In a 5-4 ruling in the case of Citizens United v ... that had been in effect since the early 1900s. The ruling allows corporations, unions and other organizations to spend unlimited sums from their ...

Elections have not only become more expensive since Citizens United, but they ... the original sources hidden. Does money have too much influence on US politics? Should there be more limits ...

The other case was 2010's Citizens United ... chunks of money on things like "issue advocacy," "grassroots issue advocacy," "media production/buys" or whatever general category they want to invent -- ...

U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen has introduced a Constitutional Amendment that would overturn the Citizens United ruling.

Citizens United v ... a limited question about a political documentary to a broad challenge to the government's right to restrict corporations from spending money to support or oppose political ...

The documentary also delves into the influence of the Citizens United Supreme Court decision, which opened the floodgates for dark money in politics. The words of the late, prolific Ohio lobbyist ...

They're both part of The Dark Money Game - a doc series about Citizens United. The two films examine dark money in politics and campaign fund-raising 15 years after Citizens United ruling allowed ...

The United States ... we must replace big money in politics with public funding of election campaigns, which is working well at state and local levels at nominal cost to citizens.

People of color, who already face systemic challenges, are disproportionately disadvantaged by the exorbitant cost of running ...

We have to fix our broken money-in-politics system in order to make ... But this can’t happen until Buckley—not Citizens United—is overturned by the Supreme Court or a constitutional amendment.