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: Election Law"Statement of Republican Commissioners Cites Narrow FEC Disclosure Rules for Ads"
By Rick Hasen
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BNA: "An organization that sponsored television ads boosting Republican congressional candidates in 2008 did not have to disclose its funders because relevant Federal Election Commission rules require such disclosure only in limited circumstances, according to a statement from the FEC's...Full post as published by Election Law on August 19, 2010 (boomark / email).
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