Reform Strikes Back? Campaign Finance and Disclosure After Citizens United
June 4, 2024
Press Releases, Speaking Engagements
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Drew Crompton, McNees public finance attorney and co-chair of the McNees Strategic Solutions Group, is participating in the Pennsylvania Bar Institute’s fourth annual Election Law and Policy CLE on Tuesday, June 4. He will discuss the changing landscape for campaign finance and political spending after the U.S. Supreme Court’s seminar decision in Citizens United.
Together with the other panelists, Crompton will review the current state of the law and campaign finance reform efforts after Citizens United, including efforts to regulate coordination and redboxing by a local regulator, the Philadelphia Board of Ethics. They will also offer an introduction to increasingly popular pay-to-play political contribution disclosure requirements for entities doing business with Pennsylvania local governments.
What: Pennsylvania Bar Institute presents, “Election Law Update 2024”
Who: Drew Crompton, McNees public finance attorney and co-chair of the firm’s Strategic Solutions Group, is participating on the panel, “Reform Strikes Back? Campaign Finance and Disclosure After Citizens United.” His co-presenters include:
- Timothy J. Ford, Dilworth Paxson partner and political and election law practice group chair
- Saurav Ghost, director of Campaign Finance Reform at the Campaign Legal Center in Washington, D.C.
- Jordana Greenwald, general counsel for the Philadelphia Board of Ethics
When: Tuesday, June 4, from 9 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.
Where: Remote – Live Webcast
For more information and to register, click here.
