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A coalition of Democratic congressional candidates has requested the Supreme Court to reject an emergency petition from Republican campaign committees seeking to restore cheaper advertisement rates for coordinated buys. The Republican committees argue that a recent appeals court ruling disrupts their campaign strategies ahead of the midterm elections.
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A coalition of Democratic congressional candidates has requested the Supreme Court to reject an emergency petition from Republican campaign committees seeking to restore cheaper advertisement rates for coordinated buys. The Republican committees argue that a recent appeals court ruling disrupts their campaign strategies ahead of the midterm elections.
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