Political Integrity Project

New Jersey early voting started on Saturday and there are five candidates on the ballot who took the Political Integrity Pledge to: - Reject corporate PAC $$ - Support a stock trading ban - Support a lobbying ban for former members of Congress - Support overturning Citizens United

WATCH: Rep. Maxwell Frost breaks down the importance (and difficulty) of rejecting corporate PAC money at our latest town hall with Will Lawrence in Lansing, Michigan.

Early voting in Michigan begins today and five candidates have taken the Political Integrity Pledge to: - Reject corporate PAC $$ - Support a stock trading ban + hold no individual stocks while in office - Support a lobbying ban for former members of Congress - Support overturning Citizens United

MUST SEE: Rep. Mike Thompson gets an F on the Integrity Index and his former comms director just came out in support of his opponent, Eric Jones. Rep. Thompson has received nearly $1.5 million in corporate contributions. Eric Jones took the Political Integrity Pledge.

HUGE: New poll shows Will Lawrence 8 points ahead of Rep. Tom Barrett in the Michigan 7th House race. Rep. Barrett had received nearly $300,000 in corporate contributions, including major donations from airlines and oil companies while sitting on the House Transportation Committee.

Half a billion dollars in one Senate race. Something has got to change.

Dan Osborn on the importance of integrity and why he took the Pledge.

NEW POLL ALERT: Sam Forstag leads Aaron Flint by four points in Emerson's latest poll of the Montana-01 House race. Sam has taken the Political Integrity Pledge while Aaron has received $50,000 in direct corporate contributions, including a max donation from SpaceX.

Nebraska is ready to get money out of politics. Thank for repping the Political Integrity Project, Dan.

AIPAC is back, baby.

Mike doesn’t even know how to respond.

BREAKING: an additional $350,000 was just dropped against Jake Johnson in Minnesota’s first district. $250,000 comes from a Super PAC backed by Wall St. executives.

UPDATE: New polling has Zach Dembo ahead of Ralph Alvarado in Kentucky’s 6th district. Zach is the only candidate in the race who has received no corporate donations. Ralph gets an F on the Integrity Index and has already received over $50,000 in corporate contributions.

Angela Gonzales-Torres is the only candidate in the California 34th race who has taken no corporate PAC money. She is running against Rep. Jimmy Gomez who gets a D- on the Integrity Index and has received more than $100,000 from corporations since 2024.

Brian Poindexter hits the nail on the head: in any other line of work, this would be illegal. In politics, it's a promotion.

Over 130 candidates who have taken the Political Integrity Pledge will be on the ballot this year. Time for the many to show the money who’s boss.

In 2025 Elon Musk said he’d be “stepping back” from politics. In 2026 he has single-handedly spent $276,000,000 to elect Ken Paxton to the U.S Senate. Full story: www.nytimes.com/2026/10/12/u...

Paige Cognetti is the only candidate in Pennsylvania 8th's House race that has taken no money from corporations. She is running against Rep. Rob Bresnahan who has received over $200,000 in corporate contributions since 2024 and holds over $10,000,000 in individual stocks.

Ironworker Brian Poindexter is leading Rep. Max Miller in the polls without taking a dime of corporate cash. Rep. Miller has received over $300,000 in corporate contributions, including major donations from Altria, Home Depot and Truist bank. He gets an F on the Integrity Index.

Only one candidate in the Kansas Senate race has received $0 from corporations. Vote wisely, Kansans.

Angie Nixon is the only candidate in the Florida Senate race who takes no money from corporations. Vote wisely, Florida.

When a student asked Brian Poindexter how she could trust he won't go to Washington and immediately get bought by big corporations, he had the perfect answer. You gotta watch the whole thing.

Join us in Missoula, Montana on Tuesday, October 20th for a town hall conversation with House candidate Sam Forstag. The event is free and open to the public. Sign up at ontour.politicalintegrity.us to get direct updates. Hope to see you there!

Rep. Jason Crow has raised nearly $3,000,000 with $0.00 from Corporate PACs. No corporate cash, no problem. Full story: sentinelcolorado.com/metro/rep-cr...

MUST WATCH: James Talarico gets it. James took the Political Integrity Pledge and is now running on it, calling for a ban on congressional stock trading, super PACs, and corporate PACs nationwide.

James Talarico raised more than any other Senate candidate in history this past quarter, all without a dime of corporate cash. James is leading the way.

The secret is out! Our Michigan State University stop will feature special guest Rep. Maxwell Frost. Come hang with Nico, Will Lawrence, and Maxwell Frost next Thursday at MSU! Go to ontour.politicalintegrity.us to sign up. x.com/dashaburns/s...

WATCH: Kentucky candidate Zach Dembo calls out Congress for letting insider trading go on for way too long.