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Judge tosses rule shielding campaign donors
March 31, 2012
March 31, 2012
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more than $50 million on the Republican primary elections and are largely funded by wealthy donors.
Democratic Rep. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, who brought the suit against the FEC last year, has also proposed a bill that would require more detailed disclosure requirements for campaign finance, known as the Disclose Act. That bill has garnered support in light of nonprofits funneling anonymous money to their affiliated super PACs, effectively shielding the names of some donors.
Multimillion dollar ad campaign raises the stakes over gas prices
Romney's fundraisers quietly amass millions
Super PAC donors by the numbers
In her 31-page
more than $50 million on the Republican primary elections and are largely funded by wealthy donors.
Democratic Rep. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, who brought the suit against the FEC last year, has also proposed a bill that would require more detailed disclosure requirements for campaign finance, known as the Disclose Act. That bill has garnered support in light of nonprofits funneling anonymous money to their affiliated super PACs, effectively shielding the names of some donors.
Multimillion dollar ad campaign raises the stakes over gas prices
Romney's fundraisers quietly amass millions
Super PAC donors by the numbers
In her 31-page
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