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November 6, 2005

Blogs Covered by Campaign Finance Laws

After the Online Freedom of Speech Act was defeated in the House by a 225 to 182 vote, the Federal Elections Commission has included blogs in the rules that cover campaign finance laws. The Online Freedom of Speech Act was intended to block such an FEC move. (More here.)

 

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