“Addressing the Influence of Money in Politics Through Executive Action”
Alex DeMots writes for the Center for American Progress.
Category Archives: campaign finance
“5 Years After Citizens United, Secret Money Floods Into U.S. Politics”
Peter Overby reports for NPR.
Nina Totenberg Previews Williams-Yulee Judicial Campaign Case at #SCOTUS
Here at NPR.
Lyle Denniston Previews Williams-Yulee for SCOTUSBlog
Here.
More Bauer on Williams-Yulee
“Changes afoot to tighten campaign finance reporting laws in Montana”
“Supreme Court to Review Bans on Solicitations in Judge Races”
Liptak NYT preview of Williams-Yulee.
“The GOP’s biggest tech challenge for 2016 is closing the small-donor gap”
“Most campaign cash to N.J. House members came from out-of-state donors”
“When Can a Judge Ask, ‘Write Me a Check’?”
Garrett Epps on Williams-Yulee.
“Tycoon dough: The ultimate electoral martial art”
Larry Noden and Daniel Weiner for Reuters Opinion.
“Jeb Bush’s Decision To ‘Actively Explore’ 2016 Run Allows Him To Avoid Super PAC Rules”
Paul Blumental for HuffPo:
When former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) waded into the 2016 presidential race in December, he did so with some awkward wording. He stated that he would “actively explore the possibility of running for President of… Continue reading
“Florida’s Ban on Direct Solicitation Has Significant Implications for Due Process”
Kate Berry for the Brennan Center:
In “A Minor Measure with Major Benefits before the Supreme Court?,” attorney Bob Bauerquestions whether Florida’s rule prohibiting judicial candidates from personally soliciting campaign contributions can both be minor in scope and yield… Continue reading