The Democratic Party's special class of entitled and unelected VIP delegates helps explain what's wrong with the way we choose our presidential candidates.

Authors Ari Berman and Michael Waldman talk about the unequal history of voting in America, new voting rules and their concerns about what may happen later this year.

Republicans have taken direct aim at the state’s campaign-finance disclosure laws, but critics warn that the move will unleash a flood of dark money.

At some point during the Florida 2000 recount debacle partisans realized anew that razor-thin margins can be turned by manipulation of voting rules.

The media has become controlled by a handful of corporations thanks to the Telecommunications Act of 1996.

In this excerpt from his new book, Frank writes about the Democrats' new innovation in liberalism -- which isn’t the stuff of Franklin Roosevelt or the United Auto Workers.

We do face a very real threat of protectionism, but Obama's the one pushing it.

In these first years of the 21st century, we may be witnessing a new world being born inside the hollowed-out shell of the American system.

Thanks to Citizens United, shell companies are able to give freely to super PACs backing up presidential candidates.

The fire-breathing populist has drawn small donors and really, really big ones.