Several court rulings on campaign finance laws could come in the next several months, some of which could alter the playing field ahead of the November election.
Although President Obama has very publicly “banned” corporate lobbyists from his White House, his reelection campaign is raising more money from business executives than are those of his Republican opponents.
The Supreme Court on June 27 overturned a provision of a 1998 Arizona campaign law that sought to "level the playing field" by giving additional public funds to candidates facing privately financed opponents.
A new Pew Resesarch Center report suggests that a majority of Americans believe Citizens United has had a negative impact on the election process.
Several court rulings on campaign finance laws could come in the next several months, some of which could alter the playing field ahead of the November election.
Although President Obama has very publicly “banned” corporate lobbyists from his White House, his reelection campaign is raising more money from business executives than are those of his Republican opponents.
The Supreme Court on June 27 overturned a provision of a 1998 Arizona campaign law that sought to "level the playing field" by giving additional public funds to candidates facing privately financed opponents.
