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Repeating a long-established pattern in campaign finance overhauls, the decline of one group gives birth to another: The new groups quickly filled the void and even carved out an advantage that had eluded 527s and PACs: keeping their contributors confidential. Federal law only requires the new nonprofit groups to spend half of their revenue on a “major purpose,” such as advocacy of social welfare for 501(c)4 groups or business interests for 501(c)6 groups.
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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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