Joe Schoffstall is a staff writer for the Washington Free Beacon. Previously, he spent three years with the Media Research Center and was most recently with the Capitol City Project. He can be reached at Schoffstall@freebeacon.com. His Twitter handle is @JoeSchoffstall.
The Justice Democrats PAC dropped large sums of money in support of Jamaal Bowman, a primary challenger to top Democratic representative Eliot Engel (N.Y.).
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Sara Gideon found the time to participate in a private fundraiser with a PAC awash in corporate cash after dodging a primary debate.
Congressional Black Caucus chair Karen Bass (D., Calif.), who is leading Democratic police reform efforts, accepted thousands from an attorney who worked to block the release of a video showing the fatal police shooting of a black teenager.
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Sara Gideon reported paying thousands of dollars to ACRONYM—the dark money group that came under fire over a botched Iowa Democratic caucus app—but the group denies receiving the cash or providing services to Gideon's campaign.
Since Stacey Abrams narrowly lost the 2018 governor's race, Democrats have insisted Georgia is on the verge of turning blue. But with the rare opportunity to flip two Republican-held Senate seats in 2020, their fundraising has been minuscule compared with high-profile races around the country. 
Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff is hauling in more than 60 percent of his itemized contributions from out-of-state donors, federal filings reveal. 
The left's premier group against money in politics has teamed up with six establishment-backed Democratic Senate candidates in a highly unusual fundraising venture that is raising eyebrows among campaign finance experts.
Democratic Senate candidate John Hickenlooper, who frequently touts his opposition to corporate influence in politics, has hauled in more than $1 million from corporate executives and lobbyists and hundreds of thousands more from PACs that take corporate donations.
Allegheny County, home to the city of Pittsburgh and its surrounding suburbs, settled a lawsuit over the numerous instances of dead voters and duplicate registrants on its voter rolls. 
Progressive media powerhouse ACRONYM aggressively distanced itself from the tech operation responsible for Democrats’ disastrous Iowa caucuses, but had a controlling share in the company as recently as April 2019, new documents reveal. 