Publicly Funded Elections Infringe on Candidates’ First Amendment Rights
Suggested citation: Primo, D. M. (2011). Publicly funded elections infringe on candidates’ First Amendment rights. In N. G. Dziedzic (Ed.), Election Spending (Opposing Viewpoints Series, pp. 74–83). Greenhaven Press.
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