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Federal law requires super PACs to disclose their donors and expenditures, but loopholes allow for 'dark money' in elections
Corporate-affiliated PACs (connected or “”) give limited, direct contributions to candidates and committees under federal caps, while make unlimited to influence races but may not contribute directly ...
must file regular disclosures with the that identify donors and amounts, but those disclosures can stop at the name of an intermediary—allowing nonprofits and shell companies to obscure the ultimate s...
are independent-expenditure political committees that may raise and spend unlimited sums to advocate for or against federal candidates, but they are legally barred from making contributions to campaig...
legally may pay legal bills only when the expenses are “campaign-related” or otherwise permissible under federal rules; the bars campaign funds’ “personal use,” but exceptions, ambiguous categories an...