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Representative Barney Frank Will Not Seek Re-Election in Next Cycle

By PRESSRELEASE on Nov 28, 2011   Politics  

BOSTON, Massachusetts-After 16 terms in Congress, Representative Barney Frank, the 71 -year-old Democrat from Massachusetts, has announced that he will not seek re-election in the next election cycle.

FEC Data Show Big Jump In Spending By Super Pacs And Outside Groups

By Marian Wang-ProPublica on Nov 10, 2011   Politics  

As Propublica reported earlier this week, the Federal Election Commission, which regulates the flow of political cash, has been plagued by persistent gridlock on some key areas of campaign finance. Why’s that important? Because, as we explain, more money is coming in and much of it is flowing in through new and barely regulated groups.

As Political Groups Push Envelope, FEC Gridlock Gives ‘De Facto Green Light’

By Marian Wang-ProPublica on Nov 8, 2011   Politics  

As the presidential campaign swings into high gear, rivers of cash are flowing in to support the candidates, and experts are predicting billions will be raised by next fall. The likely record-breaking donations are thanks in large part to new groups that are taking in unlimited dollars and exploring the outer limits of campaign finance […]

Is Partisan Gerrymandering Unconstitutional?

By Lois Beckett-ProPublica on Nov 8, 2011   Politics  

In a recent interview, former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens called Maryland's current redistricting plan, which draws districts to benefit the state's Democrats, "outrageously unconstitutional."

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