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Wisconsin State Journal: GAB asks federal judge to dismiss 'coordination' lawsuit

Reuters: Big money crops up in small elections in the United States

National Journal: They're Not Allowed to Talk. But Candidates and PACs Are Brazenly Communicating All the Time.

TIME: Straw Into Gold: Candidates Trading Leadership PAC Dollars for Campaign Cash

ProPublica: Secret Donors Behind Some Super PACs Funneling Millions into Midterms

Washington Post: Election 2014: A new level of collaboration between candidates and big-money allies

Washington Examiner: Obama relegated to fundraiser in chief in 2014

Al Jazeera America: Big money prevails in 2014, with outside spending playing starring role

Politico: Aide: Chris Christie not resigning to run for president

Former Solicitor General Charles Fried Joins Campaign Legal Center Board

Date
November 16, 2014

The Campaign Legal Center is pleased to announce that Charles Fried is joining the organization’s board of directors. Prof. Fried served as Solicitor General of the United States under President Ronald Reagan, and as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts. He currently...

CNN: How the GOP used Twitter to stretch election laws

USA Today: Did Republicans use Twitter to break campaign rules?

Washington Times: Senate pockets more than $4 million of campaign cash

Huffington Post: Democrats Used Twitter, Too, To Coordinate With Outside Groups

National Journal: Everyone on the Hill Gets Ethics Training—Except House Members

National Law Journal: D.C. Judge Voids FEC Rule Limiting Donor Disclosures

Center for Public Integrity: Election ads were about issues, says 'Carolina Rising' chief

Roll Call: The Year in Government Ethics: A Question of Ethics

The New York Times: $1.1 Trillion Spending Pact Angers Campaign Finance Watchdogs

Center for Public Integrity: Charities risked tax-exempt status with political ads