Chamber of Commerce of the United States v. Moore

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• noting that the only time Planned Parenthood ran advertisements that mentioned a federal candidate’s name was in the five weeks prior to the election
• noting that the only time Emily’s List ran advertisements that mentioned a federal candidate’s name was in the seven weeks prior to the election
• holding Mississippi statute could constitutionally extend only to political advertisements “advo-cat[ing] in express terms the election or defeat of a candidate” (emphasis in original)
• noting that the only time the League of Conservation Voters ran advertisements mentioning a federal candidate’s name was in the eight weeks prior to the election
• state disclosure provision could constitutionally extend only to political advertisements “advocating] in express terms the election or defeat of a candidate” (emphasis in original)

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