Citizens United turns 10 today. Here’s what we learned about dark money.
The Washington Post featured an op-ed by Abby Wood of the USC Gould School on what’s changed in campaign finance in the 10 years since the Citizens United ruling.
‘Dark money’ groups pour tens of millions of dollars into N.J. elections. Lawmakers want to know their donors.
The Philadelphia Inquirer quoted Abby K. Wood of the USC Gould School about the use of dark money in political advertising. “When these groups run negative political advertising, viewers have no idea who is behind the message, said Abby K. Wood, a professor of law, political science, and public policy at the University of Read more…
Dem leader says no to double-doubles: the implications of In-N-Out’s political contributions
KPCC-FMquoted Abby Woodof the USC Gould School on the implications of In-N-Out’s political contributions. In California, it is much harder to do a so-called “dark money” expenditure than that on federal level and it is because of the new law. Full tape & article here