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The enforcement of laws and regulations surrounding campaign finance, including the role of the Federal Election Commission.
maintains a “Top Industries” page that ranks contributions to ’s campaign and affiliated committees using data, but the specific industry-by-industry totals requested are not present in the excerpts p...
Documented reporting shows multiple instances of suspicious or copycat domains and aggressive donation solicitations: users and site-safety services have flagged forwardblue.us and similarly named dom...
has built a public brand around rejecting and mostly raising small-dollar contributions, but the record shows nuance: corporations cannot give directly under federal law, yet donations from corporate ...
A review of the reporting and FEC rules shows that AIPAC’s federal PAC was legally limited to $5,000 per election in 2024, meaning the largest “direct” AIPAC PAC donation any single candidate could re...
are written by and interpreted and enforced through a mix of federal agencies, prosecutors, and ultimately the courts; administrative agencies like the handle civil campaign‑finance enforcement while ...
No public record in the provided reporting shows the imposing fines, settlements, or enforcement actions against as a result of ; the most prominent 2019 complaint was dismissed and the FEC closed the...
Both and have, via their political action committees and affiliated employee/owner contributions, given money to some Democratic politicians during the 2020–2024 period; those donations were small rel...
Only a handful of jurisdictions in the assembled reporting set expressly cap anonymous (or effectively anonymous, such as cash) contributions; at the federal level the limits to $50, and and impose sp...
handbook-driven movement in late 2016 that quickly professionalized its funding architecture: from fiscal sponsorship under established pass-throughs in 2017 to its own 501(c) national organization an...
—individual Muslim business leaders and some Muslim-identifying Republican officeholders in have publicly supported and financially backed Republican candidates in recent election cycles, while major ...
Documents and reporting show that the vast majority—essentially all—of ’s documented legal-defense spending since leaving office has been financed by private sources: his campaign, allied political ac...
The administration of midterm (federal) elections in the United States is primarily a state and local responsibility, but several federal agencies play distinct supporting and enforcement roles: the U...