CLC v. FEC (Dismissal Suit--Jeb Bush super PAC): Complaint

Date
Case
Opposing the Use of Super PACs as “Slush Funds” for Presidential Candidates — CLC v. FEC (Dismissal Suit—Jeb Bush super PAC)
Court Level
District Court

Campaign Legal Center (CLC) and Democracy 21 have sued the Federal Election Commission (FEC) for its dismissal of their complaints alleging that former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and Right to Rise Super PAC violated a provision of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (BCRA) that prohibits federal candidates from “establishing, financing, maintaining or controlling” an entity that raises or spends unregulated funds outside of the federal contribution limits and source restrictions.

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