Erin Tierney-Heggenstaller
03/27/25
(The Chronicle) Tiffany Muller, president of the political action committee End Citizens United, joined the in-person meeting to discuss money’s impact on elections and free speech.
Muller leads an organization to fight money’s political influence, believing in “giving power back to people’s voices,” not just those who can “write the biggest check.” The PAC was formed after the Supreme Court’s 2010 ruling in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission reversed campaign finance restrictions, allowing people and companies to spend unlimited money on elections. Muller argued that the reversal “put a for sale sign on our democracy,” adding that “this past election cycle totaled $20 billion.”
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