Super PACs

The Senate minority leader's super PACs have spent more on each individual Senate race than Trump's have in total.

The newest poll on the Ohio Senate race shows Democratic Congressman Tim Ryan with his biggest lead yet, spurred by female and independent support.

Occupy Democrats, a well-known Facebook influencer, is under scrutiny for allegedly using its fundraising to pad its founders' pockets.

The Democratic Governors Association has spent millions promoting a pro-Trump gubernatorial candidate. But why?

Musk's latest comments come just days after he tweeted in support of electing "centrist candidates."

The complaint alleges that the Save America PAC raises over $1 million per week and spends $100,000 per week on advertising for Donald Trump on Facebook alone.

Soros says his 9-figure contribution will go to the Democracy PAC as a "long-term investment."

The anti-Trump political action committee hired attorneys at Paul Hastings, an international law firm, to conduct an internal probe into sexual harassment allegations against co-founder, John Weaver, in addition to a "comprehensive review" of its workplace culture and operations.

The Trump campaign has filed lawsuits in Pennsylvania challenging election results in the crucial state.

"Outside groups like super PACs and dark money groups have combined to spend $45 million so far in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary," Issue One research director Michael Beckel tweeted on Tuesday.

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

The former Massachusetts governor said he would want any super PAC offering him independent support to "fully disclose" its sources of funding.

The former California Congressional candidate wants to draw more young people and people of color into the Republican Party with an anti-socialist message.

A federal judge ruled that the FEC has acted "contrary to law" in dismissing complaints against a major dark money group. Now a watchdog is taking on the group directly in court.

Republicans failed to consider one important fact: Not all millionaires and billionaires support the same things.

As the co-plaintiff of SpeechNow, I happily accept responsibility for protecting our First Amendment rights.

Bush's affiliated super PAC, Right to Rise, has raised $118 million, but to little effect

Blame super PACs on "SpeechNow" and the Obama Justice Department's failure to appeal it.

Meanwhile, Clinton now won't accept donations from PACs for private prison companies.

An examination of the small donors behind the 2016 Republican presidential candidates

The Club for Growth Action said on Tuesday it is buying $1 million worth of attack ads that describe Trump as too liberal.

But new numbers show that traditional campaigns are still in the driver's seat.

The Democratic presidential frontrunner exploits a legal loophole.

Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig's political money machine looks to Silicon Valley to save American politics