New York Used a New Public Campaign Financing Program in 2024. How Did It Work?
The debut cycle of New York’s program more than doubled the participation of in-district small donors, according to a new study from the Brennan Center.
The debut cycle of New York’s program more than doubled the participation of in-district small donors, according to a new study from the Brennan Center.
More than 300 candidates joined the first run of New York State’s small-donor matching program, exceeding the expectations of advocates.
This week, Alderman Matt Martin announced a new push for a small-dollar matching option in City Council races at a press briefing with community groups.
A major bill to expand the public campaign financing system offered in state elections passed the Hawaii Senate unanimously and awaits action in the House.
Councilmember Nithya Raman announced that a study on establishing a "democracy voucher" program for city elections will arrive in January.
With control of the state House and Senate at stake, Virginia's 2023 elections have broken state fundraising records. Several close-fought races have brought in around $10 million each.
Small-dollar donations from Evanston residents to candidates for mayor can be matched out of a pool of public funding under the new program.
As budget cuts jeopardize the launch of a public campaign financing program approved by Oakland voters, community groups are mobilizing at town halls with a plan to keep the program on schedule this year.
With funding approved in the state budget, a new program that matches small-dollar donations could allow candidates to run campaigns supported by everyday New Yorkers.
Advocates for a groundbreaking New York public campaign financing program await word of its funding level in the "Big Ugly" budget bill.