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Darkness Falls Over New Jersey Dark-Money Bill

Election Law Society · January 8, 2020 ·

By: Beth Pindilli

In June of this year, Governor Murphy of New Jersey signed Senate Bill 150 into law, which requires dark-money groups to report who is bankrolling them. Governor Murphy was hesitant to sign this bill but did so after threats for the legislature to override h­is conditional veto. He asserted that he only agreed to pass this bill under the impression that the legislature would eliminate many of the problematic provisions.

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