Corrogan Vaughn on Government Reform Republican Challenger

Fund federal campaigns with tax dollars

Vaughn supports the following principles concerning Campaign Finance and Government Reform:
• Support public taxpayer funding for federal candidates who comply with campaign spending limits.
• Support designating Election Day as a national holiday.
• Support the line item veto for items concerning appropriations.
• Vaughn adds, "All federal candidates should be only funded by federal dollars so that the candidates can be judged solely on issues and not on how much can he or she raise." Source: Congressional 2008 Political Courage Test , Nov 1, 2008

  Performed socially & politically via faith-based communities

  Throughout his life, Corrogan has worked in faith-based communities as a member of the Progressive National Baptist Convention. He was the first lay leader to be elected as First Vice President of the Convention for the State of Maryland and, as such, he pushed for the Convention to take a more active role in the registration of voters. Closer to his home, he has been a leader in reaching out to underprivileged children and families, including those who are incarcerated and their families. Source: 2008 Senate campaign website, vaughn4america.com, “About” , Aug 13, 2007

  Support on-line voter registration & on-line voting

  Vaughn supports the following principles regarding voting technology:
  • Support on-line voter registration.
  • Support voting on-line.
  Source: Congressional 2000 National Political Awareness Test , Nov 1, 2000

  No term limits for members of Congress

  Q: Do you support amending the Constitution to limit the number of terms which members of Congress can serve?

  A: No.

  Source: Congressional 2000 National Political Awareness Test , Nov 1, 2000

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