Voting Campaign Finance Reform: Resources/Links Use these links to navigate the main sections of the Voting: Campaign Finance Reform section. Links for navigating the entire voting section, as well as the rest of the Law, Diversity and the Vote site are at the bottom of the page. Introduction, History & Change | PACs | Recent Reform Proposals Arguments For & Against Campaign Finance Reform YOU Vote! | Resources/Links for This Section Clicking on links will launch a new browser window. Brookings Campaign Finance: A source for cases, legal and policy materials on campaign finance from the Brookings Institution. The Center for Public Integrity: Features databases of financial information about presidential candidates. Issues in Depth: Campaign Finance Reform: From The Electronic Policy Network, is a project of The American Prospect magazine that provides provides information and ideas about the policies and politics that shape the world. Destination Democracy: Part of a multimedia toolkit developed by the Benton Foundation to help citizens navigate the tough issues of campaign finance. Federal Elections Commission: A place to find out about our federal campaigns and elections and the rules that govern them. The FEC site also has financial information for and about candidates, parties and PACs. Town Hall: Produced by the Heritage Foundation, is a source for a conservative point-of-view on money and politics. >>Youth Citizenship >>Voter Registration >>Representation >>Campaign Reform Conversation | *Voting* | Activities | Resources Online Conversations | Law, Diversity, and the Vote