The conservative justices, who often say their rulings represent the founders' intentions, chose to ignore those same intentions on McCutcheon, writes Lawrence Lessig.

The same people who favor unlimited secret money in US elections are the ones funding the effort to make it harder for people to vote.

Justice Stephen Breyer wrote that the ruling "creates huge loopholes in the law" and "undermines, perhaps devastates, what remains of campaign finance reform."

Today, the Roberts Court rolled back 40 years of campaign finance law. Here's a roundup of reformers' thoughts about the decision.

Groups like Public Citizen, Common Cause, Rootstrikers and many, many others are working to combat corruption and protect our right to vote.

Our latest roundup of key money and politics reporting. This week: the 'unlobbyist' lobbyists, how John McCain is exploiting campaign finance loopholes and more.

Our latest roundup of key money and politics reporting. This week: lobbyist-donors and their top recipients, how Microsoft is wooing politicians and the FEC's dysfunction.

Our weekly roundup of key money and politics reporting.

A win for the plaintiff in the Supreme Court case that many are calling Citizens United 2.0 would mean much bigger donations from individuals in political campaigns.

The year after a presidential election, fewer people focus on campaign finance issues, but 2013 was well worth your attention.