Fix Democracy First

Fix Democracy First works with many local, state, and national organizations.

Join our Team! We invite you to become a partner and serve with other FDF leaders in your area. Contact us if you would like to become active in your area.

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WASHINGTON STATE ORGANIZATIONS

Partner Organizations

• FairVote Washington
• League of Women Voters of Washington
• Meaningful Movies Project
• Sightline Institute
• Wash PIRG

Coalitions

• Honest Elections Seattle
• WA Democracy Hub
• WA Voting Justice Coalition
• Win/Win Network
• WA Voting Rights Act Coalition
• WA Campaign Finance Coalition

Allied Organization

• Washington CAN
• One America
• Fuse Washington
• RAD (Restoring the American Dream)
• Progreso
• Latino Community Fund

International Organizations

Partner Organizations

• American Promise
• Fair Vote: The Center for Voting and Democracy: Organization focusing on fair voting reforms.
• Free Speech for People: Challenges the misuse of corporate power and works to restore republican democracy to the people.
• Move to Amend: National coalition of organizations and individuals working to amend the constitution removing money an speech and corporations as people.
• Public Citizen: Champions citizen intersts before Congress, the courts and federal government entities in 5 issue areas.
• Rank Choice Voting Resource Center

Allied Organizations

• Alliance for Democracy
• Common Cause: Mission is Money in Politics and Elections and Voting among other good government causes.

Democracy Initiative

• Every Voice Action: The sister 501(c)(4) to Public Campaign, it builds political power to put every voice into the political process.
• Fix Our America: Supports passage of 28th Amendment.
• Issue One: Fix Democracy First: Americans for Campaign Reform and Fund for the Republic have joined forces to work on money in politics.
• Justice At Stake: National partnership working for fair, impartial courts.
• Move On: Promotes progressive online organizing moving to the grassroots.

National Nonpartisan Reformers

• OpenSecrets.org: Center for Responsive Politics Nonpartisan guide to money’s influence on U.S. elections and public policy. Informs citizens how money in politics affects their lives.
• People for the American Way: Mission is to build and nurture communities of support for American values, and to equip those communities to promote progressive policies, elect progressive candidates, and hold public officials accountable.
• Reclaim Democracy: Dedicated to restoring democratic authority over corporations, reviving grassroots democracy, and establishing appropriate limits on corporate influence.
• Represent.Us: Works to pass the American Anti-Corruption Act.
• Rootstrikers.org: Mission is to restore power over American Politics and government to 100% of the people partnering with Public Campaign, Common Cause, US-PIRG, Democracy Matters, and other groups.
• United Republic: Challenges the undue influence of well-financed special interests over American government and politics.
• United for the People: Tracks elected officials, organizations, governmental bodies that have adopted resolutions calling for a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United v. FEC.

Sources

• Ballotpedia
• Brennan Center for Justice / New York University School of Law: Resources and Legal Assistance for Campaign Financing Reform.
• Fair Elections Now: Information about the Federal Elections Now Act – legislation that would provide for public funding of congressional campaigns based upon candidates raising a minimum number of small contributions in their own state and other conditions.
• Follow the Money: National Institute on Money in State Politics: Resource for information about money in state politics.
• Maplight: Useful tools to analyze effects of money on public policy with specific information on superpacs.