Stories by Steven Rosenfeld

2012's unregulated and unrestrained campaign spending isn't confined to the presidential race.

The cost of opposing the drillers in Pennsylvania: one million dollars in state subsidies.

Business columnists say there's more to it than acting on TV.

A federal appeals court found the law could not be implemented for the 2012 election.

House Republicans absurdly say Obama put Americans at risk to boost election prospects.

The move is designed to thwart voting by Democrats on the last weekend before Election Day.

From raising taxes and legalizing pot to reviving labor rights, voters in 37 states will be busy.

Some poll workers may be confused, but voters will cast ballots.

Romney's campaign is dragging, but he enters the first debate with advantages.

The Obama campaign also has outspent Romney on TV ads in recent weeks in the states.

Registering to vote has gotten easier, with more online options for voters.

Romney's tax returns raise serious questions about where his loyalties lie.

Obama now has more than 50 percent of the vote in Colorado, Iowa and Wisconsin, according to the latest polls.

Johnson’s candidacy is heavily premised on cultivating wasted votes by wasted voters...but are people that stupid?

The time has finally come to debate and bury the Conservatives' true agenda for America.

A partial victory for voting rights activists as a lower court is told to look again at voter suppression issues.

The Republican echo chamber has been resounding with public declarations that Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign is failing and possibly doomed.