Buddy Roemer Quits Presidential Race, Took Only Small Donations For Campaign Yet Got Little
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This Money Politics section includes news about the efforts to reduce the influence of money over the election system that has grown substantially since the Citizens United ruling. Also see our entire section on Money Politics or our articles on Political Lobbying.
New Analysis of Political Campaign Donations in California
Stanford University Professor Makes Database of Past Campaign Donations in California
Erratic Supreme Court May Rule to Increase Political Corruption
Massive Opportunity For Reform May Turn Into Devastating Setback at Erratic Supreme Court as Decision in Two Weeks
Wealth of Members of Congress Angers Average American People
Two-thirds Are Millionaires in Wealth of Members of Congress as Unemployment, Economic Weakness Plague Regular Americans
Supreme Court’s Immediate Citizens United Reversal Possible
Citizens United Reversal Possible With Court Decision in Weeks to Impact on Money in Elections
Poll: American People Overwhelmingly Object to Money in Politics
90% of Americans Object to Money in Politics and See Too Much Money Influence in Political System
Over Three Billion Spent on Lobbying Congress Last Year
Political Corruption at Crazy Levels as Money Flows on Lobbying Congress since Citizen’s United
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Expert Demands Reducing Money in Elections
Vermont Election Method-Expert Bristow-Johnson Discusses Reform and Reducing Money in Elections
Is John Edwards Trial Part of Citizens United Backlash?
Citizens United Backlash Charges of Fraud Bring Question About Possible Reversal by Supreme Court
Former FCC Head Decries Power of Money in Politics
Common Cause Board Member Discusses State of Democracy in America and Power of Money in Politics