About
What We Do
You can learn more about the policies we support at anticorruptionact.org
“Corruption?”
America’s anti-corruption laws are dangerously out of date. With so many perfectly legal ways to exchange money in return for favorable treatment from politicians, “quid-pro-quo” bribery has become obsolete. Our broken system requires the people to buy access to their own government — This is the new face of corruption in the United States.
How We Do It
We are building on this momentum to pass Anti-Corruption Acts in several cities and states across the nation in 2015 and 2016, each supported by locally organized Represent.Us chapters. Represent.Us chapters create real, non-partisan, grassroots political power from the bottom up.
Our Team
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Our History
Our Board
Our Board of Advisors represents a broad political spectrum, from progressives to Tea Party conservatives. Confronting the kind of systemic corruption that’s paralyzing our government will require a massive movement — That means putting partisan differences aside and focusing on where we agree. Poll after poll has found that Democrats, Republicans, and Independents all support tough new anti-corruption laws. We’re working together to turn that support into action.
| Theodore Roosevelt IV Investment Banker |
Lawrence Lessig Harvard Law School Professor |
Richard Painter Former Ethics Advisor to President George W. Bush |
Cecelia Frontero Occupy Wall Street |
| Buddy Roemer Former Governor of Louisiana |
Tom Whitmore DC Tea Party Patriots |
Hadi Partovi Investor |
Jack Cogan Former Chairman, Hale and Dorr |
| Douglas E. Schoen Democratic Campaign Consultant |
Todd Dipaola Co-founder, Vantage Media |
Mark McKinnon GOP Strategist |
Dennis M. Kelleher Better Markets |
| Jack Abramoff Former Lobbyist |
Nick Penniman Fund for the Republic |
David Levine American Sustainable Business Council |
Bayan Towfiq Founder and CEO, Flowroute |
| Albert Wenger Partner, Union Square Ventures |
Ethan Beard Entrepreneur in Residence, Greylock Partners |
Joe Greenstein Co-founder and CEO, Flixster |
Jonathan Haidt Professor, NYU |
| James “Gus” Speth Professor, Vermont Law School |
Robert H. Reynolds Manager and Entertainment Attorney |
Norman J. Ornstein American Enterprise Institute |
Catherine Baer The Tea Party Network Chair |
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Nick Rubin
Entrepreneur and Student
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Charlotte Hill |
Rick Thompson |
Our Funding Sources
We are a not-for-profit entity funded by donations from our supporters. We also receive grants from philanthropic
