Two conservative groups that filed a lawsuit to block the voter-approved donor transparency rules now have a chance to revise their filing.

A Florida-based right-wing lobbying group with ties to the Koch network, Leonard Leo, and the Uihleins is behind the GOP’s latest efforts to change child labor laws.

Attorney General Dana Nessel's comments come after her department's investigation into allegations of corruption and sexual assault against the state's former speaker of the House.

The billionaire businessman has spent tens of millions of dollars to influence elections in Pennsylvania since 2010.

Secretive right-wing donors and foundations have given millions of dollars to prominent anti-trans groups.

The Concord Fund, which has ties to Federalist Society co-chairman Leonard Leo, has given more than $2 million to a PAC supporting the Kentucky attorney general's gubernatorial campaign.

The conservative lawyer and co-chairman of the Federalist Society has used his nonprofit group the Concord Fund to funnel millions of dollars in dark money toward judicial advocacy and elections.

The ad was produced by the tax-exempt group One Nation, which has received millions of dollars from fossil fuel companies in recent years.

Since the 2010 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, political spending and dark money in elections have soared to record highs.

The Republican State Leadership Committee placed a $200,000 ad buy in support of conservative Justice Daniel Kelly last week.

Kelly’s campaign has received at least $6 million from groups associated with far-right megadonor Dick Uihlein.

Janet Protasiewicz and Daniel Kelly fought over their records on decisive issues that the court could rule on in the coming years, such as abortion and redistricting.

The American Action Network is spending $2 million on a new ad campaign.

The groups have ties to a national anti-abortion group, election deniers, and a major conservative donor.

At the same time, the Republican candidate has spoken out against same-sex marriage and accused pro-choice organizations of seeking to ‘preserve sexual libertinism.’

Outside groups — often funded by undisclosed sources — supporting Republican House and Senate candidates significantly outspent groups supporting Democrats in close races.

The Republican State Leadership Committee has ties to dark money donors and has ramped up spending on judicial races.

Oil and gas companies do not need to pass their tax burden on to New Hampshire consumers, contrary to a new ad’s claims.

Trey Allen, a candidate for the North Carolina Supreme Court, has benefited from a PAC with ties to the Republican state Senate leader.

Forty-nine Republican senators voted against the DISCLOSE Act.