k so federal law overrides the constitution? Interesting, wasn't aware. State election law > federal election law. It's plainly written in the constitution, they're state elections...
(in this instance the elections are federal but "they are the State's" is how to read that)
...and the 10th dictates the rest. The supremacy clause has no bearing here either as because elections - federal (see above, it's hard to write) - are specified in the constitution then the restriction is specifically on the federal government and per the 10th it goes to the states.
k so federal law overrides the constitution? Interesting, wasn't aware.
State election law > federal election law. It's plainly written in the constitution, they're state elections...
(in this instance the elections are federal but "they are the State's" is how to read that)
...and the 10th dictates the rest. The supremacy clause has no bearing here either as because elections - federal (see above, it's hard to write) - are specified in the constitution then the restriction is specifically on the federal government and per the 10th it goes to the states.
Campaign Finance Law, not Election Law. That is the distinction.
Campaign Finance Law, not Election Law. That is the distinction.
And Federal elections (States') is ran and decided by State law. This is an example of the government being too big and sticking it's nose in something it has zero authority over.
And Federal elections (States') is ran and decided by State law. This is an example of the government being too big and sticking it's nose in something it has zero authority over.
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