In a landmark victory against a decades-old Tennessee election statute, Horwitz client Tennesseans for Sensible Election Laws—a non-partisan PAC that aims to “protect all Tennesseans’ rights to participate in the political process without unreasonable interference from the state government”—has secured an injunction prohibiting the State of Tennessee from favoring partisan speakers. The effect of the Court’s ruling is that non-partisan PACs are now able to make direct campaign contributions during the most critical period before an election—something that partisan PACs have been able to do for decades. The Tennessean has more: https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2018/09/27/nashville-judge-rules-against-tennessee-lawsuit-over-blackout-period-pacs/1437231002/
Daniel Horwitz is a campaign finance and election lawyer based in Nashville, Tennessee. Selected case documents and media reports about the case are available below. If you would like to purchase a consultation from Horwitz, you can do so using the following form:
Selected Case Documents:
–Plaintiff’s Memorandum of Law in Support of a Preliminary Injunction
Selected Media Coverage:
-The Tennessean: Nashville judge rules against state in lawsuit over ‘blackout period’ for PACs
-Nashville Post: Court strikes down ‘blackout period’ campaign finance provision
-The Tennessean: Tennessee sued over PAC contributions ‘blackout period’ before elections
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