Kytja Weir
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What's in Gorsuch's wallet, Trump's U.S. Supreme Court pick
Learn about the financial holdings of Judge Neil Gorsuch who Trump nominated for the U.S. Supreme Court. → Read More
South Carolina legislator indicted in ethics probe
S.C. legislator indicted in ethics probe after Capitol Gains series highlighted his business dealings with lawmakers. → Read More
Meet the 10 shadowy groups that snuck into your state races
A field guide to the national power brokers trying to shape elections. → Read More
Republicans whip Democrats in key state races
Voters decide major races in Kentucky, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Virginia, New Jersey. → Read More
6 things to know about the 2015 elections
Six facts to know about the more than $28 million spent on TV airtime for 2015 state races. → Read More
6 things to know about the 2015 elections
Six facts to know about the more than $28 million spent on TV airtime for 2015 state races. → Read More
Who’s trying to influence the 2015 elections?
A guide to our 2015 political TV ad tracker. → Read More
9 things to know about Mike Huckabee
The former governor of Arkansas has thrown his hat in the ring for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. → Read More
National donors pick winners in state elections
Two giant D.C.-based players dominated political giving in 2014 state-level elections. → Read More
Nearly 100,000 negative ads helped turn tide in Florida elections
Battles over the U.S. Senate and governorships dominated TV commercial breaks. → Read More
Money talks: Key dollar amounts behind the TV ad wars in state elections
More than 6,300 state offices are at stake this election. See who is trying to shape the message in the top races. → Read More
12 things to know about who’s trying to influence your vote in 2014
If you watch TV you've seen an unbelievable number of political ads asking for your vote. Do you know who is paying for those ads, and why? → Read More
Non-candidate spending increases in state elections
TV ad spending in state elections since 2010 is down, but the portion ponied up by political nonprofits and state-level super PACs rises. → Read More
Who’s trying to influence your vote?
A guide to our political TV ad trackers. → Read More
Case reopened after Center reveals judge's conflict of interest
Center investigation identifies conflicted judge leading to new hearing for discrimination case. → Read More
What do federal appellate judges own?
A database of investments, outside income, gifts and other disclosures. → Read More
Information on judges' disclosures often blacked out
More than 40 percent of federal appellate judges had portions of financial disclosures blacked out. → Read More
Federal judges plead guilty
Judges acknowledge conflicts of interest Center found in 26 cases. → Read More
Montana judges to disclose financial ties after Center report
State’s highest court orders judges to share information after Center highlights Montana’s lack of transparency. → Read More
N.M. bill aims to put judge disclosures back online
Bill calls for posting judge's financial disclosures online in wake of Center for Public Integrity investigation on transparency. → Read More