As many readers will know, the Supreme Court is poised to undertake the most thorough review of campaign finance law since the 1976 Buckley v. Valeo decision, after a three-judge District Court on May 2, 2003 ruled on the eleven lawsuits challenging various provisions of the Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act of 2002 (BCRA). Among the appeals the Supreme Court has accepted for review is Adams et al. v. FEC et al., in which plaintiffs represented by NVRI challenge the BCRA’s increased limits on direct candidate or “hard money” contributions as a violation of equal protection principles.
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NVRI News Flash :: Case Updates Victory Before the Ninth Circuit Courts of Appeals more>> Royal v. North Carolina Comes to an End more>> Amicus Brief Filed NVRI Urges the Supreme Court to Allow Regulation of Corporations. more>> NVRI And Friends Seek To Reinstate FEC's Disclosure Policy more>>	A Message From NVRI Founder :: Dear Friends, As the wealth primary process of the 2004 presidential election steams ahead, the National Voting Rights Institute continues its campaign toward the day when the viability of candidates running for public office will no longer be determined by their access (or lack of access) to wealth. more>>

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