A Half-Truth in the Florida 22nd September 28, 2006 Republican Rep. Shaw falsely implies his opponent lied about being a lobbyist

"XXX" Marks the Spot Where Campaign Ads Head South September 27, 2006 Attack ad claims Rep. Miller voted to fund sex research but not body armor.

Casting Credentials Away in the Old Dominion September 25, 2006 Incumbent Sen. underplays challenger's service under Reagan.

False Claims About Body Armor September 20, 2006 A new group falsely accuses Republicans of voting against body armor for troops. Both sides have misled the public about this issue.

Phoning It In: Attack in Indiana by New, Well-Funded Conservative Group September 19, 2006 Conservative group's automated calls tar House candidate with voting to let unsavory material be sold to kids.

Jailhouse Gang? September 15, 2006 Santorum ad misleadingly portrays Casey's "campaign team" as a posse of lawbreakers and suspects, though none actually work for Casey.

Context Goes AWOL in Tennessee September 14, 2006 A Corker ad omits relevant facts in attacking Ford's record on national security.

Overreaching in Ohio September 13, 2006 Democratic 527 group attacks a member of the GOP leadership for privately-funded junkets, but relies on old data.

Distortions in the Desert September 13, 2006 Pederson and Kyl both miss the mark in Arizona Senate campaign shoot-out.

Santorum's Family Affair September 12, 2006 The senator puts his children in a TV ad saying opponents "criticized us," but the criticism really was levied at their father.

Volleys of Tax Votes: A September Blizzard in Ohio September 11, 2006 Meaningless math by DeWine and Brown as each picks through the other's voting record.

A Misleading Appeal To Fear September 8, 2006 Pro-Bush group misstates key facts about anti-terror campaign.

Hello? Hello?: Democrats Blame Corker for Missed 911 Calls September 6, 2006 A DSCC ad claims Bob Corker's "failures as Mayor" led to 31,000 unanswered emergency calls in Chattanooga.

Big Sugar Sours Florida Governor's Race with Falsehoods September 1, 2006 Outside groups funded by U.S. Sugar mount deceitful attacks on a Democratic primary candidate.