On September 13, U.S. District Court Judge Terry L. Wooten, a Bush, Jr. appointee, struck down a South Carolina campaign finance law that requires all groups that spend as much as $500 to “influence the outcome” of an election for state office to register as a Political Committee. A Political Committee is required to file recurring certified campaign reports; maintain records of contributions, contributors, and expenditures; comply with various bank account requirements; reject anonymous and cash contributions; and disclose information about contributions and expenditures. The decision is South Carolina Citizens for Life, Inc., v Krawcheck, 4:06-cv-2773.
Groups whose major purpose is to influence elections must still comply with the requirements. The decision relates to organizations that were not created merely to influence the outcome of elections.
This is a test…I like CNN too, I made a nice sketch of Ted Turner’s daughter Laura, when she was in high school in Georgia. Maybe it will lead to some good publicity?
http://www.c-span.org/Watch/Media/2010/09/01/HP/A/37636/Richard+Winger+Ballot+Access+News+Publisher.aspx
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