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Upholding Transparency in State Elections (Americans for Prosperity v. Albence)
Defending Transparency for Campaign Spending in Arizona — Americans for Prosperity, et al., v. Meyer, et al. (Federal-Level Challenge)
Fighting Dark Money by Defending the Johnson Amendment (National Religious Broadcasters, et al. v. IRS, et al.)
Challenging FCC Guidance Enabling Discounted Ad Rates for Super PACs (Brown et al. v. FCC et al.)
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Spotlighting the Trump Administration’s Corrupt Transactions

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Campaign Legal Center and Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) filed an amicus brief defending Act 11, a first-of-its-kind state law that prevents corporations and other entities from spending money in elections.  

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Advocacy organization Students for Life Action filed a First Amendment challenge to South Dakota’s on-advertisement donor disclaimer law. Campaign Legal Center has joined the case as an amicus curiae to defend the law against the latest appeal, filing a brief before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit in support of the law’s constitutionality.  

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Americans for Prosperity (AFP) and its affiliated 501(c)3 group filed suit to challenge the Delaware Elections Disclosure Act, a law that sought to improve transparency of outside spending in state elections. CLC helped successfully defend the law in 2014 and is doing so again as counsel to the Delaware Attorney General. 

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