"… ing voter fraud.” Jeff Patch, communications director for the non-profit Center for Competitive Politics, a group that generally opposes campaign finance restrictions, observed th …"

"… is is a sentiment shared by even their traditional rivals, groups like the Center for Competitive Politics, which generally oppose campaign finance restrictions. Jeff Patch agrees w …"

"… bill.Opponents of the Fair Elections Now Act, such as Sean Parnell of the Center for Competitive Politics, have denounced the measure as a “welfare for politicians program.”Nic …"

"… $2,400 contribution limit per candidate in each election.On its blog, the Center for Competitive Politics, a group that opposes campaign contribution limits, said that while it sup …"

"… ting party spending limitations.Jeff Patch, communications director of the Center for Competitive Politics — a group that opposes restrictions to limit campaign contributions — …"

"… most of the time,” says Allison Hayward vice president of policy at the Center for Competitive Politics. Since 1936, only three incumbent presidents – Ford, Carter and George H …"

"… d thing,” said Brad Smith, former FEC commissioner and co-founder of the Center for Competitive Politics. “Added spending helps voters understand the issues and put candidates o …"

"… the former chairman of the Federal Election Commission who co-founded the Center for Competitive Politics, a nonprofit that promotes First Amendment political rights. “And in 201 …"

"… ames behind the names."Panelist Allen Dickerson, the legal director of the Center for Competitive Politics, predicted that it would be the courts, not Congress, that would make any …"

"… jvar Law Firm.Hoersting, who co-founded the First Amendment rights-focused Center for Competitive Politics, and Backer are experienced campaign finance litigators. Their successes i …"

"… ��the worst joke in Washington.”Panelist David Keating, president of the Center for Competitive Politics, which advocates for First Amendment political rights, countered that ther …"

"… ow far he’ll be able to get,” said David Keating, the president of the Center for Competitive Politics, which advocates for First Amendment political rights. “But it’s good …"