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TN bill would ban companies, nonprofits, unions from election spending

Sen. Charlane Oliver’s bill would reverse the Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United decision, which enabled corporations to spend unlimited money on elections.

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Knoxville News-Sentinel· Sep 21, 8:02 PMTN bill would ban companies, nonprofits, unions from election spending

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