In addition to what’s publicly disclosed, there’s a large set of corporate influence tactics that go unreported. Lately, we’ve been working to bring that spending out of the shadows.

After experimentation, research, and feedback from employees, MapLight has implemented a number of practices to support a culture that works for both our remote and our in-office staff.

After a multi-year effort from more than 20 advocacy organizations, including MapLight, the Senate will finally join the modern world and file reports online.  

On behalf of the entire MapLight team, I am excited to introduce you to our newest board member: Paul Perry. From the moment I met Paul, I was impressed by his drive to improve his community, our country, and our democracy. I’m looking forward to tapping into the wealth of knowledge and insight Paul has … Continue reading "Introducing Paul Perry, MapLight’s newest board member"

Scott Pruitt’s resignation as the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency this month comes after extensive reporting from news organizations about myriad ethical scandals that led to multiple investigations and public outrage. Throughout Pruitt’s short tenure at the EPA, MapLight followed his support for the energy industry, cozy ties to campaign donors, and questionable reimbursement … Continue reading "Tracking MapLight’s Coverage of Scott Pruitt’s Time as EPA Chief"

MapLight is excited to welcome former Federal Election Commission Chair Ann Ravel to our staff as Senior Fellow to tackle the threat that deceptive digital politics presents to a transparent, equitable, and accountable democracy.

Voter’s Edge California, the most comprehensive source of online voting information in the state, announced its continued partnership with two public media stations, KPBS and KPCC, and other community organizations to provide voters with unbiased, in-depth information on candidates and ballot measures down to the local level.