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Campaign Finance Reform
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Scraps for the scrappy campaign finance program
The State Board of Elections is using 2008 leftovers to fund public campaign financing for three Council of State races this year.
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On the Record: Campaign finance
WRAL News anchor David Crabtree Capital Bureau Chief Laura Leslie for on the record with Kim Strach from the N.C. Board of Elections and Damon Circosta from the N.C. Center for Voter Education.
Really been interesting for folks like me who -- campaign finance reform for a living to watch him.think can go a long way towards fixing into the thing about campaign finance reform as it's never over.
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On the Record: Political advertising
WRAL News anchor David Crabtree and Capital Bureau Chief Laura Leslie sit down with Kim Strach from the N.C. Board of Elections and Damon Circosta from the N.C. Center for Voter Education for this week's On the Record. The election isn't until November, but campaign ads have already begun. Who can dominate the airwaves and why should we care?
United and it's. Really been interesting for folks like me who -- campaign finance reform for a living to watch him.could go a long way towards fixing it in the thing about campaign finance reform as it's never over. Money will always trying to find its way -- influence always trying to find -- way into our -
On the Record: Price of elections
Recent budget cuts have left elections officials short of the resources needed to inform voters, run early voting sites and make sure voting machines work. Damon Circosta with the N.C. Center for Voter Education and former State Board of Elections member Bill Peaslee talk about how we pay for elections and what it could mean for 2012.
on the record tonight talking about at this juncture campaign finances and campaign finance reform before the break. We're talking about disability for. People to collect money. To. Spend money that could impact a candidacy. In a -
On the Record: Price of elections
Recent budget cuts have left elections officials short of the resources needed to inform voters, run early voting sites and make sure voting machines work. Damon Circosta with the N.C. Center for Voter Education and former State Board of Elections member Bill Peaslee talk about how we pay for elections and what it could mean for 2012.
on the record tonight talking about at this juncture campaign finances and campaign finance reform before the break. We're talking about disability for. People to collect money. To. Spend money that could impact a candidacy. In a -
No pickets for Dem fundraisers
Groups who protested a recent GOP fundraiser don't plan to picket similar Dem events this week.
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Rep. Killian on the voter ID bill
Rep. Ric Killian, R-Mecklenburg, talks about House Bill 351, which would require voters to present IDs at the polls.
has been talking about for some time to put some teeth into campaign finance reform . I'm do you think there's any there's a lot of people here can be affected by that -- his willingness to pass -
WRAL Documentary: Who are you?
It was the infamous question uttered by Congressman Bob Etheridge in an embarrassing viral video that helped cost him his job. Now it is the same question the Congressman and others are asking about donors to a mysterious Washington-based organization that helped defeat him.
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Supreme Court tosses campaign-finance rules
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that corporations may spend as freely as they like to support or oppose candidates for president and Congress, easing decades-old limits on business efforts to influence federal campaigns.
Campaign finance reform advocate Bob Phillips of the group common cause -- special interest money can vary candidates. He supports public financing but at the -
Campaign finance watchdogs decry Supreme Court's lifting of limits
The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that corporations may spend as freely as they like to support or oppose candidates for president and Congress, easing decades-old limits on business efforts to influence federal campaigns.
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