Moelis CEO Donated Thousands to Cantor Before Hiring Him
The head of the investment bank that just hired Republican Eric Cantor for more than $1 million a year has been a loyal political supporter of the former House majority leader from Virginia.
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Ethics Committee Releases Scathing Report on Stockman
The House Ethics Committee announced their move as it released the report from its Office of Congressional Ethics, which concluded the following: (1) that there is a substantial reason
Cantor Spends $1 Million, Koch Contributes
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., reported spending over $1 million during April and three weeks in May, prior to his upcoming primary on June 10th.
Costly Midterms Fuel Hundreds of Joint Fundraising Committees
Kay Hagan, D-N.C., has helped launch no fewer than 17 joint committees that have collectively netted more than $1 million.
Quick Reference Money Chart for 2014 Hot House Races
House races in 2014 show 39 candidates have war chests of over $1 million at the end of the first quarter of the year, including 11 who are not incumbents.
Senator Questions Hatch Act Violation at FEC
attended the hearing not in her capacity as an FEC commissioner, but as the former chairwoman of California’s Fair Political Practices Commission, which last year fined two tax-exempt groups a record $1
FEC Provides New Resources for 2014 Elections
The FEC now has available for download a new edition of the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 11, Federal Elections , revised as of January 1, 2014.
‘Grass-Roots’ OFA Snags First Million-Dollar Donor
Hedge fund founder and biotechnology entrepreneur David Shaw became the first OFA donor to clear $1 million , thanks to his $500,000 contribution to the organization in the first quarter of this
Clawson Loans $2.65 Million to His Special Election Campaign
The campaign of Paige Kreegel, R-Fla., reported receipts of $236,056 and spending of $205,129 from January 1 through April 2nd, leaving $33,980 cash on hand, and $547,263 in debts.
Christie’s Contractors: Backers Barred From Donating Found Loophole
Correction: 1:59 p.m. An earlier version of this post misstated which organization Christie leads. He is chairman of the RGA.
Steeped in Overhead: A Look at the Expenses of Tea Party Groups
Club for Growth President Chris Chocola earned $510,786, from mid-2012 to mid-2013, tax records for the group’s advocacy arm show, pushing his election-cycle earnings to more than $1 million.
‘Dark’ Corporate Money Bankrolled Tax-Exempt Groups, Report Says
More than two dozen such groups collected at least $1 million each from corporate givers, the report found.
FEC Vulnerable to Hacking, IG Warns
But a recent investigation by the Center for Public Integrity disclosed that Chinese hackers crashed FEC computer systems just after the government shutdown on Oct. 1, a breach CPI identified as possibly
The Year in Political Money: Less Transparency, More Deregulation | Rules of the Game
Campaign spending trends were not as sensational this year as in 2012, when super PACs and other outside groups pumped more than $1 billion into politics, three times what they spent in the previous presidential
More Headaches Ahead for Tax-Exempt Groups?
She cited a record $1 million fine recently imposed on two Arizona tax-exempt groups by California’s Fair Political Practices Commission and new nonprofit disclosure laws in New York State.
The End of Contribution Limits? | Rules of the Game
If you were running for Congress and I gave you $1 million, wouldn’t you owe me?” The Republican National Committee has joined McCutcheon in arguing that the aggregate limits muzzle free speech.
5 Takeaways From the Ways and Means IRS Hearing
Here are the top five takeaways from Friday’s hearing: 1. How little Miller knew.