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Washington: Court Rules Contribution Limit for Ballot Measure Committees Unconstitutional

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Family PAC? wanted to make advertisements that would encourage voters in Washington State to vote ?Yes? on a question on their ballot that would support traditional family values. To do that, Family PAC wanted to raise contributions so that it would have money to make its ads. However, Washington law banned contributions greater than $5,000 during the twenty-one days before the election?the very time period when many people are most inclined to listen to political ads. A donor offered Family PAC a large sum of money to fund their advertisements, but Family PAC was not able to accept the donation because of Washington?s law.

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on September 07, 2010 (boomark / email).

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