Like many other non-governmental organizations working to improve our democracy, the Levin Center for Oversight and Democracy strives to be — and promotes its work as being — bipartisan. We ground our trainings, conferences, teaching, legal arguments and scholarship in the values we think are fundamental to a successful democracy: a commitment to facts and civil discourse, respect for and a willingness to listen to another point of view, adherence to long-accepted rules of fair play and reciprocity, and the use of public office for the benefit of the American people. Bipartisanship works best when our political ecosystem has at least two parties engaged in a healthy dialogue operating
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