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Campaign Finance Reform
Candidates Come To Strategic Fork In California; Bush Spending More On TV Ads There Than Any Other State, While Gore TV Campaign Remains Dark
Brennan Center study finds “soft money” spending on TV ads continues to dominate both presidential and congressional contests
– 10/31/04
Democrats Are “Soft Money” Kings In House And Senate Races
Brennan Center Study Finds that Missouri, Wash., Mich., Penn., and Ken. Seeing Most Political Ads in the Nation
– 10/20/04
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
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
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
Monday Morning Quarterbacking In 2 States
In Florida, Massive Spending on TV ads by Bush and Gore Fuels Presidential Contest Measured in Hundreds Votes
– 01/22/04