Campaign Cash: To Cap, or Not to Cap?
Should the state set limits on political contributions? Depends on which candidate you ask. Full Story
The latest campaign finance news from The Texas Tribune.
Should the state set limits on political contributions? Depends on which candidate you ask. Full Story
Friedman, in his second run for governor, says public financing is the way to go. Full Story
Rick Perry's campaign spokesman says the governor opposes limits on contributions and thinks the solution is transparency, so that voters know who's backing whom. Full Story
Hutchison, a U.S. Sen. and gubernatorial candidate, says the state ought to impose limits on the size of campaign contributions. Full Story
Ben Philpott reports on the gubernatorial candidates' stands on campaign finance. Some want reform. Some want the status quo. Full Story
Schieffer, a Democrat, says current regulations of campaign finance are "not serving anybody's interest." Full Story
Gilbert, a Democrat running for governor, says campaign finance regulation is the only way to control special interests. Full Story
Numbers and text don't mix. Full Story
Former VP Dick Cheney is coming back to Texas. He'll be at a Houston fundraiser for gubernatorial hopeful Kay Bailey Hutchison. Full Story
The state is cracking down on officials who run afoul of election, lobbying and officeholder rules. Just ask Harris County Commissioner Jerry Eversole. Full Story
Long story short: It's a nightmare. Full Story