Elections

Arizona Supreme Court Deliberates on Groundbreaking Law to Unmask ‘Dark Money’ in Elections

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PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court is deliberating on a significant voter-approved law aimed at increasing transparency around campaign financing, specifically regarding “dark money” contributions. This legislation, which requires organizations engaged in political activity to disclose their donors, has become a focal point in the broader debate concerning political funding and transparency. The law, known as Proposition 211, was secured through a public vote in November 2022, garnering overwhelming support from Arizona residents who seek to understand the sources of funding behind political messaging. Proponents argue that disclosure is essential for ensuring accountability and an … Read more

“DNC Celebrates Record Fundraising Surge While Narrowing the Gap with GOP Ahead of 2025 Elections”

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The Democratic National Committee reported impressive fundraising results this morning, revealing it has raised over $50 million in 2025, just as the monthly campaign finance deadline approached. The $8.6 million garnered in June marks a record for the DNC during an off-year, setting a new benchmark for fundraising in such periods. Despite this notable achievement, the DNC still lags behind the Republican National Committee. The RNC reported a robust $16.2 million in June, accumulating a total of $96.4 million in the first half of the year, as indicated by its latest filings to the Federal … Read more

Controversial Attorney Race in Florida Sparks Debate Over Campaign Conduct Standards Ahead of 2026 Elections

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Fort Myers, Florida — The fallout from a highly contentious 2018 State Attorney race could influence how lawyers campaign for office in Florida’s upcoming 2026 elections. In the aftermath of a bitter Republican primary, former candidate Chris Crowley has faced consequences from the Florida Bar concerning his conduct during the campaign. Crowley, who lost the primary to Amira Fox, was accused of making “humiliating and disparaging” remarks about his opponent’s qualifications and heritage, pushing the Bar to take action. During the campaign, Crowley aggressively criticized Fox, who was the Chief Assistant State Attorney at the … Read more

Montana’s 2026 Elections at a Crossroads: Legal Challenges Threaten New Voting Laws

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HELENA, Mont. — As Montana prepares for the 2026 elections, potential changes to voting procedures are facing significant legal challenges that may alter the state’s electoral landscape. These adjustments hinge on the outcomes of lawsuits targeting election laws enacted during the 2025 legislative session. Amanda Curtis, president of the Montana Federation of Public Employees, the state’s largest union, emphasized the urgency of protecting democratic access. “Our members believe there can be no compromises concerning democracy or access to our own democracy,” she stated. The Montana Federation of Public Employees is among multiple organizations contesting two … Read more