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- PLENTY OF DEEP POCKETS FOR SOFT MONEY. Mullins, Brody; Mitchell, Charlie // National Journal;3/03/2001, Vol. 33 Issue 9, p640
Discusses the weariness felt by individuals, corporations and organizations after donating soft money to political candidates. Amount of soft money contributed in the United States during the 2000 election; Opposition of reform advocates on soft money contributions; Why companies give soft money...
- Do Campaign Finance Laws Make a Difference? Drage, Jennifer // State Legislatures;Sep2000, Vol. 26 Issue 8, p22
Discusses the impact of campaign finance reform on state elections in the United States. Impact of laws on contribution limits on statewide and legislative elections; Information on disclosure of campaign contributions and expenditures; Advantages of electronic filing; Details on the Clean...
- High court ruling may have huge impact on 2010 races. Wilson, Reid // Hill;9/8/2009, Vol. 16 Issue 98, p4
The article reports on the Supreme Court hearing of Citizens United versus Federal Election Commission on the case to overturn key elements of campaign finance law that prevent corporate spending on elections.
- Countdown to Nov. 3: A primer. Albiniak, Paige // Broadcasting & Cable;09/07/98, Vol. 128 Issue 37, p18
Features the lawmakers in the United States slated to run for office on November 3, 1998. Campaign funds.
- The green wave. Stone, Peter H. // National Journal;11/09/96, Vol. 28 Issue 45, p2410
Focuses on demands for reform concerning campaign finance in the United States, following the 1996 election outcome. History of the campaign fund-raising efforts of both the Democratic and Republican parties; Irony behind the explosion of soft money to buttress the presidential campaign;...
- "Campaign Finance Reform in the American States: The Impact of Contribution Limits on Citizen Behavior and Constitutional Rights,". // Spectrum: Journal of State Government;Winter2002, Vol. 75 Issue 1, p38
Abstracts a paper on state campaign finance and elections presented at the Conference of the State of the States at Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, March 2 to 3, 2001. 'Campaign Finance Reform in the American States: The Impact of Contribution Limits on Citizen Behavior and...
- Money Goes to...Money? Dumiak, Michael // U.S. Banker;Oct2002, Vol. 112 Issue 10, p34
Focuses on the financial aspects of the mid-term elections to be held in the U.S. in November 2002. Financial services firms' participation in fundraising efforts by political action committees; Insurance company Hartford's interest in local politics; Soft money contributions made by finance...
- War Chests as Precautionary Savings. Goodliffe, Jay // Political Behavior;Dec2004, Vol. 26 Issue 4, p289
I present a model of campaign spending and saving in repeated elections which yields empirical implications on the creation of war chests. As previous studies disagree whether war chests deter potential challengers from running against incumbents, I present an alternative model that...
- Investment managers give most money to Dole, GOP. Limbacher, Patricia B. // Pensions & Investments;3/18/96, Vol. 24 Issue 6, p1
Reports that investment managers in Washington contributed heavily to the 1996 election campaign, with the most money going to the Republican Party and Bob Dole, a candidate. Definition of money contributions; Names of investment managers who are contributing; Maximum contributions; Leading...
