A new report finds that a disproportionate amount of super PAC donations comes from just a few American cities.

With candidates in the final push to win over swing voters in key states, it's easy to forget that many Americans have already voted.

We are re-broadcasting the premiere episode of Moyers & Company, exploring politically-engineered inequality -- an issue as relevant at the end of 2012 as it was at the start.

In these last few days, super PAC ads are dominating the airwaves in swing states and one Montana PAC may be in trouble for coordinating with candidates.

Boards of Elections are scrambling to make sure those who want to vote can.

Both candidates agree that America's infrastructure needs work, but they have different ideas about how to fund it.

Governor Romney and President Obama didn't talk about genetically modified food in the debates, but we researched their positions to see where they stand.

Was Hurricane Sandy an indication of storms to come? As sea levels rise, disaster planners are preparing for worse storms and more devastating floods.

Year-to-date spending totals for this year's election have exceeded spending for the past six elections combined.

Politify.com tells you which candidate's financial policies help voters like you.