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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Montana voters approve a restriction on corporate political spending

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Montana voters approved a measure intended to restrict corporate political spending. CNBC reports that the approach could face a constitutional challenge that may reach the Supreme Court.

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The outcome could affect political spending rules in Montana and may become relevant to national campaign-finance law if it leads to a court challenge. No immediate effect on U.S. businesses or elections beyond Montana is established in the supplied article.