Mother Jones
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Scott Walker’s presidential bid may have failed, but the Wisconsin governor and his Republican allies are making a massive push to transform the way the state conducts elections and investigates illegal campaign activity. If they’re successful—and by all indications, they will be—by the end of this week, they will have uprooted Wisconsin’s anti-public corruption laws and lifted restrictions on the money pouring into state elections.
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Wisconsin Poised to Gut Its Campaign Finance and Anti-Corruption Laws
