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Montana voters to decide on corporate campaign spending
A ballot measure could overturn a state court ruling that limited restrictions on corporate political donations in Montana.
In brief
A ballot measure could overturn a state court ruling that limited restrictions on corporate political donations in Montana. Montana voters will decide whether to reverse a court ruling that restricted the state's ability to limit corporate spending in elections. Originally reported by NPR.
Montana faces ballot choice on campaign money
Montana voters will decide on a ballot measure that could reverse a state court ruling limiting restrictions on corporate political spending in state elections.
Court ruling restricted state power
A state court ruling had limited Montana's ability to restrict corporate donations and spending in political campaigns, prompting the ballot measure response.
Voters will decide campaign finance rules
If approved, the ballot measure would undo the court ruling and restore Montana's power to regulate corporate spending in state politics.
The big picture
Montana voters will decide whether to reverse a court ruling that restricted the state's ability to limit corporate spending in elections.
