Dark Money Fuels Attacks on Primary, Convention Candidates
Virginia Public Radio has recently quoted Shruti Shah, President and CEO of Coalition for Integrity regarding “dark money” used in campaign finances. Read the full article here.
Should Companies Use Machine Learning for Their Anti-Corruption Programs?: The New Coalition for Integrity Guidance
Shruti Shah, President and CEO of Coalition for Integrity, and Jonathan J. Rusch, a Law professor and lawyer have recently co-authored a paper that explores the use of machine learning in anti-corruption programs. Read the complete publication here.
When should anti-corruption compliance use machine learning?
Shruti Shah, President and CEO of Coalition for Integrity has recently been quoted by the Global Investigation Review’s article that discusses anti-corruption and machine learning. Read the full article here.
Virginia Senate Blocks Ban on Personal Use of Campaign Funds
In this article published by Sludge, David Moore reflects on the recent developments regarding Virginia’s financial campaign reforms. While lawmakers killed the most recent bill to bar personal use of campaign funds, the state approved a study this year of comprehensive reform measures. C4I’s S.W.A.M.P. Index was referenced in this article. Read the full article here.
Why does Virginia need campaign finance reform?
Shruti Shah, the CEO & President of the Coalition for Integrity was hosted by Pod Virginia podcast to discuss the need for campaign finance reform in Virginia. Listen to the full episode here.
Anti-Corruption Recommendations for the Biden Administration
The Coalition for Integrity is proud to release a report entitled Anti-Corruption Recommendations for the Biden Administration. The report outlines both domestic and international agendas, identifies existing gaps in the law, and recommends specific actions for more effective anti-corruption enforcement. Read the report here.
Letters for March 10: To build public trust, we need campaign finance reform
This Virginian Pilot article discusses how campaign finance reforms are foundational to building public trust in the state of Virginia. The S.W.A.M.P. index is referenced in this article. Read and listen to the full article here.
Open Forum: Why would campaign finance legislation fail?
Open Forum recently covered the defeat of the latest campaign finance bills in the Virginia State Senate. Read the full article here to learn how the S.W.A.M.P. Index, developed by C4I, was used to rank Virginia’s laws and regulations governing ethics and transparency in the executive and legislative branches.
Virginia always dodges campaign finance reform
Shruti Shah, the CEO & President of Coalition for Integrity, was recently quoted in an article by Fauqire Now regarding the fallout of a Virginia Senate bill that would have barred lawmakers from using campaign money for personal expenses. Read the full article here.