Larry Solum concludes that despite much talk about compromise in yesterday’s developments, not much has changed. See here.

Anthony Corrado has posted National Party Fundraising Remains Strong, Despite Ban on Soft Money on the Brookings website.

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See this commentary by John Anderson and Rob Richie that appeared in this week’s Legal Times.

The Miami Herald offers this report, with the following subhead: “The federal campaign finance law allows candidates to raise — and sometimes to spend — money during a primary even if it’s earmarked for the general election.” Thanks to… Continue reading

Chantal Hebert offers this column in the Toronto Star on yesterday’s important campaign finance decision of the Supreme Court of Canada. The Star‘s news coverage is here.

The St. Petersburg Times offers this report.

The Hill offers this report. In other campaign finance news, that newspaper also offers two stories related to Tom DeLay’s fundraising: here and here. On that topic, see also this Washington Post report.

See this New York Times report.

USA Today offers this report. Thanks to Politicalwire.com for the pointer.

The case, which included a spending limit provision, is Harper v. Canada. Thanks to Nate Persily for the pointer.

See this very interesting report in The Hill, which begins: “The one-vote defeat of an extension of unemployment benefits last week has sparked fear among Democrats that Republicans have developed a legislative model that will cast Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.)… Continue reading

The Hill offers this report.

Roll Call offers this report (paid registration required).