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One of the primary issues with the legislation is the new, overly broad disclosure regime it creates. S.B. 375 purports to regulate communications similar to, though broader than, federal Electioneering Communications. While the Citizens United Court upheld disclosure in that context, it addressed only a narrow and far less burdensome form than that proposed in the bill.
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The legislation being discussed today represents an understandable but misguided approach to campaign finance law. In fact, Pennsylvania’s current status as one of only eleven ...
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