Oct 06, 2020
In the News
ECU says the Fight for Reform program will focus on the senators’ votes to “reduce the influence of big money in politics, fix campaign contribution loopholes that allow big donors to get around contribution limits,” a reference to New Hampshire’s often-debated LLC loophole, and “protecting consumers from the negative impact of corporate lobbying.” “Dark money groups are trying to buy our elections and our democracy, but these four senators have taken a courageous stand to take them on,” said ECU President Tiffany Muller. “These four reformers are dedicated to limiting ‘big money’s’ influence in politics because they know people should come first, not corporate special interests. “In order to continue making progress on critical issues in New Hampshire, we must re-elect these four Senators this November.”
In the News
ECU says the Fight for Reform program will focus on the senators’ votes to “reduce the influence of big money in politics, fix campaign contribution loopholes that allow big donors to get around contribution limits,” a reference to New Hampshire’s often-debated LLC loophole, and “protecting consumers from the negative impact of corporate lobbying.” “Dark money groups are trying to buy our elections and our democracy, but these four senators have taken a courageous stand to take them on,” said ECU President Tiffany Muller. “These four reformers are dedicated to limiting ‘big money’s’ influence in politics because they know people should come first, not corporate special interests. “In order to continue making progress on critical issues in New Hampshire, we must re-elect these four Senators this November.”