Measures the conference will highlight this week include bills aimed at restricting outside income and disallowing the practice of
funneling unlimited funds through limited liability corporations.
Not exact matches
Like a Super PAC, a 501 (c)(4) can raise
unlimited money, but it does not have to disclose its donors, which, unsurprisingly, has resulted in much greater amounts of corporate
funds being
funneled to these groups first, then to Super PACs.
The measures include provisions Assembly Democrats have backed in the past, including an end to
unlimited political contributions
funneled through limited liability companies, new regulations for party conference «housekeeping» or soft money accounts and new transparency proposals for lobbying
funds.