Wikipedia: Political Campaign.
Open Secrets: Money-in-Politics Timeline.
Wikipedia: Campaign finance reform in the United States.
Wikipedia: Watergate scandal.
New York Times: An Explanation: How Money That Financed Watergate Was Raised and Distributed.
Constitutional Rights Foundation: The Watergate Scandal.
Wikipedia: Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971.
Federal Election Campaign Act of 1974.
- Congress.gov: H.R.16090 - Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments.
- The Campaign Finance Institute.
The Federal Election Commission.
- Federal Register.
- Homepage.
- Wikipedia.
Original Provisions of the FECA
- Wikipedia.
Current Contribution Limits.
- Federal Election Commission.
Buckley v Valeo
- Federal Election Commission.
- Oyez.
- Wikipedia.
Plaintiffs:
- James L. Buckley.
- a candidate for the Presidency of the United States
- a United States Senator who is a candidate for reelection
- a potential contributor
- the Committee for a Constitutional Presidency -- McCarthy '76
- the Conservative Party of the State of New York
- the Mississippi Republican Party
- the Libertarian Party
- the New York Civil Liberties Union, Inc.
- the American Conservative Union
- the Conservative Victory Fund
- and Human Events, Inc.
Defendants:
- Secretary of the Senate Francis Valeo in his capacity as a member of the FEC.
- the Secretary of the United States Senate
- the Clerk of the United States House of Representatives
- the Federal Election Commission
- the Attorney General of the United States
- the Comptroller General of the United States.
Wikipedia: Per Curiam Opinion.
