[EL] Question about reading on campaign finance

[Charles Stewart III]

I know everyone (myself included) is obsessed about today's election, but I have a different question for the group, about readings in campaign finance that reflect the state of play, in the post-CU word.

In particular, I'm teaching a class on congressional politics, with a unit on campaign finance.  The unit still has "TBA" listed under the readings.  Needless to say, most textbooks (mine included) are antiquated in describing the current campaign finance regime in the U.S., especially as it pertains to congressional candidates.

Can anyone out there suggest something that would be appropriate for an advanced undergraduate class, and no more than 20 pages?  I basically need something to help fill them into what's happened since McCain-Feingold and CU.  Preferably nothing with a partisan slant, though beggars can't be choosers.

Thanks,

Charles

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Charles Stewart III
Kenan Sahin Distinguished Professor of Political Science
Housemaster of McCormick Hall

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