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The Montana Plan I-194 Set to Qualify for November Ballot After All-Volunteer Effort Collects Nearly 50,000 Signatures Across Montana
The Montana Plan is about a simple principle: real people should govern, not artificial persons created on paper. A vote for The Montana Plan (I-194) is a vote to put Montanans back in charge of Montana elections

Montanans Blaze New Trail in Fight Against Corporate and Dark Money Election Spending
The Montana Plan is a critical step in fighting back against the deluge of secret spending in elections that we’ve seen since Citizens United. This ballot initiative is one of the most creative and important ideas I’ve seen to end dark money and corporate spending in elections.

TEI: Hawaii Lawsuit Shows Why Voters - Not Corporations - Must Decide The Montana Plan
“The Hawaii lawsuit is no surprise,” said Jeff Mangan, president of the Transparent Election Initiative and lead petitioner for I-194. “Corporations and billionaires have had a vice grip on the machinery of democracy for generations, and they are not going to let go politely. That is exactly why voters need the chance to decide this question for themselves.
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Guest Editorial - I-194 Will Demand Transparency in MT Elections
We should be skeptical of politicians who oppose an initiative that will open the door for Montanans to take our elections back into our own hands

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

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