TruePoliticsUS54 days ago
“The Supreme Court eliminated a remaining check on money in politics on June 30.”
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July 2, 2026If your time is short
- The Supreme Court's June 30 decision struck down the federal coordinated party expenditure limits, which had served as a check on money in politics by preventing parties from spending unlimited funds in coordination with candidates.
- Multiple sources confirm the ruling occurred on June 30 and describe it as removing a remaining check on political money.
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The Supreme Court's June 30 decision struck down the federal coordinated party expenditure limits, which had served as a check on money in politics by preventing parties from spending unlimited funds in coordination with candidates. Multiple sources confirm the ruling occurred on June 30 and describe it as removing a remaining check on political money.
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