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Center for Responsive Politics
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The Center for Responsive Politics (CRP), according to the organization's web site, is a "non-partisan, non-profit research group based in Washington, D.C. that tracks money in politics, and its effect on elections and public policy. The Center conducts computer-based research on campaign finance issues for the news media, academics, activists, and the public at large. The Center's work is aimed at creating a more educated voter, an involved citizenry, and a more responsive government."[1]
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Staff
Board of Directors
- Paul Hoff - Chairman
- Sonia Jarvis
- Hon. Charles McC. Mathias
- Ellen S. Miller
- John G. Murphy
- Spencer Overton
- Frank P. Reiche
- Whitney North Seymour, Jr.
- Robert A. Weinberger
Older list of Board of Directors
- Paul Hoff
- Sonia Jarvis
- Jeff Malachowsky
- Hon. Charles McC. Mathias
- Judge Abner Mikva
- Ellen S. Miller, Executive Director, Public Campaign; CRP executive director 1984-1996
- John G. Murphy
- Frank P. Reiche
- Whitney North Seymour, Jr.
- Hon. Paul Simon
- Robert A. Weinberger
Funding
"Support for the Center comes from a combination of foundation grants and individual contributions. The Center accepts no contributions from businesses or labor unions."[2]
- The Ford Foundation (currently under a three year grant of $1,000,000)
- The Pew Charitable Trusts (currently under a two year grant of $550,000)
- The Carnegie Corporation (currently under a three year grant of $450,000)
- The Joyce Foundation (currently under a two-year grant of $350,000)
Contact
The Center for Responsive Politics
1101 14th St., NW • Suite 1030
Washington, DC 20005-5635
(202) 857-0044 • fax (202) 857-7809
info@crp.org
URL: http://www.opensecrets.org
Other Related SourceWatch Resources
- Tom Asher chaired the Center for Responsive Politics Board from 1994-1999.
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- Progressive Donor Network
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