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Zinke Faces Legal Complaint for Failing to Report Contributions and Misusing Campaign Funds

Date
October 30, 2017
Issues
Campaign Finance

Today, Campaign Legal Center (CLC) filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) alleging Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke violated campaign finance law by failing to report tens of thousands of dollars of contributions received and for using campaign funds for the personal...

Fact Check: Sarah Sanders Inaccurately States Law Regarding Campaigns’ Ability to Finance Opposition Research

Date
October 30, 2017
Issues
Ethics

This afternoon at the daily White House press briefing, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders misstated current law when insinuating that the DNC and Hillary Clinton acted illegally in paying for opposition research into the Trump campaign, while the Trump campaign merely “took a meeting.”  

...

House Spending Bill Vote Includes Million Dollar Contributions for Party Committees

Date
December 10, 2014
Issues
Campaign Finance

The U.S. House of Representatives today threw all but the wealthiest voters under the bus.  Less than two months after an election where Members promised voters the world, the House betrayed voters by passing an omnibus spending bill littered with perks for special interests and gutting...

Take Back Action Fund and CLC Demand Clarity on Online Ad Disclosure Rules Within 60 Days

Date
October 31, 2017
Case
Disclosure Rules for Digital Political Spending
Issues
Campaign Finance

WASHINGTON – As the Federal Election Commission drags its feet on new rules to address foreign interference, Take Back Action Fund and the Campaign Legal Center (CLC) today filed an advisory opinion request that will require the FEC to address gaps in online ad transparency requirements by the end...

U.S. Congress: Reform Groups Urge Congress to Vote No on Omnibus Approriations Bill and Its Corrupting Campaign Finance Provisions

Date
December 10, 2014
Issues
Campaign Finance

Reform groups today sent a letter to Congress strongly urging Senators and Representatives to vote no on the Omnibus Appropriations bill. If enacted, the bill contains the most corrupting campaign finance provisions ever passed by Congress.

The full text of the letter follows below.

Dear...

Victory: City of Seattle’s Innovative Public Financing System Will Stand

Date
November 3, 2017
Case
Elster v. City of Seattle
Issues
Campaign Finance

WASHINGTON - Today, the city of Seattle’s democracy voucher program has been upheld as constitutional. The Superior Court of the State of Washington for King County issued an opinion finding that the city’s pioneering public financing system is a valid tool for the city government to foster citizen...

Lawsuit Challenges Arizona’s Overly Burdensome Dual Voter Registration System

Date
November 7, 2017
Case
LULAC v. Reagan
Issues
Voting Rights

System has disenfranchised at least 26,000 eligible voters in Maricopa County alone

WASHINGTON – Today, Campaign Legal Center (CLC), the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, and private co-counsel filed a federal lawsuit challenging Arizona’s overly burdensome and confusing voter...

CLC Urges FEC to Halt Secret Online Ads to Deter Foreign Interference

Date
November 8, 2017
Case
Disclosure Rules for Digital Political Spending
Issues
Campaign Finance

WASHINGTON – Today, Campaign Legal Center (CLC) filed comments with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) urging it to write new rules clarifying that digital political ads must include “disclaimers” stating who paid for the ads. “The time is long overdue for the FEC to shore up the...

Walter Shaub’s 13 Ways to Improve Government Ethics

Date
November 9, 2017
Issues
Ethics

Proposals seek to insulate ethics program from political retaliation, strengthen transparency, increase effectiveness of agency oversight capacity

WASHINGTON – Today, Walter Shaub, senior director, ethics, at Campaign Legal Center (CLC), met with House Oversight and Government Reform Committee...

Rolling Back the Political Activities Prohibition Will Unleash Tax-Deductible Dark Money

Date
November 9, 2017
Issues
Campaign Finance

In response to news that House Ways & Means Chairman Kevin Brady offered an amendment, which passed on a party-line vote, that further weakens the long-standing federal law barring charities and churches from engaging in electoral politics, Campaign Legal Center (CLC) released the following...

DHS Secretary Nominee Nielsen May Have Violated White House Gifts Law

Date
November 13, 2017
Issues
Ethics

Nielsen was guided through confirmation process by a consultant with hundreds of millions in contracts tied to the same agency she is nominated to lead

WASHINGTON – Today, Campaign Legal Center (CLC) called for an investigation of Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary nominee Kirstjen...

Democrats & Republicans Collude to Raise Contribution Limits in Omnibus Appropriations Bill

Date
December 8, 2014
Issues
Campaign Finance

This backroom deal represents everything Americans detest about Washington and about Congress.  Rather than pass legislation to fix the corrupt existing campaign finance system, this Congress that couldn't pass a bill to simply increase transparency for campaign contributions decided to raise the...

Brief Challenges Sanctions in New Mexican Voting Rights Appeal Before Tenth Circuit

Date
December 7, 2014
Case
Baca v. Berry
Issues
Voting Rights

Today, attorneys who had represented Latino voters in an Albuquerque voting rights case, Baca v. Berry, filed their opening brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, challenging a District Court order imposing sanctions on them for unduly prolonging court proceedings after they had...

Supreme Court Arguments Set for Jan. 10 in Ohio Voter Purge Case

Date
November 21, 2017
Case
Husted v. Randolph Institute
Issues
Voting Rights
Announcing oral arguments for the Supreme Court case on Ohio's voter purge. CLC's Paul Smith will be arguing the case on behalf of the disenfranchised voters.

Plaintiffs Seek Expedited Appeal in Texas Voter ID Case to Restore Right to Vote for Hundreds of Thousands in 2015 Elections

Date
November 25, 2014
Case
Veasey v. Abbott
Issues
Voting Rights

Today, attorneys at the Campaign Legal Center, who serve as co-counsel for plaintiffs Congressman Marc Veasey and LULAC, filed a motion to expedite a pending appeal in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in Veasey v. Perry—the challenge to Texas’ overly restrictive photo ID law (SB 14). 

“This...

You’re Invited: 2018 Democracy Battles in the States

Date
November 28, 2017
Issues
Campaign Finance

CLC Litigators and Policy Experts Weigh in on the Upcoming State Fights, from California to Connecticut

This event took place on December 14, 2017. To listen to a recording of the call, click here.In 2017, we have seen an administration with unprecedented conflicts of interest, foreign actors...

District Court Grants Summary Judgment Striking Down FEC Disclosure Rules That Spurred ‘Dark Money’ Abuses

Date
November 24, 2014
Case
Van Hollen v. FEC
Issues
Campaign Finance

Today in Van Hollen v. FEC, Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia held that a Federal Election Commission (FEC) rule improperly narrowed the scope of the McCain-Feingold law’s disclosure requirements and allowed nonprofit 501(c)(4) advocacy groups, 501(c)...

CLC Applauds Court Decision Upholding Contribution Limits

Date
November 29, 2017
Case
Holmes v. FEC
Issues
Campaign Finance

A federal appeals court ruled in Holmes v. FEC that under the First Amendment, Congress can separate contribution limits for primaries and general elections. Campaign Legal Center (CLC) filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the case to protect contribution limits from a legal challenge from a group...

New Video Showcases How Alabama’s Felony Disenfranchisement Law Continues to Silence Voices of Voters

Date
November 30, 2017
Case
Thompson v. Alabama
Issues
Voting Rights

Alabama faces another election on December 12, while the state continues to deny as many as a quarter of a million Alabamians their right to vote

WASHINGTON –  Many people with past felony convictions won’t be able to vote in Alabama’s special election on December 12 due to the state’s...

Colorado District Court Urged to Reject Another Challenge to Electioneering Communications Disclosure Provisions

Date
November 24, 2014
Issues
Campaign Finance

Today, the Campaign Legal Center, joined by Democracy 21 and Public Citizen, filed an amici brief in Rocky Mountain Gun Owners v. Gessler,urging theU.S. District Court for the District of Colorado to reject a challenge to the Colorado Constitution’s “electioneering communications” disclosure...

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