In this episode of Beyond the Campaign, Michelle Glogovac sits down with Tiffany Muller of End Citizens United to examine the growing influence of money in American politics and what it means for the future of our democracy.

Tiffany breaks down the impact of dark money in elections, the history and consequences of the Citizens United Supreme Court decision, and how unlimited political spending has transformed campaign finance. She also discusses efforts to increase campaign finance transparency, advance meaningful political finance reform, and reduce the influence of wealthy donors and special interests on elections and public policy.

Most importantly, Tiffany explains what ordinary Americans can do to help restore integrity to the political system—from voter engagement and grassroots activism to holding elected officials accountable.

If you’ve ever wondered how money shapes elections, where dark money comes from, or what citizens can do to create a more transparent and accountable democracy, this episode of Beyond the Campaign is for you.

What We’re Talking About…

• The influence of money in American politics and the impact of campaign finance on elections
• The history, origins, and lasting impact of the Citizens United Supreme Court decision
• What dark money is and how it influences political campaigns and elections
• Campaign finance reform, political transparency, and efforts to reduce the influence of money in politics
• The importance of voter engagement, grassroots activism, and citizen participation in strengthening democracy