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Legal strategies promoting corporate power regulation are being advanced, countering Citizens United, with Hawaii following Montana's initiatives.

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Legal strategies promoting corporate power regulation are being advanced, countering Citizens United, with Hawaii following Montana's initiatives.

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Center for American ProgressCitizens UnitedHawaii

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  1. Theory aims to defang Citizens United ruling.Sub-event
  2. Hawaii adopted a law limiting corporate political spending, coinciding with high voter concern over corruption.Sub-event
  3. Mary Ellen Klas argues in the Bulletin column regarding Act 11, which relates to the Citizens United case.Sub-event
  4. National Republican Senatorial Committee challenged Hawaii state law concerning campaign finance.Sub-event
  5. The Hawaiʻi Public Utilities Commission appoints a new leader and continues to regulate Hawaiian Electric and utility cooperatives.Sub-event
  6. Hawaii has filed lawsuits against ExxonMobil and Shell regarding deceptive marketing practices.Sub-event
  7. Initiatives seek to counter Citizens United and regulate corporate power, with Hawaii adopting Montana's successful legal strategies.1 source

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