Secretaries of state lead charge for strict voter requirements

By Joe Henke and Emily Nohr

Activist state election officers are changing the role of a traditionally non-partisan job.

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Democrats maintain control of Senate

By The Associated Press

Trading in favors

By Alex Knott and Aubrey Bruggeman

Club 100: Over 100 Americans gave more than $100,000 to state political parties

By Robert Moore

Daily Disclosure: Republicans say Americans bummed out by Obama

By Rachael Marcus

Excerpts from this story referencing "Jason Gant":

"… to never endorse a candidate.But in June, South Dakota Secretary of State Jason Gant, a Republican, endorsed then-Republican presidential candidate Rick Santor …"

South Dakota campaign funds move sideways

By Denise Ross

Campaign funds move sideways, effectively skirting individual giving limits

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Daily Disclosure: 'Young Guns' target Democratic House candidates

By Rachael Marcus

Anti-super PAC governor gives to super PAC

By Michael Beckel

Media execs, companies gave more than $350,000 to conservative super PACs

By Corbin Hiar

Pro-environment group gave grant to conservative nonprofit

By Michael Beckel

Excerpts from this story referencing "Jason Gant":

"… ney for GantSouth Dakota's chief elections officer, GOP Secretary of State Jason Gant, has also taken advantage of the state's PAC loophole for his own campaign …"