The Center for Responsive Politics’ OpenSecrets.org Mailbag feature featured a friendly shout out to the Center for Competitive Politics Friday.
In responding to a reader question about groups active in the campaign finance arena, CRP Communications Director Dave Levinthal wrote:
[T]here are a number of groups that advocate to one degree or another for campaign finance reform—some liberal, some conservative. Among them: Common Cause, Center for Competitive Politics, Democracy 21, Public Campaign and Public Citizen, among others.
We appreciate the plug from our friends at CRP. It may not have been intentional, but it’s just another sign that those seeking stricter regulations on political advocacy do not hold a monopoly on the concept of campaign finance reform.
