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Bruce Freed appears on the Richard Fowler Show

Comcast Secretly Kicked in $200K for Lawmakers’ Room at 2016 Republican Convention

The Most and Least Transparent Companies for Political Spending

These N.J. Companies Reveal Which Politicians Get Their Cash. Why Won’t Others?

More Company Boards Add Oversight of Political Spending

Your Favorite Companies May Be Political Black Boxes

CEOs Scolded Trump after Charlottesville. Will Corporations Close Their Checkbooks?

These Companies Support the Paris Agreement. They Also Support Climate Deniers.

How Companies Can Earn Back Our Trust After Charlottesville

Nation’s Biggest Lobbying Organization Plans 2018 Meeting at Trump-Owned Miami Resort

SEC’s Clayton Indicates Support for Limiting Shareholder Proposals (pdf)

Campaign Finance Reform Without Law? (pdf)

Two Takes on Gadfly Shareholder Activism (pdf)

Is the Most Powerful Lobbyist in Washington Losing Its Grip?

Republicans Keep Corporate Lobbying Secret by Adding Riders to Spending Bills

Comcast Shareholders Reject Lobby Disclosure Resolution for the Fourth Straight Year

Guess Who’s Addressing Money in Politics? It’s Not the Government

Beneficiaries of $14.4 Billion Over Last Decade, Tax Lobbyists Ready for Trump Bonanza

The Morning Risk Report: An Easier Way to Track Corporate Political Spending

Shareholders Demand Disclosure – and Republicans Push Back

Why Menendez Opposed Trump Pick to Regulate Wall Street

Shareholders Pushed Irving’s Fluor Corp. to Reveal Its Political Spending, and Here’s What They Found

Opinion: Now There’s a Way to Invest and Save Democracy at the Same Time

Contraceptive Makers Helped Elect Republican Congress Ready to Defund Planned Parenthood

What Boards Need to Know About Corporate Political Spending

Corporate America Should Get on Board with Political Accountability

Commentary: How Companies Should Respond to Trump’s Attacks – and Praises

Why J&J, Merck Back GOP Opponents of Birth Control They’re Selling

Which Companies Keep Political Contributions Secret?

Opening the Books on Political Giving by Comcast and Others

Doing What the Feds Won’t on Corporate Political Disclosure

The Morning Risk Report: Disclosure of Corporate Political Spending on the Rise

Should Public Companies Disclose Their Political Spending?

Companies Are Disclosing More About Their Political Contributions, Study Says

More Corporations Embrace Disclosure, Despite Conservative Opposition

Protecting Companies from Political Spending Peril

Vigilant Companies Can Avert Watergate Scandal Replay

Morris Pearl on the Patriotic Millionaires, Money, and Politics

The Big Number: 153

It’s Time to Move Ahead with the SEC Nomination Process

Corporations Opposed to North Carolina’s Anti-LGBT Law Helped Elect Its Supporters

Do Political Business in the Daylight: Corporations Are Distorting Our Democracy and the 2016 Election with Their Dark Money

Investors Push for Fuller Picture of Corporate Political Contributions

Corporate Political Spending Becomes Compliance Issue

The Astute Board Member’s Guide to Corporate Political Spending

CPA Featured at Brookings Summit

Texas Companies Growing Part of Political Transparency Trend

Corporate Political Disclosure and the Mutual Fund Vote: 2015 Proxy Season Analysis Shows Steady Support (pdf)

New Rankings Highlight Corporate Transparency in Politics

Tech Industry Lags in Political Transparency

Report: More Companies Voluntarily Disclose Campaign Spending (pdf)

This Ranking System Is Increasing Corporate Political Disclosure

Corporations Improve Reporting of Political Activity — With Exceptions

Corporations Are Disclosing More Information About Their Political Contributions, Study Says

A Board Member’s Guide to Corporate Political Spending

Hillary Clinton’s Secret Weapon in Campaign Finance Reform: Shame

Rays of Light in the Shadow of Dark Money

Do You Know Which Candidates Your Company Is Funding?

Shareholders Press for Information About Political Spending

Corporations Open Up About Political Spending

Disclosing Secret Corporate Political Spending Does Not Hinder Free Speech

Tech Companies Aren’t So Transparent When It Comes to Politics

Time to Put the Political Spending Horse Before the Lobbying Cart

Foundations to SEC: Force Corporations to Disclose Political Giving

Exclusive: Walmart Improves Lobbying Disclosure after Shareholder Push