express advocacy造句

• While previously AFP had run express advocacy, which explicitly called for his defeat.
• The test to tell the difference between interest and express advocacy remained the reasonable person test.
• The Alliance expresses advocacy for getting out in nature and making sure that state park visitor's voices are heard.
• But they are permitted to make " express advocacy communications " to stockholders, executives, members and their families.
• If if did, it would be considered an " express advocacy " advertisement, which is subject to federal regulations.
• Campaign reformers are also correct that the distinction the Supreme Court made between issue advertising and express advocacy has been obliterated in practice.
• Anyone cautious, wanting to make sure the communication to voters, was interest and not express advocacy would contact it for an opinion.
• Furthermore, the bill would act to sharply limit ad spending by corporations and labor unions by broadening the definition of express advocacy in advertisements.
• Currently, express advocacy occurs only if a communication uses the terminology " vote for " or " vote against ."
• In its 1976 ruling, the court said " express advocacy " could be limited, but not other forms of political speech.
• By contrast, s608 ( e ) ( 1 ) limits expenditures for express advocacy of candidates made totally independently of the candidate and his campaign.
• "At the end it said ` call your congressman .'Under the new definition, this would be considered express advocacy ."
• Thus, organizations could run ads discussing candidates and issues without being subject to campaign finance restrictions, so long as they avoided such express advocacy.
• Many groups that made what appeared to most to be campaign advertisements claimed that their communications to voters were really issue advocacy and not express advocacy.
• But another law lets each party spend $ 12 million this fall on " express advocacy " ads that give straightforward advice on how to vote.
• The FEC said the site constituted " express advocacy " that would trigger an independent-expenditure reporting requirement if its value rose above $ 250.