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We use our team’s deep expertise to craft policy and intervene in debates to serve the interests of people, not entrenched power.

For questions about our policy work, please contact Demand Progress Policy Director Daniel Schuman at [email protected]

Bipartisan Letter Supporting the Continuation of the Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress in the 117th Congress

50+ Orgs Urge Senate Dems Not to Advance Corporate Nominees

50+ Orgs Urge President-elect Biden Not to Advance Corporate Nominees

17 Groups Thank Rep. Eshoo for Surveillance Inquiries

House Members and Progressive Organizations’ Letter to Congressional Leadership Urging the End of Corporate Government Movement

Stop or Delay the Barrett Nomination

Coalition Letter to NARA on the Preservation of Presidential Records

Coalition Recommendations For House Appropriations Committee Chair Candidates

Organizations Urge Senate and House Armed Services Committees Preserve the Ability of the SIGAR to Evaluate and Audit Spending Decisions

Coalition Supports the Protecting Our Democracy Act

40 Groups Call on House Panel to Investigate Pentagon’s Use of Coronavirus Funds

Coalition Commends House For Passing The Congressional Budget Justification Transparency Act of 2019, H.R. 4894

Coalition Calls on the NYPD Inspector General to Audit the NYPD “Gang Database”

Coalition Opposes EARN IT Act

24 Groups Urge Congressional Leaders Not to Include Expired FISA Authorities in Continuing Resolution

Coalition Letter Asking Director of National Intelligence Ratcliffe to Commit to In-Person Congressional Briefing on Election Security

Coalition Urges Congress to Support Payment Choice Act (H.R. 2650, S. 4145)

Power of the Purse Coalition Urges Senate Appropriators for Live Video of Spending Bill Markups

Good Government Groups Commend House Administration and Modernization Committees for Public Release of Reports Mandated in H.Res. 756

Bipartisan Coalition Applauds House Leg. Branch Appropriators on FY21 Leg. Branch Appropriations Bill