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: Election LawMore Evidence of a New, Partisan FEC
By Rick Hasen
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It is often said that detractors of the FEC overemphasize the number of 3-3 splits, especially along party lines. But I suggested in October that a new era of partisanship may be coming. (See also Larry Norton's thoughts and see...Full post as published by Election Law on December 16, 2008 (boomark / email).
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