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Two organizations in one? Candidate using assets from prior state race to support run for U.S. Senate can avoid issues through arms-length arrangements

Sitting state office holders often run for federal office. As a recent decision from the FEC reminds us, it is important that resources from the

Florida Governor Rick Scott signed two bills yesterday that make sweeping changes in the state's campaign finance and ethics laws. The campaign

In case it has slipped your mind, the first quarter LD-2 reports are due on Monday, April 22, 2013; hopefully you are just about finished with your

It seems like it has been a while since Congress has passed major, substantive legislation. With gun control, immigration, and tax reform all on the

What happens when a donor sets up a corporation and uses it to contribute to a Super PAC, intending to hide his or her identity by having the

Independent expenditure committees ("Super PACs") have become commonplace at the federal level and in a number of states as well. The legal reasoning

The Supreme Court announced today that it will not hear a case challenging the longstanding federal ban on corporate contributions. The case involved

While the landmark Citizens United case concerned only the federal ban on the financing of election ads by corporations, the Supreme Court's ruling

The Federal Election Commission not only limits how much an individual can give to a particular candidate, PAC, or party committee, it also limits

A federal appeals court last week rejected a challenge to a Washington State law that requires a person or entity to register and file reports as a