Supreme Court ruling opens door to more campaign finance challenges

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : Watchdog groups that advocate for stricter campaign finance rules, including the Campaign Legal Center, Common Cause and Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, have insisted the ruling will not impact regulation of political groups.
40% : Five takeaways from the Supreme Court's term Supreme Court declines appeal from florist who refused service for same-sex couples MORE
36% : Supreme Court rules that pipeline can seize land from New Jersey | Study: EPA underestimated methane emissions from oil and gas development | Kevin McCarthy sets up task forces on climate, other issues MORE wrote in her dissent that the ruling "marks reporting and disclosure requirements with a bull's-eye."

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