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Will the Supreme Court Remove Campaign Funding Limits?
Just yesterday, the US Supreme Court agreed to review another controversial issue: limits on individual campaign contributions over two-year election cycles. The court is being asked to overturn a law first enacted during the Watergate era and upheld in 1976. Jess Bravin is Supreme Court correspondent for the Wall Street Journal .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readJust yesterday, the US Supreme Court agreed to review another controversial issue: limits on individual campaign contributions over two-year election cycles. The court is being asked to overturn a law first enacted during the Watergate era and upheld in 1976. Jess Bravin is Supreme Court correspondent for the Wall Street Journal.
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