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  1. Democrats and Cooper challenged the ad rate policy of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

The Federal Communications Commission issued guidance on broadcasting rates and restored the ability for political party committees to buy discounted ads.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 4
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The Federal Communications Commission issued guidance on broadcasting rates and restored the ability for political party committees to buy discounted ads.

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Federal Communications CommissionDemocratic National Committee

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  1. FCC guidance issued on broadcasting rates, restoring discounted ad buying ability for political party committees.1 source
  2. Ketanji Brown Jackson noted her dissent regarding the FCC's guidance allowing committees to pay the lowest unit charge.1 source

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