'The Montana Plan'
The Transparent Election Initiative's thoughts, additional resources, & related campaign finance media links.

The Montana Plan at The Emerson and Dark Money May 6th
Come visit, learn about The Montana Plan and see a special screening of Dark Money at 6PM

MSU Public Things: Money, Transparent Elections & the Montana Experience
The MSU College of Letters and Sciences Public Things: Conditions for a Sustainable Democracy initiative brings you a moderated discussion about the Montana experience with elections, campaign finance, and democracy.
Economic Architecture Podcast | Can Citizens Remove Corporate Money from Democratic Elections
we explore the political implications of Citizens United—the landmark 2010 Supreme Court decision that led to an unprecedented rise in corporate financing of political campaigns

Dark Money Screening and Beer, Buds, and Big Sky Podcast April 29th in Whitefish
Free Dark Money screening on April 29th at 6PM followed by the Beer, Buds, and Big Sky Podcast

Dark Money Film - Havre Screening April 21st
join us at 6PM on April 21st at MSU Northern for a free screening of Dark Money

Jeff Mangan to Join Bipartisan Panel at Montana State University on Money in Politics and Public Trust
The panel will bring together leaders with diverse political backgrounds to discuss the influence of money in elections, the need for transparency, and Montana’s longstanding role in addressing political corruption

Montana Supreme Court Unanimously Rejects Effort to Block Initiative I-194
We’re grateful for the Montana Supreme Court’s swift and unanimous decision, which reaffirms the right of Montanans to participate in the initiative process and have their voices heard.
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Open Letter: Main Street for Montana
At its core, The Montana Plan is about leveling the playing field for small businesses

TEI Volunteer Signature Gathering Training
We will be providing signature gathering training for our ballot initiative to end corporate and dark money, The Montana Plan, as we gear up for signature gathering! Please email volunteer@transparentelection.org to volunteer!

Issue One | New polling illuminates how the Supreme Court got Citizens United wrong
New polling commissioned by Issue One and conducted this month by YouGov reveals that overwhelming majorities of Americans — and Montanans — broadly believe that large-scale political spending by corporations, dark money groups, and wealthy donors undermines democracy, creates the appearance of corruption, and reduces trust in government.

Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance | Transparent Election Initiative
Corporations have only the powers that states give them—no more. States stopped being choosy about the powers they granted to their corporations in the mid-1800s. But every single state retained the authority to be as choosy as they like. Every single state retains the authority to decide to no longer grant its corporations the power to spend in politics.
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MSU Public Things: Money, Transparent Elections & the Montana Experience
The MSU College of Letters and Sciences Public Things: Conditions for a Sustainable Democracy initiative brings you a moderated discussion about the Montana experience with elections, campaign finance, and democracy.
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MSU Public Things: Money, Transparent Elections & the Montana Experience
The MSU College of Letters and Sciences Public Things: Conditions for a Sustainable Democracy initiative brings you a moderated discussion about the Montana experience with elections, campaign finance, and democracy.
Economic Architecture Podcast | Can Citizens Remove Corporate Money from Democratic Elections
we explore the political implications of Citizens United—the landmark 2010 Supreme Court decision that led to an unprecedented rise in corporate financing of political campaigns

Jeff Mangan to Join Bipartisan Panel at Montana State University on Money in Politics and Public Trust
The panel will bring together leaders with diverse political backgrounds to discuss the influence of money in elections, the need for transparency, and Montana’s longstanding role in addressing political corruption

The Montana Plan at The Emerson and Dark Money May 6th
Come visit, learn about The Montana Plan and see a special screening of Dark Money at 6PM

MSU Public Things: Money, Transparent Elections & the Montana Experience
The MSU College of Letters and Sciences Public Things: Conditions for a Sustainable Democracy initiative brings you a moderated discussion about the Montana experience with elections, campaign finance, and democracy.
Economic Architecture Podcast | Can Citizens Remove Corporate Money from Democratic Elections
we explore the political implications of Citizens United—the landmark 2010 Supreme Court decision that led to an unprecedented rise in corporate financing of political campaigns

Dark Money Screening and Beer, Buds, and Big Sky Podcast April 29th in Whitefish
Free Dark Money screening on April 29th at 6PM followed by the Beer, Buds, and Big Sky Podcast

Dark Money Film - Havre Screening April 21st
join us at 6PM on April 21st at MSU Northern for a free screening of Dark Money

Jeff Mangan to Join Bipartisan Panel at Montana State University on Money in Politics and Public Trust
The panel will bring together leaders with diverse political backgrounds to discuss the influence of money in elections, the need for transparency, and Montana’s longstanding role in addressing political corruption

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