$6.4 billion. That’s how much candidates, political parties, and interest groups spent on federal elections in 2016, according to the Open Secrets project at the Center for Responsive Politics.Source: Most Campaign Outreach Has Zero Effect on Voters...
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As November’s election results become clear, so does a new California conundrum: Voters may like the top-two primary — which doesn’t guarantee any political party a spot on the fall ballot — but a lot of them skipped last month’s contests in which the only choices were candidates with theSource: Millions of California voters saw same-party races on November's ballot...
The battle for control of the House led to unprecedented spending, by both candidates and super PACs, particularly in contested toss-up races.Source: Each of the five most expensive House races ever took place in 2018...
On the morning after Election Day, county registrars across California announced that 100 percent of precincts had reported results. Seeing that, some people assumed it was just a matter of time until candidates with leads were confirmed to be winners.Source: California voting officials need a clearer way of reporting results...
