Joseph Sandler spoke on Digital Politics Radio as an expert on FEC matters. Digital Politics Radio is a weekly web radio show produced by the E-Voter Institute, a nonpartisan organization focused on encouraging the use of online resources in political and advocacy campaigns. Mr. Sandler was interviewed by Karen Jagoda, President of the E-Voter Institute. Mr. Sandler and Ms. Jagoda discussed the rise of Super PACs and 501(c)4 organizations since the Supreme Court’s Citizen’s United decision. They further discussed the role of independent expenditure organizations, issues surrounding online ads and fundraising and the rise of mobile politics. 

For the full interview, please visit the E-Voter Institute website here.

On March 28, Neil Reiff appeared on a panel sponsored by the George Washington University Law School Election Law Society.  The panel included GW Law Professor Spencer Overton, Leslie Rutledge, counsel from the Republican National Committee, as well as prominent campaign finance attorney Craig Engle, from Arent Fox, LLC.  Panelists discussed current and future trends in campaign finance law.

Joe Sandler also spoke recently about the impact of the Citizens United decision and other recent developments on the financing of the 2010 elections, and the prospects for the future. The panel, which also included Charlie Spies of Clark Hill PLC, Martha McKenna, former political director of the DSCC, Gentry Collins, former political director at the RNC and recent candidate for RNC chairman, was sponsored by the Election Law Society of Georgetown University.

Neil Reiff will speak at the Marshall Wythe School of Law at the College of William and Mary on the impact of the Citizens United decision on the 2010 elections. The event, sponsored by the William and Mary Election Law Society, will be held on November 17, 2010