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Gerry Sweeney on the Importance of Seventy's Mission

Gerry Sweeney, President and CEO of Brandywine Realty Trust.

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What It Means: This American Moment in Context

Michael Beschloss, Presidential Historian, NBC News and PBS NewsHour, The New York Times columnist and #1 bestselling author, speaks at Seventy Minutes

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Committee of Seventy and Draw the Lines PA congratulate Mark Nordenberg on his appointment to chair the Legislative Reapportionment Commission

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20 by Seventy: CPR For Democracy & the Year of the Voter

Episode 39

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Public Comment on Regulation No. 5 - Conflict of Interest

Seventy responds to proposed Resolution No. 5

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Voter Support and Volunteer Q&A: Your Questions Answered

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about how, where, and what to do to vote.

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Who Gets to Decide: A Conversation About How Local Govt. Actually Works

C70 is partnering with the Free Library's Field Teen Center for a program with high schoolers about how local government works.

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Buchholz Fellow Sandy Vogel Interview with Court of Common Pleas Judicial Candidate Mark Moore

Sandy Vogel is the Assistant Director at the Penn Program on Opinion Research and Election Studies, an undergraduate research center focused on conducting public opinion research and training the next generation of social science researchers at the University of Pennsylvania. Judge Moore was appointed by Tom Wolf to the Court of Common Pleas on an Interim basis.

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Democracy Agenda for Philadelphia

The Democracy Agenda for Philadelphia outlines the actions needed by our next mayor and City Council to ensure a more representative and ethical city government—a more democratic city government responsive to voters, that protects the public interest, and that engages communities on key decisions shaping their future.

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Ethics and Transparency

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

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