electronic communications. She discussed legislation that wou…

Meredith McGehee talked about the history of public presidential campaign financing, who is eligible for funding and the amount taxpayers pay for presidential elections, the future of campai…

The House Office of Congressional Ethics held its first public meeting, in the Longworth House Office Building, to allow public comment on the new draft rules and code of conduct.

Meredith McGehee talked about the proposed House Ethics Board. Wednesday, December 19, 2007, the House Special Task Force on Ethics Enforcement recommended the establishment of an independen…

Meredith McGehee talked about lobbying reform legislation. On May 17 the House Judiciary Committee marked up two bills that would change current lobbying rules. One bill, HR 2316, would requ…

Panelists discussed the costs of presidential campaigning with a group of high school and college students from the Washington, D.C. area. Mr. Milewski moderated the discussion. Panelists ad…

Participants talked to reporters about a complaint they would file with the Internal Revenue Service against the Commission on Presidential Debates. The complaint charged that the commission…

The Campaign Finance Institute hosted this talk about the potential impact of campaign finance regulations on "soft money' contributions, legal and free speech issues, and the way federal el…

The guests debated the possible effects of campaign finance reform legislation that recently passed in the U.S. House of Representatives. They answered questions from members of the audience…

The participants talked to reporters about the role of television in the 2000 campaign. Mr. Taylor announced a year-long research and advocacy effort studying how campaign money is spent and…

Jackie Koszczuk, of Congressional Quarterly, David Mason, a Senior Fellow with the Heritage Foundation, and Meredith. McGehee, of Common Cause, two witnesses at a recent House Ethics Reform …