Campaign finance rulings contributed $1.3 billion, nearly half of the spending in the 2016 presidential election

The author of Diet for a Small Planet is trying to come up with a prescription to heal a big democracy.

In states and municipalities across the country, voters showed strong support for getting big money out of politics and empowering ordinary citizens.

But opponents of reinstating limits on political donations plan to resume the fight they can't win at the ballot box in court.

Measures to reduce the influence of money on politics could win approval in cities and states across the country Nov. 8.

The Campaign Legal Center is trying to get the Federal Election Commission to enforce its own rules.

Campaign finance lawyers are pursuing two legal strategies to try and push back against the 2010 ruling, and other court decisions, that deregulated our campaign finance system.

Moyers' contributors deliver their verdicts and reactions on the third and final debate.

You don't have to think our democracy works perfectly to be appalled at Donald Trump's attack on it.

Campaign finance reform advocate predicts victory will come like snow off a roof after a New England spring thaw: "in a big woosh."