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March 8, 2009, Congressional Quarterly — Fueled by anonymous, unlimited contributions, nonprofit organizations have emerged as the latest weapon of choice in political advertising, rivaling congressional campaign committees in the last election cycle.
Nonprofits from the conservative Freedom’s Watch to the liberal Planned Parenthood Action Fund spent a total of nearly $200 million in the 2008 campaign cycle, according to a study by the Campaign Finance Institute, an academic research group affiliated with George Washington University.
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- Companies:
- American Issues Project
- American Leadership Project
- Bryan Cave LLP
- Campaign Finance Institute
- Campaign Legal Center
- Congressional Quarterly
- Democracy 21
- Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
- Federal Election Commission
- Freedom’s Watch
- George Washington University
- League of Conservation Voters
- Planned Parenthood Action Fund
- POWs for Truth
- Swift Boat Vets
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