campaign finance
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GOP’s Mike Rogers Asks AIPAC to Restrain Direct Ad Spending in Michigan Senate Contest
Mike Rogers has asked AIPAC to refrain from direct spending in his Michigan Senate race, signaling a shifting tactical landscape for pro-Israel political action.
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Third Way Announces $15 Million Campaign to Counter Progressive Influence
Third Way president Jonathan Cowan announced a $15 million effort to counter progressive groups like the DSA, calling their influence a danger to the party.
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How Recent US Supreme Court Rulings Are Reshaping Mississippi’s Political and Legal Landscape
A series of landmark US Supreme Court rulings has fundamentally altered Mississippi’s redistricting laws, campaign finance limits, and mail-in voting rules.
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Michigan Democratic Senate Primary Becomes Most Expensive in History Amid Surge in Outside Spending
With over $60 million in outside spending, the Michigan Senate primary between Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens has become the costliest in party history.
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The Fetterman Realignment: Fundraising Collapse and the Threat of a Democratic Exit
Senator John Fetterman’s small-dollar donor base has collapsed by 97% as his staunch support for Israel and outreach to Donald Trump fuel a historic rift with Democrats.
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Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez Fires Campaign Manager Amid Finance Reporting Errors
Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez fired her campaign manager after discovering major finance reporting errors, as she works to correct files before the primary.
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Texas Senate Candidate James Talarico Faces Scrutiny Over Billionaire Donor Support
Despite his campaign rhetoric targeting billionaires, Texas U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico has secured over $2.5 million from high-net-worth donors.
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Commerce Secretary Lutnick’s $5 Million Donation Sparks Ethics Questions Following Epstein Testimony
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is under scrutiny after a $5 million donation to a GOP super PAC was disclosed, coming weeks after he testified to the House Oversight Committee regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
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House GOP Issues Contempt Threat to ActBlue CEO
House Republican leaders have escalated their campaign finance probe, threatening ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones with contempt of Congress over alleged obstruction and foreign donation risks.
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Colbert Interview Controversy Boosts Talarico’s Senate Campaign
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico raised $2.5 million after his Stephen Colbert interview was blocked from broadcast, then released online.
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Nicolas Sarkozy’s Final Appeal Fails: France’s $1 Faces Prison Over 2012 Campaign Scandal
France’s highest court has upheld Nicolas Sarkozy’s conviction for illegal campaign financing during his failed 2012 re-election bid, sealing a one-year prison sentence for the $1 and closing the chapter on years of legal wrangling.
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French Police Raid National Rally Headquarters Amid Finance Probe
The French far-right party National Rally’s headquarters were raided by police on July 9, 2025, as part of a finance probe into alleged illegal campaign funding, sparking political backlash.
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How Democrats Are Shifting Away From Corporate PAC Money
Democratic candidates are rejecting corporate PAC money as a strategy to appeal to grassroots donors and address voter concerns about political corruption.