Senior Writer Michael Winship looks at how the partnership of money and politics played out both during and after the election.

The election is finally over, so what happens next? Bill gets insight from conservative blogger Reihan Salam and long-time columnist Bob Herbert.

Bill looks beyond the 2012 election with insight from veteran journalist James Fallows.

Super PAC spending didn't always lead to success, and the millionaire and billionaire donors aren't happy to simply cut their losses.

It's unclear whether PACs pushed any candidate to victory. But they did raise the price tag of the election for everyone.

Take a look at the five most expensive races this election cycle, and see if the PACs and party committees got what they paid for.

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.

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.