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Global Policy Watch
When is a Treasurer Personally Liable for PAC Violations?
By Robert Lenhard, Elizabeth Upton Duncan, Kimberly Railey
The Federal Election Commission (“FEC”) recently answered a common question for those involved in operating a federal PAC: When is the treasurer personally liable for violations of the rules on…
The Right Coast
Twitter Files Setting Stage for Reckoning on 2020 Election Interference – AMAC – The Association of Mature American Citizens
New Twitter owner Elon Musk set the internet ablaze Friday afternoon by suddenly announcing that, after reviewing the company s internal documents, the public would soon learn what really happened…
Broadcast Law Blog
Federal Election Commission Adopts New Rules for Sponsorship Disclaimers for Online Political Advertising – And to Consider Rules for Political Marketing Through Social Media Influencers
Last week, the Federal Election Commission (FEC) adopted new disclaimer requirements for internet-based political advertising, including the identification of the ad sponsor. This decision resolves many of the issues that…
Timely disclosure
What if No One Gets Elected?
By Neil Wiener
Posted in Capital Markets, Contested Situations, Corporate Governance, Directors & Officers, Election of Directors, Proxy Voting, Securities, Shareholder Meeting Amendments to the Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA) which went into…
The Right Coast
He Published Dems’ ‘Stolen Election’ Claims, Then Got Censored
While Orfalea s videos do not explicitly criticize the politicians or talking heads they represent, this has not stopped YouTube from demonetizing certain videos it deems hostile to the establishment-backed…
Simple Justice
Short Take: Good and White
There isn’t much San Francisco does well anymore, but it managed to be pretty good at running elections. That was largely due to a guy named John Arntz, the Frisco…
The Right Coast
A New Age of American Politics : American Greatness
It had everything to do with numbers, but not polling numbers or inflation numbers. It was about who got the most ballots sent out and who collected the most. That…
The Right Coast
Bill Barr: Trump Will Burn Down the GOP. Time for New Leadership.
It is painfully clear from his track record in both the 2020 election and the 2022 midterms that Donald Trump is neither capable of forging this winning coalition or delivering…
Ogletree Deakins Insights
Beltway Buzz, November 18, 2022
118th Congress Takes Shape. The Buzz certainly didn’t think we’d still be dissecting the results of the 2022 midterms ten days after Election Day, but here we are. Some thoughts…
Capital Thinking
Polarized Electorate, Divided Government: What to Expect With the 118th Congress
Following the initial post-election analysis we released on November 9, several critical races in the US Senate and House of Representatives have been certified, which has also determined party control…