Campaign Finance

"He's really putting his thumb on the scales for ad buying. It's incredible to have one campaign have that much impact," Sheila Krumholz of the Center for Responsive Politics said.

The billionaire former New York City mayor has pumped $463.8 million into his self-funded campaign so far.

Public Citizen's analysis found that casino magnate Sheldon Adelson and his wife were the largest individual super PAC contributors since Citizens United.

Trump's "unprecedented fundraising is testament to his wide grassroots support and his stellar record of achievement," Trump 2020 campaign manager Brad Parscale said.

Mayor Pete Buttigieg's campaign released the names of those who had donated $25,000 or more to his 2020 presidential election campaign, while smaller donors ask for refunds with the #RefundPete hashtag, disappointed that he's aligned himself with those donors.

The billionaire media mogul has a huge pool of wealth to draw from in his campaign for the Democratic nomination—and he's willing to use a lot of it.

The billionaire owner of Bloomberg News also claimed he knew how to "take on the powerful special interests that corrupt Washington."

Ted Keller and his wife Mary both made donations to Joe Biden's primary campaign in July this year following previous donations to the Republican National Committee.

The answer, of course, is no. But that hasn't stopped one proactive citizen from registering a fake campaign with the Federal Election Commission under the guise of a Pence bid.

"It's inexcusable that Republican commissioners would block an investigation into whether Russian money was funneled through the National Rifle Association to help President Trump," Wyden said.

The Federal Election Commission (FEC) has not written rules that explicitly clarify how leftover funds from defunct campaigns should be used.

"Ms. Hicks stands by her truthful testimony," attorney Robert Trout said in a statement issued on Friday.

Newly unsealed court documents show that Hicks, Cohen and Trump spoke for several minutes shortly before the hush money deal was made.

"They could have arranged to repay the Senator's loans using pre-election funds. Yes, and Rosa Parks could have sat in the back of the bus," his lawyers wrote.

Prosecutors have accused the congressman of funding five romantic relationships with women involved in politics, including lobbyists, an aide to a leadership member and even one of his own staffers.

President Donald Trump pledged to hold big pharma responsible for its role in fueling America's opioid crisis, which is killing 130 people a day.

A conservative activist group alleged that Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's campaign may have illegally paid her boyfriend through a political action committee after she launched her congressional bid.

"Let's remember that Michael Cohen has corroborating evidence for everything that he has said," attorney Lanny Davis said.

Although a sitting president cannot be indicted, according to Justice Department guidance, McCarthy notes that Trump could be forced for face the charges after his term is up.

Democratic Chicago mayoral candidate Willie Wilson's handing out of nearly $200,000 at a recent South Side church event did not break campaign finance laws, the state board of elections ruled.

Congress used a must-pass spending bill to shield anonymous political money, but government watchdogs said it could have been much worse.

A pro-Trump super PAC has paid millions to candidates and campaign staffers who are loyal to Trump, and supported Trump-owned businesses along the way.

The Trump campaign has already spent over $2 million in legal fees due to the ongoing Russia probe.

Pence is the first sitting vice president to create his own PAC, which he's using to reward Donald Trump loyalists.

Governor Robert Bentley was charged with two misdemeanors related to campaign finance violations, booked into the Montgomery County Jail at 3:43 p.m. CDT, and paid a $300 bond on each charge.

America crossed the billion-dollar threshold in campaign spending for the 2016 presidential election.

Contributions largely hidden from public scrutiny increased by 38 percent from 2006 to 2014 across six states.

Sanders finished April with $5.8 million on hand, compared to Clinton's $30 million.

Presumptive GOP nominee lags behind both Democrats in donations, which will fuel general election run.

State report says mayor's team illegally funneled contributions to campaign committees.