The Federal Elections Commission should close a loophole allowing wealthy special interests to funnel money into political parties.

Bolton's new book outlines another alleged instance of Trump violating campaign finance law by seeking assistance from a foreign country's president. 

With Federal Election Commission's quorum restored, this election watchdog should do more to update and enforce our country's campaign finance laws. 

In this time of crisis, the impartiality of the Department of Justice is vital, which is why Attorney General Bill Barr should be investigated. 

Politicians defend free speech for the wealthy, well-connected few but stay silent regarding the state suppression of those protesting racial injustice. 

The coordination between the Buttigieg Campaign and VoteVets is another example of the shortcomings in our country's campaign finance laws.  

Today's court ruling benefits the wealthy special interests who take advantage of a rigged political system. 

The public should have information on who is trying to influence our country's opinions, laws, and policies. 

CLC filed a complaint with the FEC alleging America Progress Now violated federal campaign finance law and exploited Facebook rules to hide spending. 

Lobbying efforts by wealthy special interests depleted coronavirus relief funds meant for small businesses. 

The opposition to campaign finance reform is not monolithic. Some comes from conservatives who believe it’s really a cover to push some sort of substantive Democratic/liberal agenda. Others are fine with reducing First Amendment speech and representative democracy into mere commodities to be bought...

In 2020, voters should know about multi-million dollar campaigns to influence their votes. 

The stimulus relief package primarily benefits wealthy special interests while neglecting everyday people. 

Trump fires inspectors general, weakens oversight of the coronavirus pandemic stimulus funds, and thwarts accountability. 

A new CLC report shows that our country needs across-the-board rules for digital ad transparency. 

A ruling to unbind presidential electors would introduce new opportunities for wealthy special interests to influence elections.