The Times discusses a new group called “Accountable America.” Nearly 10,000 of the biggest donors to Republican candidates and causes across the country will probably receive a foreboding “warning” letter in the mail next week. I’ve previously noted a scenario where one campaign allegedly filed a complaint against individual donors. The election law mailing list […]
Category: Const Law Issues
League of Women Voters of Florida v. Browning
Today an opinion has been released in League of Women Voters of Florida v. Browning (case background here) denying a Motion for Preliminary Injunction. This interesting case involves third party voter registration issues and activities.
“Tenuous Banner” of the First Amendment?
The online site of the Harvard Political Review features this post on lobbying. The extent of [lobbyists’] power over congressional outcomes is largely hidden from the American public, limiting open discussion about the consequences of their activity for the national interest.