The Bipartisan Policy Center’s (BPC) Commission on Political Reform is convening a series of “National Conversations on American Unity” beginning in March 2013.
BPC is pleased to partner with USA TODAY for the town hall series.
Do you have questions or comments for the commissioners? We will incorporate the best input into the town hall programs.
March 6, 2013
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Library, Simi Valley, CA
July 23, 2013
The National Constitution Center, Philadelphia, PA
October 15, 2013
Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
March 2014
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute and John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston, MA
May 2014
Commission Presents Recommendations to American People, Congress, and the President, Washington, D.C.
To solicit public opinion from around the country, the Commission on Political Reform will propose a series of questions in the weeks leading up to each of the national conversations. The best responses will be incorporated into the town hall programs in real time.
Latest Questions
How do we attract the best candidates to run for public office?
Should there be a mandatory service requirement for young people today?
How do we attract the top talent to serve in government and elected office?
Is civility in Washington important to you?
The Bipartisan Policy Center’s Commission on Political Reform launches with two main purposes—to understand the causes and consequences of America’s partisan political divide and to advocate for specific electoral and congressional reforms to help Americans achieve shared national goals.
