campaign reform

Dark Money Wave Threatens to Swamp Voters
RJ Matson, Portland, ME
Unregulated dark money continues to pour into the 2026 election cycle, raising concerns that voters will be sidelined by massive undisclosed spending. The influx comes as candidates and outside groups prepare for midterm contests across the country. Critics argue the surge distorts democratic participation and drowns out ordinary voices. The editorial cartoon depicts this dynamic as an overwhelming wave labeled dark money bearing down on a lone voter buoy. It takes the position that such spending poses a direct threat to fair elections and calls for stronger safeguards.
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