Alabama has adopted a ban on PAC to PAC transfers that appears to me to be pretty broad: "It shall be unlawful for any political action committee, 527 organization, or private foundation, including a principal campaign committee, to make a contribution, expenditure, or any other transfer of funds to any other political action committee, 527 organization, or private foundation."
A "principal campaign committee" is the candidate's authorized committee. "527 organization" is not defined by the statute or elsewhere in the code.
Does any other state have a similar restriction? What have been the "hydraulic" effects of the statute? What have been the unintended consequences?
Edward Still
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