The Supreme Court backed Republicans again in a dispute over cheaper TV ad rates before the midterms. Democrats are challenging a policy that gives party committees access to those lower prices.
01Summary
- 01The Supreme Court sided with Republicans on Wednesday in a second ruling linked to television advertising costs ahead of the midterm elections.
- 02Two liberal justices dissented in the decision.
- 03Democrats are challenging a new policy that guarantees party committees, not only candidates, access to cheaper ad rates.
- 04The cheaper rate extends to both sides, according to the report.
02Why it matters
The ruling affects how much parties may have to spend to air political adverts before the midterms. It could shape campaign strategy and who can afford the most airtime.
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