• Transparency key to dealing with Super PACs

NY Times

• Financing Gubernatorial Elections

www.campaignsandelections.com

• Strengthening the political party system
• The next campaign finance challenge
• Another letdown for Citizens United critics?
• Is Citizen's United really to Blame for the Spending?
• Why the high court deserves some credit

New Jersey Municipalities Magazine

• The Guardian of the Electoral Process
• Spending for Lobbying Increases Amidst Calls for More Transparency
• A Look at the Filing Requirements for Candidates
• Raising Public Confidence in Public Servants
• The ‘Guardian Angel’ of Campaigns

PolitickerNJ.com

• Roots of outside campaign funding run deep

www.newjerseynewsroom.com

• ‘Hallmark of Confusion,’ Complicated Pay-to-Play Law Needs Reform
• New Jersey's Campaign Finance Law
• Lobbying in Jersey and on Federal Level: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
• New Jerseyans have a right to campaign financing disclosure
• The 'Alice in Wonderland' of campaign finance law
• How the 2013 N.J. gubernatorial race will be different
• N.J.'s Gubernatorial Public Financing Program needs to be readjusted before next election
• Texting donations to political campaigns: The good, the bad and the needed regulations
• Thwart Super PAC influence by strengthening political parties
• What Pataki's Super PAC ‘Tipping Point’ means for N.J. elections
• Super PAC disclosure needs N.J. legislation
• The McCain-Feingold soft money ban should be repealed
• States must enact Super PAC Legislation requiring disclosure
• Political billboards in N.J. are a thing of the past
• Does Wisconsin Right to Life PAC v. Barland affect N.J. campaign finance laws?
• Pay-to-play election law reform would foster more competitive contests
• Decreased campaign fundraising in N.J. shows importance of reforms
• Fixing N.J.'s pay-to-play law is crucial for honest elections
• Requiring disclosure of campaign funding groups in N.J. is in the public interest
• New media and technology can jeopardize political transparency
• Texting campaign contributions is easy fundraising but lacks full disclosure
• Time to demand election transparency from ‘issue advocacy groups’
• Campaign online fundraising opens up new avenues while posing new challenges
• IRS takes aim at 501(c) election donors
• Time to untangle New jersey Pay-to-Play law's web of confusion
• U.S. Supreme Court decision could impact ‘rescue money’ campaign financing
• Spending on grassroots, issue advocacy should be disclosed to the public
• N.J.'s Gubernatorial Public Financing Program shows integrity
• Citizens' United decision influencing late campaign spending
• New era of campaign financing is upon us
• ‘Stealth’ political action groups must be required to disclose their financial activities
• Citizen United decision not changing much in New Jersey
• Citizens United not all to blame for growth of outside groups involved in political campaigns
• An iPhone democracy is not far off
• Enhance transparency by changing N.J. PAC requirements
• New Jerseyans should know county and municipal dollars spent on lobbying
• We could see unions and corporations dominate campaigns because of Citizens United case
• Congressional races need greater transparency after Supreme Court's Citizens United decision
• Democracy Alliance's success created a new model of political activism that should be watched
• Lobbying is changing in New Jersey
• Jeff Brindle: N.J. campaign finance laws could be affected by SpeechNow.org case
• Supreme Court's decision on Citizens United: How will it affect Jersey?
• U.S. Supreme Court to rule soon on momentous campaign finance case
• Find out who is contributing to politicians in New Jersey

www.njspotlight.com

• By Mandating Transparency, The NJ Legislature Can Protect the Gubernatorial Election

Public Integrity

• Regulating Campaign Financing in New Jersey

New Jersey Reporter

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