Senate Bill Pushes Online Campaign Finance Filings

By Kent Cooper

Posted March 12, 2013 at 10:00am

Senators should electronically report their campaign donations so the public can find out more quickly who is contributing to them, says a senator who is pushing a bill to require such reporting. View USAToday article.

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