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McConnell v. FEC: Unsealed party documents, New York Life Insurance Company Vice Chairman Lee Gammill's letter to RNC Chairman Haley Barbour

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McConnell v. FEC

McConnell v. FEC: Unsealed party documents, Entergy Corporation chairman and CEO Edwin Lupberger's letter to Rep. Tom Delay referencing Team 100 donor dinner

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McConnell v. FEC

McConnell v. FEC: Unsealed party documents, Edison Electric Institute official's letter to RNC chairman Haley Barbour thanking him for dinner with Rep. Dan Shaefer, chair of energy subcommittee

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McConnell v. FEC

Kean for Congress v. FEC: Exhibit 7

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Kean for Congress v. FEC

McConnell v. FEC: Unsealed party documents, DNC call sheet for Panhandle Eastern chairman Dennis Hendrix

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McConnell v. FEC

McConnell v. FEC: Unsealed party documents, DNC call sheet for Sara Forelich of Glaxo, Inc.

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McConnell v. FEC

McConnell v. FEC: DNC Chairman Don Fowler and Senator Christopher Dodd's call sheet to Texaco executive Jim Groninger asking for $35K contribution

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McConnell v. FEC

McConnell v. FEC: Harbour Group CEO Sam Fox's memo to Chairman of RNC's Team 100 Tim Barnes asking for his "assistance with Bill Archer, Chairmanman of the House Ways and Means Committee" and requesting contacts

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McConnell v. FEC

McConnell v. FEC: RNC memo re: Louis Bacon of Moore Capital Management and contact with Senator Dole

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McConnell v. FEC

McConnell v. FEC: RNC Team 100 program director Henry Barbour's note to Moore Capital Management's Kim White

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McConnell v. FEC

Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971

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The Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 (FECA, Pub.L. 92–225, 86 Stat. 3, enacted February 7, 1972, 2 U.S.C. § 431 et seq.) is a United States federal law designed to increase disclosure of contributions forfederal campaigns. It was amended in 1974 to place legal limits on thecampaign contributions.