Supreme Court strikes down limits on campaign coordination between political parties and candidates
The Supreme Court gave approval Tuesday for political parties to coordinate their spending with their candidates, saying a long-standing bar on coordination violates core First Amendment speech rights.
The Supreme Court has ruled that political parties can coordinate their spending with their candidates. This decision overturns a long-standing ban on such coordination. The Court found that these restrictions violate the First Amendment’s guarantee of free speech rights.
- Supreme Court approved coordination between political parties and candidates.
- A long-standing ban on coordination was struck down.
- The Court cited violations of core First Amendment speech rights.
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