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: Election LawReform Community Unhappy with New FEC Bundling Rules
By Rick Hasen
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Under HLOGA, the FEC was charged with coming up with new rules for requiring disclosure of bundling activities by registered lobbyists (no rule requires disclosure beyond lobbyists). The rulemaking got sidetracked for 2008 by the FEC lack of a quorum...Full post as published by Election Law on December 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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