Montana voters to weigh in on corporate money in politics
A state ballot measure would let residents respond to the rise in corporate and anonymous spending that followed the Citizens United decision.
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What happened
Montana voters will be able to speak out through a ballot measure. The measure addresses the growth of corporate and anonymous political money that followed the Citizens United court ruling.
Why it matters
Voters would weigh in on a court decision linked to growing corporate and anonymous money in politics.
Coverage
- Montana ballot measure could undo ruling on corporate spending in state politics (NPR)
- Michigan can get money out of politics ― here’s how (detroitnews.com)
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