As Campaigns Chafe at Limits, Donors Might Be in Diapers
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Elrick Williams's toddler niece Carlyn may be one of the youngest contributors to this year's presidential campaign. The 2-year-old gave $2,300 to Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.).
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) left open the possibility yesterday that her presidential campaign may get new donations from the 260 people whose contributions are being returned because they were raised by Norman Hsu, the political donor whose business dealings are being examined by law en...
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Call it the presidential candidates' striptease. White House hopefuls aren't willing to just declare they're running, but rather are flirting with the idea as long as possible. First, they show some leg with an exploratory committee, then plenty of skin with a pronouncement on a faux news program or a late-night show and finally they bare all with a ruffles-and-flourish formal announcement.
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In a fast-moving presidential contest with little breathing room, Democratic candidates are courting their base hard.
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Charges of vote trading and unethical fundraising against DeLay may curb his ability to raise money. By Gail Russell Chaddock | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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As candidates drop out, survivors try to secure support, and money, from backers left in cold.
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Campaign of Sen. Barack Obama relies upon a large mass of low-amount donors to pad its coffers.
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Candidates could face problems as they try to integrate online political discourse into traditional campaigning.
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Candidates use the Internet to generate buzz, draw grass-roots support and raise record amounts of money. But in the intense, round-the-clock world of online presidential campaigning, the good comes with the bad.
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WASHINGTON Aug. 19, 2004  Non-party groups spending millions of dollars in unlimited donations on ads and get-out-the-vote drives in this year&#39;s presidential race will face some new ground rules starting with the 2006 election.
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In the next few weeks leading up to Election Day, money will pour into candidates' coffers and voters will be able to see which lobby groups are trying hardest to buy their lawmakers' favor.
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If you've been looking at hybrid cars and infant safety seats, they might serve you an ad for biodegradable diapers. But some worry that they're collecting too much information.
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With key staff resignations and dwindling cash, the Republican hopeful tries to keep his campaign from imploding
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You wouldn't know from the last Democratic presidential debate that the candidates have holes in their spending plans big enough to drive a campaign bus through.
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Presidential candidates may return contributions solicited for the general election campaign and accept public financing with its stricter limitations, the Federal Election Commission ruled Thursday.
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In large swaths of the country, there is a campaign in the shadows, where candidates, ordinarily eager to get their messages to the public, are often too terrified to say their names.
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Tired of being seen by religious voters as too secular or even hostile toward religion, the Democrat party and its presidential candidates have launched an all-out effort to win their votes.