The Latest Breaking News from Campaign Finance

Legal dispute over relevance of Trump's 1999 campaign finance statements in evolving legal landscape.

A Washington grand jury has indicted former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry, R-Neb., on charges he made false statements during a campaign finance probe, months after a federal appeals court threw out his 2022 conviction on similar charges in California. The indictment, released Thursday by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District…

Prosecutors link Trump's hush money case to election fraud, highlighting political motivations and ethical concerns in campaign finance practices.

David Pecker's testimony in the hush money trial involving Trump and the potential impact on campaign finance laws.

The three committees associated with the Democratic Party have raised a cumulative $462 million and spent $360 million for the 2024 election cycle, while the three committees associated with the Republican Party have raised $375 million and spent $300 million. That data is through March 31, 2024, the end of the most recent party…

The leading possibilities are all problematic in one way or another.

Former President Trump faces trial for hush money payments, raising concerns about campaign finance violations and potential impact on American political l...

Democratic donors cover President Biden's legal fees, sparking debate on campaign finance regulations and contrasting with Trump's donor-funded legal expenses.

The Texas senator’s iHeartMedia deal, which sent over $600,000 to an aligned super PAC, may have broken campaign finance laws—or exploited a new loophole.