See this report. A ruling from the bench is expected Monday.

The Washington Post offers this report, which begins: “The Maryland Republican Party did not violate state law when it launched a $25,000 radio and newspaper advertising campaign in January to dissuade three key Democratic senators from overriding the vetoes… Continue reading

Elizabeth Drew offers this lengthy article in the New York Review of Books. A snippet: The McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform bill in 2002 didn’t stop powerful companies and members of Congress from buying and selling influence. Representative Barney Frank, a… Continue reading

The LA Times offers this editorial. For my earlier coverage, see here.

…can be found here.

Mike Krempasky is collecting the documents here.

A.P. offers this report.

Business Week offers this report.

As we get close to the end of the comment period and the next stage of the FEC rulemaking, news and commentary on this topic will increase. See this Washington Times editorial; Peter Overby’s “Pennsylvania Avenue” column on NPR’s… Continue reading

See here. See also Rossi hard-pressed to prove fraud, says man whose case set precedent.

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With comments due to the FEC by Friday on its proposed regulations of campaign finance activity on the Internet, I still have not seen any comments submitted from the leading campaign finance organizations on the topic (for example, here is… Continue reading

Eliza Newlin Carney offers this “Rules of the Game” column on bills to address the “demand” side of campaign finance.