On June 30, the U.S. Supreme Court issued an opinion in National Republican Senatorial Committee v Federal Election Commission, 24-621. The opinion strikes down federal campaign finance laws that limit how much money a political party can spend on supporting its own nominees, even when the party and the candidate coordinate with each other. The vote is 6-3. Here is the Opinion.
There are still limits on how much money individuals may donate to a political party. Those limits were not part of the case.
Richard, this decision affects the concerns that people had in using the Libertarian Party contribution limits as part of a joint fundraising committee, particularly in the case of the Kennedy Victory Fund 2024. The effect of this decision allows the Libertarian Party to make unlimited coordinated expenditures with the campaigns involved in future joint fundraising committees.
Good point, Hector.
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