Econ

Accountable.US released a new report revealing the top corporate donors of politicians in Southwestern states pushing for election audits and peddling baseless 2020 election conspiracies.

New analysis reveals corporations that have spoken out against or lobbied on tax provisions in Biden’s Build Back Better plan have histories of tax avoidance and schemes.

Accountable.US called on lawmakers, particularly those who stand to benefit from the status quo, to drop their opposition to having big corporations pay their fair share to make key investments in child care, health care and addressing the climate crisis.   

At least 125 Republicans in Congress with average net worths of at least $1 million and/or hold assets in excess of $1 million are poised to oppose any effort to raise revenue by having the wealthiest Americans and big corporations pay their fair share in taxes.

Accountable.US called on Senate Republicans to put consumers and vulnerable borrowers ahead of the payday loan industry that has poured over $800,000 into their campaign war chests.

New report shows corporate PAC donations kept flowing to lawmakers who voted against election certification AFTER the Capitol riot.

New Accountable.US analysis reveals the real estate industry’s push to end the eviction ban while reporting strong performance to investors.

The Campaign Against Corporate Complicity launched a new web portal to help hold corporate America accountable to its promises and to prevent normalizing the cruel and undemocratic actions of the Trump administration.

Several leading U.S. businesses and industry groups quietly resumed their political giving once the immediate aftermath of the January 6th attack on the Capitol settled.