NewsNBC Miami PoliticsJune 30, 2026United States
Supreme Court Removes Limits on Party Spending in Federal Elections
The Supreme Court has struck down a 50-year-old federal law that restricted how much political parties could spend in coordination with congressional and presidential candidates. The decision, driven by a Republican-led lawsuit, removes existing caps on coordinated expenditures that previously ranged from $63,600 to nearly $4 million depending on the state and office.
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This ruling removes federal caps on between political parties and candidates, allowing for unlimited financial coordination in federal election campaigns.
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