Rachael Marcus

Reporter  The Center for Public Integrity

Rachael is a reporter for the Center’s Consider the Source team where she writes the Daily Disclosure, tracking outside spending and campaign ads in the election. She first joined the Center in September 2011 as an American University Fellow. She is currently working towards her Master’s degree in journalism at American University. A graduate of Reed College in Portland, Ore., Rachael majored in political science with a focus on international relations. Before joining the center, she interned for the Portland Mercury, an alternative newsweekly, and freelanced for several local newspapers and magazines in Laguna Beach, Calif. and Portland, Ore.

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Conservative super PACs are pumping cash into the GOP primary runoff in the Lone Star state.

The nation's No. 1 business lobby spends $1.1 million on ads, avoids disclosure of donors.

A stripped down bill that would identify funders behind anonymous attack ads won't go to full Senate.

Anti-Obama ad buy targets battleground states

A bill that would require nonprofits that spend money on political ads to reveal their donors went down to defeat Monday.

The Senate is scheduled to consider a bill Monday that would require secretive groups that fund political ads to reveal their donors.

Quick stats on the nonprofit group, supporting conservatives

Quick stats on the nonprofit group, supporting fiscal conservatives

Quick stats on the nonprofit group, supporting conservatives

Bill would force underwriters of attack ads to come out of the shadows.

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