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Nonprofits Groups and Dark Money in the Presidential Campaign
In the case called Citizens United , the US Supreme Court took the limits off campaign contributions as long as the sources of money were made public. Since then, so-called Super PAC's have received a lot of attention and so have their donors.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn the case called Citizens United, the US Supreme Court took the limits off campaign contributions as long as the sources of money were made public. Since then, so-called Super PAC's have received a lot of attention and so have their donors. But now it turns out that the Super PAC's are being outspent by groups which don't have to reveal where their money is coming from. Kim Barker reports on campaign finance for ProPublica.
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