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Committee of Seventy focuses on a variety of issues affecting voters in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. Browse the issues we're currently working on, or review our archive for ongoing and past issues.
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The Committee of Seventy was established in 1904 to combat corruption in Philadelphia, playing a major role in the adoption of civil service reforms and the passage of the 1919 and 1951 Home Rule Charters. A nonprofit and nonpartisan organization, Seventy does not endorse candidates or represent any special interests.
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2020
2021

TODAY Is Election Day! Vote or return those mail-in ballots before 8pm

November 2, 2021

Election Day Wrap-up and Looking Forward to Future Elections

November 8, 2021

Elections and Voting

Seventy is an advocate for improving elections in Philadelphia and PA, and works tirelessly to educate and engage voters so they can confidently cast their ballot twice a year, every year.

Redistricting

Seventy advocates for fair district drawing to promote free, competitive elections.

Money in Politics

Seventy advocates for stronger campaign finance laws that promote transparency.

Taxes and Budget

Seventy works to provide access to information on Philadelphia taxing and budgeting activities.

Ethics and Transparency

Good government doesn't just mean doing what's legal; it means doing what's right.

E Pluribus Unum?

Our country faces significant challenges; some of them are caused by our polarized politics. How do we honor our differences instead of using them to divide us?