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Speak Up: GOP-linked groups want court to end voter-approved campaign finance requirements

Two groups that support Republicans are making a last-ditch effort to have the Arizona Supreme Court kill campaign finance requirements that voters have approved.

And the goal of their legal effort is to let them keep secret who really is funding their efforts to influence elections.

  • “Yep, fighting against transparency that was voter approved. Why are republicans/republican groups fighting so hard against this? They’ve been fighting this since it was voter approved.” — tht73 via story comment
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Speak Up: GOP-linked groups want court to end voter-approved campaign finance requirements

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Two groups that support Republicans are making a last-ditch effort to have the Arizona Supreme Court kill campaign finance requirements that voters have approved.

And the goal of their legal effort is to let them keep secret who really is funding their efforts to influence elections.

  • “Yep, fighting against transparency that was voter approved. Why are republicans/republican groups fighting so hard against this? They’ve been fighting this since it was voter approved.” — tht73 via story comment

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