Supreme Court strikes down coordinated party spending limits: what changes
United States Evening Elections and Democracy Update: The Supreme Court struck down federal caps on party-coordinated spending on June 30, 2026—what it means for 2026.
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Esrati v. FEC: “meaningful” contributor disclosure must be usable (July 13)
Esrati opposes the FEC’s July 6 motion to dismiss in No. 26-1498, arguing FEC public disclosure isn’t “meaningful” because contributor ID isn’t usable.
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Supreme Court knocks out coordinated party spending limits—what 2026 committees must watch
June 30’s NRSC v. FEC ruling struck down coordinated party expenditure limits. Here’s what changes for 2026 committees—and the July filing dates.
