Campaign Finance

The campaign to eliminate partisan primaries and implement ranked-choice voting in Idaho has amassed more than $1.1 million ahead of the November election.

In August, some Democrats running for statewide office reported bigger bank accounts than their Republican opponents, though those candidates still have a significant uphill battle ahead.

For the most part, incumbents and mainstream Republicans for statewide offices are winning the fundraising race just ahead of Idaho’s primary.

Gov. Brad Little is far and away leading the fundraising battle for this year’s primary election

A group of eastern Idaho lawmakers and candidates have filed a complaint urging state officials to force a PAC that’s spent significant amounts of money…

The historic results of the mayoral race in Boise on Tuesday brings attention to the role money plays in local political campaigns. Conservation Voters…

There are 11 candidates running for four seats on the Twin Falls City Council. Seven candidates did not report any campaign contributions by the first…

Does where you live affect how you donate to political campaigns? That was the question Boise State assistant professor Jaclyn Kettler asked in her new…

State senators will soon get the chance to debate overhauling Idaho’s campaign finance system.A senate committee on Wednesday endorsed a bill that would…

In 2010, the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in favor of the conservative organization Citizens United allowed American corporations to contribute unlimited…