Coronavirus changes election logistics … not democracy
Despite the new coronavirus, the United States will hold its national election this year. Read More»
2012 U.S. Elections and “Super PACs”
Like it or not, Americans who seek election to the U.S. presidency or Congress need money — lots of money — to fund months of campaigning, advertisements and other ways to make themselves and their views more visible to voters, as well as to attack their opponents. Recent legal rulings have opened new avenues for ... Read More»
Federal Election Commission Regulates Presidential Campaigns
Candidates for president of the United States come from all walks of life. Many are career politicians; others are political activists, wealthy businessmen, or even professional entertainers. Regardless of their backgrounds or incomes, all must appear on each state’s separate ballot and all must abide by rules enforced by the Federal Election Commission (FEC). After registering with each ... Read More»
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