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National Journal: When It Pays to Pretend You're Not Running for President

Reuters: Regulator Splits on Disclosure Requirements for Pro-Clinton PAC

The Guardian: 'I'm Not a Candidate': How Presidential Hopefuls Get Around Finance Rules

Center for Public Integrity: Rapper-Backed Group Illustrates Blind Spot in Political Transparency

Star-Ledger: Most Campaign Cash to N.J. House Members Came from Out-of-State Donors

Marketplace: Some Consultants See a Payday in Super PACs

Chicago Sun-Times: Probes Linger for Years at House Ethics Committee

Former FEC Chairman Scott Thomas Joins Campaign Legal Center Board

Date
January 8, 2015

The Campaign Legal Center is pleased to announce that Scott Thomas, former Chairman of the Federal Election Commission (FEC), has joined the organization’s Board of Directors.  Mr. Thomas is currently co-leader of the Public Policy and Political Law Practice at the law firm Dickstein Shapiro.

Firs...

NBC News: How Stephen Colbert Taught Jeb Bush To Run For President

Daily Beast: I Swear I’m Not Running for President

Moyers & Company: The Next Step Toward Political Ad Transparency

Variety: FCC to Consider Whether to Expand Political Ad Disclosure Rules

FCC Launches Rulemaking in Response to Watchdog Petition

Date
August 6, 2014

Today the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) launched a rulemaking to expand online political file requirements to cable satellite and radio.  The action came in response to a petition filed last week by the Campaign Legal Center, the Sunlight Foundation, and Common Cause.  The FCC notice...

Broadcasting & Cable: Campaign Finance Reformers Seek Full FCC Review Of Disclosure Decision

The Hill: FCC Weighs New Ad Disclosure Rules for 2016

Broadcasting & Cable: Finance Reformers Target WLS-TV

Broadcasting & Cable: Campaign Finance Groups Renew Complaint Against WJLA

Broadcasters Drop Appeal of FCC Requirement to Upload Public Files to FCC Database

Date
February 4, 2015

Today, the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) voluntarily withdrew its appeal of the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC’s) requirement to upload its public inspection files online to an FCC database.  The NAB had appealed the 2008 Order imposing the online file requirement, which...

The Daily Beast: When Helping a Friend Is a Crime

The Washington Post: Why Hillary Clinton Might Have Just Two More Weeks or so to Announce She’s Running for President