US reforms should help the financially vulnerable
The Domestic Policy Caucus appeared in the Financial Times with an op-ed.
The more short-term, small-dollar credit options, the better
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to damage many people’s personal finances and has compelled them to seek relief through any number of options, from home equity loans to skipping mortgage payments and more.
Four of Five States are Ignored in the Current System
The current state-based, winner-take-all method of awarding electoral votes makes the voters in a handful of battlegrounds states the only relevant voters in presidential elections.
National Popular Vote Puts Rural Voters at Parity with Urban Voters
The current state-based winner-take-all method assigns inordinate amounts of importance to the handful of battleground states. National Popular vote would make every vote equal – putting rural voters at parity with urban voters.
Constitutionality and Campaigning in Every State
The Electoral College that we have today was not designed, anticipated or favored by the Founding Fathers. It is, instead, the product of decades of change stemming from the emergence of political parties in 1796.