Campaign Finance

President Trump called the White House Correspondents' Association dinner the largest gathering of 'Trump derangement syndrome people' ever assembled, deepening his war with the press corps.

The New York assemblyman's drive for a public bank and wealth taxes is redirecting campaign cash and scrambling lobbying priorities across the Democratic Party.

Save America PAC, with $120 million cash on hand, is funding election lawyers and poll watchers to contest 2026 midterm outcomes before a single vote is cast.

The ruling splits Nashville's Democratic base across three districts, securing Republican dominance in Tennessee's U.S. House delegation for the next decade.

A double-digit generic ballot advantage is pushing corporate donors and lobbyists to rethink who gets their money before the next election cycle.

Shah's win in a competitive Phoenix-area district triggers a nine-figure spending war between national party committees fighting for House control.

Potential Democratic presidential candidates court Senator Elizabeth Warren, seeking access to her progressive fundraising network and grassroots support

Maryland senator's public challenge to Chair Martin escalates internal party pressure over transparency and control of the party's billion-dollar operation

The New Jersey senator's call for new party leadership signals an internal power struggle with major implications for fundraising and legislative priorities

Rep. Byron Donalds defends the new fund as Trump builds parallel fundraising operation outside Republican National Committee control

The narrower support base could reshape GOP fundraising and empower specific conservative lobbying groups for 2026

Laura Loomer's criticism of Tulsi Gabbard highlights growing divisions within the Republican-aligned populist movement, forcing donors to choose sides

Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick delivered a $5 million donation to the House Republican super PAC weeks before his scheduled deposition in ongoing litigation related to Jeffrey Epstein's estate

Donald Trump Jr.'s marriage to Bettina Anderson in Palm Beach brought together a network of donors and operatives

The firing follows a social media post targeting a major Super PAC's adviser, creating an opening for incumbent Senator David Reed

The president's agreement with the tax agency concludes a seven-year audit, releasing capital for his political operations and boosting legal firms

America First Action PAC reallocated $5.5 million from eight House incumbents after infrastructure votes

Former Atlanta mayor raised $18.5 million and built coalition of tech executives and film industry donors who want expanded tax credits

Democrat Tina Kotek and Republican Christine Drazan face off again, with major real estate, timber and public union money pouring into the race to shape housing and environmental policy

Surging energy demands from new AI data centers strain Georgia's grid, pushing candidates to confront the industry's influence and rising costs to taxpayers

Lawmakers aim to control digital campaign spending for 2028, as Silicon Valley mobilizes lobbyists to block new regulations

The June runoff between Jones and Jackson will determine which business factions control state policy and access to Georgia's budget

Sen. Chris Coons' backing for Rep. Haley Stevens signals national Democratic consolidation, unlocking key donor networks and campaign resources

Julia Letlow and Mike Fleming advanced to a December Senate runoff, ensuring continued influence for oil, gas and agricultural interests

The decision locks in existing congressional districts, diminishing a Democratic push to flip two key seats and redirecting millions in campaign spending

Rep. Thomas Massie faces a well-funded primary challenger, turning Kentucky's May 21 vote into a direct measure of President Trump's sway over conservative districts

The veteran Democrat's exit from his Memphis-area seat triggers a scramble for influence and millions in campaign funds in the reshaped district

Court's refusal to reinstate Democrat-backed congressional map locks in Republican advantage through 2026, triggering millions in defensive spending

Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen's support for California Governor Gavin Newsom's presidential run brings crypto money into mainstream Democratic politics

The political outsider brand carries distinct financial and power implications for candidates, often disguising establishment ties and fundraising machines

President Trump's backing of Eric Gallrein delivers a blow to Rep. Thomas Massie's primary bid in Kentucky, raising questions about incumbent security

The 83-year-old Florida Democrat's absenteeism creates a predictable landscape for education lobbyists with ties to her committee seat

A spokesperson for Tulsi Gabbard called unconfirmed raid reports "false and politically motivated" as speculation spread in Washington

A federal court decision redraws two House districts, altering the political calculus for both parties and setting up a costly fight for control of Virginia's delegation

Pennsylvania senator's public statement about political isolation highlights growing divide within Democratic Party, impacting legislative strategy and donor alignment

Trump's undecided stance in the Texas Senate primary creates a high-stakes waiting game for major Republican donors and PACs

President Trump's political action committee redirects funds to primary challengers in Arizona and Georgia, aiming to consolidate control over the Republican agenda

The legislative move guarantees costly fights for control and boosts campaign spending in key races

National party committees and allied Super PACs target Sen. Rick Scott with massive spending in Trump-dominated state

House Oversight Democrats initiated an investigation into President Trump's clemency decisions, scrutinizing financial contributions from pardon recipients and their lobbyists

The senior Republican senator's health announcement adds a new dynamic to her reelection bid, forcing corporate PACs and industry groups to recalculate campaign finance

Six progressive groups that gave $750,000 to his campaign demand new legislation limiting police cooperation with immigration agents

The federal lawsuit by the Democratic fundraising giant against Attorney General Ken Paxton introduces critical uncertainty into the compliance landscape for digital political donations nationwide.

The Democratic fundraising giant alleges Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's investigation into its donation vetting practices is retaliatory, escalating a high-stakes legal and political conflict over campaign finance.