Campaign finance reform

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock Enters Demo field for White House, promising executive order on campaign finance reform his first day on the job.

The return of soft money? A federal lawsuit aims to undo regulations on political party fundraising.

The Democrat's campaign is set to hold fundraisers with corporate officials whose industries will be affected by the next president's policies.

Candidates can’t take the leftover campaign money for themselves, but they do have a few options.

A previously little-known group with ties to the billionare Koch brothers gave $236 million to conservative groups in 2012.

PACs and super PACs can now join forces under an umbrella organization, allowing them to donate directly to political candidates while also spending unlimited sums to promote or oppose candidates of their choice.

Stephen Colbert has won the right to use his television program to raise money for a Political Action Committee, a development that vindicates his satirical campaign but could have large implications for campaign finance reform.