Press Releases

Parties Groups Dominate Key Congress Campaign Ad Spending; Candidate “Hard Money” Often Surpassed by Others’ “Soft”

In four key U.S. Senate races, Republican candidates have outspent their Democratic rivals more than two-to-one on television, only to see that extraordinary advantage nearly wiped away by Democratic Party committees and by special interest group ad buys

– 09/29/04

Connecticut’s 14-Day Voter Reg. Deadline Called Unconstitutional

– 09/28/04

Assemblymembers Scott Stringer, Sam Hoyt and Fifteen Other Majority Members Introduce Landmark Assembly Rules Change

– 09/28/04

Special Interest Groups Flood Key States With Ads For Gore; Group Spending For Bush Virtually Nonexistent

– 09/28/04

New York City Council Bill Protects Businesses from Unfair Competition, Secures Health Care for 152,000 New Yorkers

– 09/27/04

Buying Time 2004: Television Advertising Ramps Up In State Supreme Court General Elections

During the 2004 election season, the Brennan Center for Justice is releasing weekly real-time reports on television advertising in state Supreme Court elections.

– 09/22/04

Fox News: We Report, So You’ll Decide to Vote Elsewhere

– 09/22/04

Brennan Center Attorney to Testify at Chicago City Council Hearings on Proposed Law to Improve Job Standards at Wal-Mart

– 09/20/04

Buying Time 2004: $4.2 Million Already Spent on Advertising for State Supreme Court Elections

During the 2004 election season, the Brennan Center for Justice is releasing weekly real-time reports on television advertising in state Supreme Court elections.

– 09/15/04

Buying Time 2004: Television Advertising In State Supreme Court Elections

During the 2004 election season, the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law will be releasing weekly, real-time reports on television advertising in state Supreme court elections.

– 09/08/04

Page 52 of 67 pages « First  <  50 51 52 53 54 >  Last »