A Conservative attorney and a Republican Party filed a federal litigation which seeks to let political groups to raise limitless funds from contributors for election spending.
The litigation made against the Federal Election Commission seeks to reverse an important provision in a campaign finance law that forbids limitless donations to political groups.
According to the present day election rules, the Democratic National Committee as well as the Republican National Committee face numerous downsides in terms of raising funds for elections. They’re forbidden to take payments bigger than $32,400 and won’t accept money from larger companies or even labor union groups.
Such rules aren’t applicable to new groups labelled as “super PACs” and other independent political parties.
An attorney’s challenge seeks to let political groups utilize special arms to accumulate unlimited funding from contributors for election spending. The suits also tries to do away with the same donation limitations to political groups at state-level.
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