Election Law
FEC TAKES FINAL ACTION ON SIX CASES
WASHINGTON The Federal Election Commission recently made public its final action on six matters under review (MURs). In one matter, respondents agreed to pay a civil penalty of $25,000. In another matter, the Commission found reason to believe a violation of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended (the Act), occurred but it decided to take no further action. The Commission found no reason to believe a violation occurred in another case and it dismissed three cases.
Categories: Election Law
FEC Adopts Final Rules on Coordinated Communications and Federal Election Activity
At its open meeting of August 29, the Commission approved final rules on coordinated communications and federal election activity in response to the Shays III litigation. More information is available here.
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