FEC

Light blogging through the New Year doesn't mean that we can't share a good laugh.  Fortunately, the humorless "reform" community is always there to ...

In a bit of welcome news for the Free Speech Community, a special three judge district court has ruled ...

We always knew that the so-called "Millionaire's Amendment" was a silly law, but if the FEC's most recent pronouncement on the law's requirements is ...

The Federal Election Commission has adopted new guidelines requiring political committees to include more information about the purposes of their various disbursements.  It goes ...

The New York Times once again pulls out its Thesaurus of invective to tackle the issue of campaign finance reform.  Next time, we suggest they ...

It's been a busy week in the world of campaign finance.  The FEC's newly announced 527 agreements have (quite appropriately) dominated the discussion.  But ...

Democracy 21 and the Campaign Legal Center are unhappy.  They describe the FEC’s ruling yesterday as “too little, ...

The FEC declined to answer Progress for America's request for advice by a vote of 4-2 (Chairman Toner, Comm'r von Spakovsky dissenting), calling it ...

UPDATE:  An abbreviated version of this post by CCP Chairman Brad Smith is available in this week's Roll Call ($) --

Is the right of potential candidates to consider carefully whether to run for the most powerful political office in the world a "tired cliche?"  ...