Over-the-air TV is scattershot, while cable can be much more targeted.

Whoever said 'there’s plenty of room for everyone on the Internet' was wrong.

National and local politicians still use print ads to reach specific voting blocs.

Much of the estimated $6 billion in campaign spending this election came from Super PACs who raised millions and then funneled that money into races. Did it pay off?

Shut out for months by political commercials, businesses face more pain when they can resume local TV ads: High rates due to pent-up demand.

In a record breaking year for political advertisements, Governor Romney and President Obama are still racking up dollars in the final months of their campaigns to compete for paid advertisements.

A study out today says voters find targeted, online political ads creepy and 86 percent didn't want political ads to be tailored to their interests.

Frank Newport, editor-in-chief at Gallup, explains how much Americans trust television news, and whether are really impacted by political ads they see on TV.