Publications
Campaign Finance Reform
Access Delayed Is Access Denied:Electronic Reporting of Campaign Finance Activity
This research charts the rapid development of electronic reporting of campaign finance data among the states and federal government and offers the different experiences among these jurisdictions as lessons for others who choose to digitize campaign report
Authored by: Craig B. Holman, Brennan Center for Justice and Robert M. Stern, Center for Governmental Studies
– 12/31/00
An Assessment of New Jersey’s Proposed Limited Initiative Process
Authored by: Craig B. Holman
– 12/31/00
Subsidizing Political Campaigns
This paper is one of a series of papers issued by the Brennan Center for Justice exploring issues of money and politics.
Authored by: Elizabeth Daniels
– 01/01/00
If Buckley Fell: A First Amendment Blueprint for Regulating Money in Politics (E. Joshua Rosenkranz, ed.,The Century Foundation 1999)
Authored by: Joshua Rosencranz
– 12/31/99
Buckley Stops Here: Loosening the Judicial Stranglehold on Campaign Finance Reform (E. Joshua Rosenkranz, 20th Century Fund 1998
Authored by: E. Joshua Rosenkranz
– 12/31/98
Buying Time 1998
– 12/31/98
Campaign Finance Reform & the Constitution: A Critical Look at Buckley v. Valeo
Authored by: Burt Neuborne
– 01/01/98
Regulating Electioneering: Distinguishing Between “Express Advocacy” and “Issue Advocacy”
This paper is one of a series of papers issued by the Brennan Center for Justice exploring issues of money and politics.
Authored by: Glenn Moramarco
– 01/01/98
The Values of Campaign Finance Reform
This paper is one of a series of papers issued by the Brennan Center for Justice exploring issues of money and politics.
Authored by: Burt Neuborne
– 01/01/98