Campaign Finance

Who can vote in the general election? Every person who is 18 years of age or older at the time of the next election, a United States citizen,...


Barack Obama and John McCain claim to be candidates of principle and reform. But the actions of both related to public financing in the presidential...


Battling for every dollar and delegate, Barack Obama raised $7.2 million in Super Tuesday's wake and Hillary Rodham Clinton pulled in $6.4 million,...


Congressional candidate Jared Polis spent $17,582 on his Thanksgiving trip to Iraq, including $10,000 on a private security outfit, according to...


President George W. Bush arrives at Buckley Air Force Base on Thursday, January 31, 2008.  He visited Denver to help raise funds for GOP U.S. Sen. candidate Bob Schaffer, and to present a civilian award.  (Photo: Craig F. Walker/The Denver Post)

The Democrat vying for the open U.S. Senate seat has a big cushion of cash in a race that's likely to be very costly. Democrat Mark Udall's...


Republican presidential hopeful and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney talks to reporters during a national fund raiser call day in Boston, Mass., Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2008. (Photo: LM Otero/AP)

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has decided to pull his advertising from South Carolina, where he was hoping to take on Mike Huckabee...


The Alliance for a New America, the pro-Edwards 527 which has been described as a labor group, has received more than half a million dollars from...


ACCUSATION ABOUT ADS - Supporters of U.S. Rep. Mark Udall, left, say that a group running ads against Udall is led by a man who worked on a past campaign with Walt Klein, campaign chief for GOP candidate Bob Schaffer, right. Republicans deny coordination.

To Mike Melanson, manager of Democratic Rep. Mark Udall's U.S. Senate campaign, the two ads attacking his boss that were launched by an independent...


The group behind a pair of biting ads targeting Democratic Senate candidate Mark Udall is also stirring controversy in the presidential caucus in...


Rep. Mark Udall working in his Capitol Hill office during a break in voting, Friday, Oct. 8, 2004 in Washington. (AP Photo/Linda Spillers, Denver Post)

An independent group linked to Republicans has fired the first contentious advertising shots in the race for Colorado's open Senate seat.


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