Campaign Finance

Third-Party Candidates Could Win Even If They Lose in November

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Pro-Trump Super PAC Mistakenly Publishes Donor Information

By Dave Levinthal / Center for Public Integrity

How the 2016 Election Is Testing the Legal Standard on Corruption

By Sam Frizell

Meet Donald Trump's Most Unlikely Donor

By Michael Beckel / Center for Public Integrity
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How to Tell Who's Winning the Presidential Race

Here are nine things to watch

By Katie Reilly

Super PAC That Seemingly Scammed James Bond Actor Fined

The pro-Bernie Sanders group was hit with a $7,150 penalty

By Michael Beckel / Center for Public Integrity

The Federal Election Commission Just Asked 'God' to Prove He Exists

As well as Satan

By Carrie Levine / Center for Public Integrity

This Super PAC Airs Ad in Florida Every 15 Minutes

All against Donald Trump

By Michael Beckel / Center for Public Integrity

These Tech Companies Are Bankrolling Hillary Clinton

Apple's CEO is hosting a fundraiser for her Wednesday evening

By Alex Fitzpatrick

Clinton Raised $90 Million in July; Trump Raised $80 Million

Donald Trump’s campaign announced Wednesday that it raised $80 million in conjunction with the Republican National Committee.The provisional figures mark a massive improvement since May when the Trump campaign reported having barely more than $1.3...

By Daniel White

Lobbyists Celebrate Democratic Party's New Embrace at Convention

With a new policy, a taboo ends

By Jay Newton-Small

New Pro-Trump Super PAC Take Aim at Clinton

A pro-Donald Trump super PAC called “Rebuilding America Now” has positioned itself as an attack dog, unafraid to take shots at Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.One of its hard-hitting ads spliced together clips of Clinton...

By Center for Public Integrity / Michael Beckel

Donald Trump Corporate Advisors Meet In Cleveland

The meeting coincided with the Republican National Convention

By Jay Newton-Small / Cleveland

Few Mega Donors Are Ponying Up for the Conventions

With the Republican National Convention kicking off Monday, and the Democrats following the week after, one thing is clear: The American public has almost no idea which wealthy donors, corporations, super PACs or lobbyists have...

By Haley Sweetland Edwards / Cleveland and Chris Wilson

Why We Don't Know Who's Funding the Republican Convention

When the Republican National Convention begins in Cleveland on Monday, it will be the first time in four decades that a major political party’s nominating convention is underwritten nearly exclusively with private cash—funneled in from...

By Haley Sweetland Edwards / Cleveland and Chris Wilson

GOP Platform Calls for Repeal of Ban on Political Organizing by Churches

Early Wednesday morning, Donald Trump called Jerry Falwell Jr. and woke him up with news the Liberty University president has long been waiting to hear. The new Republican platform, the GOP nominee told Falwell, calls...

By Elizabeth Dias

Trump Raised More Than $50 Million in June

By contrast Mitt Romney raised $106 million in June of 2012.

By Zeke J Miller and Alex Altman

Trump's Haphazard Fundraising Strategy

Donald Trump sent out a rare plea for small donations Tuesday after numbers were released showing Hillary Clinton trouncing him in fundraising.“This is the first fundraising email I have ever sent on behalf of my...

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Hillary Clinton Is Crushing Donald Trump in Donations

Overall, her campaign has outraised his by $174 million

By Center for Public Integrity / Michael Beckel, Dave Levinthal, Carrie Levine and Cady Zuvich

Trump Embraces Donors, Super PACs He Once Decried

'I am not controlled by my donors, special interests or lobbyists.'

By Center for Public Integrity / Dave Levinthal
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