Amid news reports that your campaign has set up a joint fundraising account to benefit your campaign, the Republican National Committee, and up to four separate state Republican parties, we renew our April 8, 2008 request that you cosponsor bipartisan legislation to fix the presidential public financing system and establish a public financing law for congressional races.

Campaign Money Watch calls on candidate to support legislation to protect workers on Northern Mariana Islands, give money to charity, and support real campaign reform

Washington, DC—Public Campaign Action Fund, a leading national campaign reform group, issued the following statement today by David Donnelly, national campaigns director:

"While it is preferable that the presidential nominees opt into the public funding system for the general election, the McCain campaign's statement criticizing Sen. Obama does absolutely nothing to advance the cause of either bipartisan public financing bills in Congress."

Washington, DC – Public Campaign Action Fund, a national nonprofit campaign reform group, has contacted candidates running for the U.S. Senate in Kentucky to ask them to sign the Voters First Pledge in support of public financing of elections for all federal races.

Washington, DC – Senator John McCain (R-AZ) is in Jacksonville, FL today to raise large contributions from wealthy area residents, just one day after the Florida House of Representatives voted to place a repeal of campaign spending limits on the November ballot.

Washington, DC—On the anniversary of the first meeting that set off the infamous Keating Five scandal, Public Campaign Action Fund renewed its call today for Senator John McCain (R-AZ) to back comprehensive public financing of all federal elections and to make passage of it a priority if elected.