Recent stories about the parlous state of Democratic Party fundraising have brought attention to a perhaps unnoticed constitutional decision. It appears that some big donors are concerned about how various independent groups spent their money during the last election cycle.
However, should the party’s nominee try to improve fundraising efforts next time—for example, by arranging for one group to invest in state A and another group to invest in state B—the campaign would run afoul of federal law, which prohibits such coordination. This legal restriction presents a significant challenge for the party as it seeks to optimize fundraising strategies while remaining compliant with election regulations.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-10-26/jd-vance-supreme-court-case-could-change-campaign-finance-law
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