Supreme Court to weigh campaign finance limits in National Republican Senatorial Committee v. FEC

If the Supreme Court strikes down coordinated spending limits, national party committees could gain the ability to spend unlimited sums directly on candidate-focused advertising, voter mobilization, and data-driven operations. --- If the Supreme Court strikes down coordinated spending limits, national party [...]

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Mis-applied law, immunity claims and Samuel Clemens’ nom de plume: Here’s what might come up at Tina Peters’ appeal hearing Wednesday

Peters’ case will go in front of the Colorado Court of Appeals for oral arguments. --- Updated at 4:10 p.m. on Jan. 13, 2026. Colorado’s appellate court is set to consider the next chapter in Tina Peters’ legal case as attorneys ready [...]

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Texas sends voter rolls to Justice Department for review: ‘Only US citizens can vote in Texas’

"Texas sent the Justice Department a list of the state’s registered voters last month," Abbott said on X. "We want our voter rolls to be checked for potential ineligible registrations. Only US citizens can vote in Texas." --- "Texas sent the [...]

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