GOP seeks Supreme Court ruling to lower broadcast TV ad prices for campaigns

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GOP campaign committees are pressing for a swift Supreme Court review after a 4th Circuit ruling blocked the FCC’s effort to extend the broadcast 'lowest unit charge' discounts to political parties and joint fundraising committees. They seek emergency relief before the 60‑day pre-election ad window, arguing broadcasters must offer the lowest rates to political groups; the case hinges on the meaning of 'use … by' in campaign law and could affect how much money is spent on TV ads and coordinated spending, amid broader debates about campaign finance rules and broadcasting policy.
- GOP heads to Supreme Court after losing case over TV election ad prices Ars Technica
- Scoop: National Democrats and Republicans squeeze local TV stations in ad rate war Axios
- Federal court deals potential blow to Republicans over TV advertising rates Politico
- Appeals Court Rules for Democrats in TV Ad Case The New York Times
- Democrats notch win in TV ad rate case The Hill
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