Washington, D.C.—Campaign finance watchdog Public Campaign Action Fund called on Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) to renew his commitment to the outside spending agreement he made with Democratic opponent Elizabeth Warren after reports of Brown meeting with Karl Rove who showed ads aimed at the Massachusetts Senate race during a recent fundraiser for his independent political group.

Washington, D.C.— As Paul Ryan, the new Republican vice-presidential running mate for Mitt Romney appears in Las Vegas for a fundraiser at Sheldon Adelson’s Venetian casino today, campaign finance watchdog Public Campaign Action Fund asks: Would a Vice President Paul Ryan take Shel Adelson’s phone call and carry out Adelson’s wishes like Tom Delay did?

Washington, D.C.—Campaign finance watchdog Public Campaign Action Fund released the following statement in response to the Romney campaign’s attack on President Obama’s money from Bain employees.

Statement from David Donnelly, Executive Director:

Washington, D.C.—Public Campaign Action Fund released the following statement in reference to a report that billionaire Sheldon Adelson will donate $10 million to the Mitt Romney-aligned super PAC just weeks after Romney and Adelson met privately and urged the campaign to release details of that meeting.