POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES

Affidavits

Registered Missouri Federal election campaigns: Daniel J. McVey, 2155 [23FE]

Amendments

Senate: election campaign funding (S. 2), 1481, 1543, 1550 [17FE], 2374 [23FE]

Articles and editorials

Are the Candidates Worth Your $100 Million in Taxes?, 2127, 2156-2158 [23FE]

Bundling, 1985 [23FE]

California Voters Split on Measures for Election Funds, 15211 [20JN]

Campaign Finances, 1905 [22FE]

Campaign Spending Is Good for Democracy, 15997 [27JN]

Campaign Reform, 2265 [23FE]

Campaign Reform Fraud, 2161 [23FE]

Cap PAC Donations, 2282 [23FE]

Counseling a Presidential Campaign, 1765-1767 [18FE], 2147 [23FE]

Democrats Outstrip Republicans in PAC Funds as Incumbents Hoard $94 Million in War Chests, 2123 [23FE]

Destroying Democracy, 1905 [22FE]

Election Campaign Reform, 2164, 2167 [23FE]

Firms, Lobbies and the Rich Provide Much of Democrats' Funds, 2020 [23FE]

For 1986 Races in 5 States, $3.3 Million ``Soft Money''—Corporate Gifts Augmented by $500,000 in National Funds—Critics See Major Loophole, 15212 [20JN]

Full-Full-Disclosure, 2177, 2178 [23FE]

GOP Income Falls Sharply as Reagan Era Ends—Big Givers, PAC's Spur Rise in Democratic Gifts, 2022 [23FE]

Hedging Bets, 2117 [23FE]

Hedging Their Bets, 2116 [23FE]

Homogenizing Congress, 2066 [23FE]

Incumbents Benefit if Spending Caps Are Equal, 2264 [23FE]

It's a House of the Same Representatives—The Incumbents Almost Always Win, 26026 [28SE]

Jackson Campaign Fined, 1497 [17FE]

Limits on PAC's, 1905 [22FE]

Marathon Men—In the Race for the Ultimate Prize, It's on Your Mark, Get Set, Raise Money, 1497 [17FE]

Minor Candidate Gets U.S. Funds—Decision on LaRouche Is Delayed, 1496 [17FE]

Money and the Moralizers, 2266 [23FE]

Mr. Keating's Soft Money, 15212 [20JN]

PAC Money—Source of Evil or Scapegoat?, 2264 [23FE]

PAC's Contributions to Federal Election Campaigns, 1985 [23FE]

PAC's Found Resentful of Greedy Lawmakers, 1986 [23FE]

PAC's Reconsidered, 2265 [23FE]

PAC's Remain a Pox, 14138 [10JN]

Perpetuating a Disgrace, 1904 [22FE]

Political Shelter, 21020 [8AU]

Presidential Candidates Find No Cure for ``Absentee Legislator Syndrome'', 1496 [17FE]

Presidential Election System, 2164 [23FE]

Pressure Is a Reality—Know How To Handle It, 2264 [23FE]

Public Financing of Presidential Campaigns, 1494 [17FE], 2023 [23FE]

Reform Fiasco, 2072 [23FE]

Reformbusters in the Senate, 2272 [23FE]

Rein in the PAC's—Reform Bill Offers Way to Curb Fundraising Abuses, 2117 [23FE]

Senatorial Election Campaign Act, 1488, 1489 [17FE]

Send Most PAC's Packing, 24791 [22SE]

Should Federal Subsidies Be Provided for Congressional Election Campaigns?, 2178 [23FE]

Switch-Giving, 1906 [22FE]

Tax Money in Political Campaigns, 2156 [23FE]

They ``PAC'' a Wallop, 2277 [23FE]

$28.7 Million Sent to 1988 Campaigns, 1495 [17FE]

Why Incumbents Hold Their Places, 14139 [10JN]

Why the Campaign ``Reform'' Effort Is a Fraud, 2266 [23FE]

Bills and resolutions

Election campaigns: contributions restrictions (see H.R. 4952)

Federal Campaign Reform Act: enact (see S. 2323)

Multicandidate political committees: publication of certain information (see H.R. 5121)

Books

``Money and Politics,'' Michael Malbin, 2028 [23FE]

``PAC Power,'' Larry J. Sabato, 2026 [23FE]

Cloture motions

Federal Election Campaign Act: amend (S. 2), 2041 [23FE], 2583 [26FE]

Colloquies

Federal Election Campaign Act amendment: Representatives Frank and William M. Thomas, 21020 [8AU]

———Representatives William M. Thomas and Thomas J. Josefiak, 21021 [8AU]

Court decisions

Buckley v. Valeo, 8457 [22AP]

Documents

Election Campaign Reform, 2178 [23FE]

Guidelines

Campaign financing in Federal elections: Joseph E. Cantor, 1985 [23FE]

Letters

Campaign finance reform: Archibald Cox, 1509 [17FE]

———Barry Goldwater, 2117 [23FE]

———(Dear Colleague), 2166, 2167 [23FE]

———Geraldine Morrow, 2069 [23FE]

———Senator Pressler, 2117 [23FE]

———Senator Specter, 1509 [17FE]

Lists

Editorials on campaign reform, 1488, 1489 [17FE]

Incumbent Senators' political action committees contributions, 2123 [23FE]

Papers

Academicians on Expenditure Limitations, 2024, 2025 [23FE]

Questions and answers

Campaign finance reform: Common Cause, 1507 [17FE]

Remarks in House

Congress: impact, 22742-22746 [7SE]

Election campaigns: contributions restrictions (H.R. 4952), 21019-21022 [8AU]

———reform (H.R. 2717), 687 [2FE]

Lobbyists: periodic printing of certain information (H.R. 5121), 19799 [2AU]

Senate: election campaign funding (S. 2), 3314 [3MR]

Remarks in Senate

California: referendum (propositions 68 and 73) on campaign contribution limits, 14138 [10JN]

Election campaigns: contributions restrictions (H.R. 4952), 21442 [10AU]

———financing reform, 26026, 26027 [28SE]

Federal Campaign Reform Act: enact (S. 2323), 8753 [26AP]

Federal Election Campaign Act: amend (S. 2), cloture on motion to close debate on committee substitute, 2583 [26FE]

Senate: election campaign funding (S. 2), 1396 [16FE], 1467, 1472, 1481-1484, 1486-1511 [17FE], 1718-1724, 1725-1727, 1753-1767 [18FE], 1819, 1821-1840, 1883-1887 [19FE], 1900-1914 [22FE], 1979, 1985-1990, 1993-2040, 2041, 2234, 2259-2284, 2414 [23FE], 2569-2585 [26FE], 7105-7140 [18AP], 8355 [21AP], 10663 [12MY], 15211-15213 [20JN], 15917 [24JN], 24791 [22SE], 26860 [30SE], 31234 [18OC], 32148 [20OC]

———election campaign funding (S. 2), cloture on motion to close debate on committee substitute, 2583 [26FE]

Reports

Federal Election Campaign Act: Citizen's Research Foundation, 2170 [23FE]

———Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (Senate, Select), 2088, 2181-2200 [23FE]

———Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Rept. 100-58), 2117 [23FE]

———Committee To Investigate Watergate (Senate, Select), 2011 [23FE]

———Common Cause, 2205 [23FE]

———Harvard University, 2029, 2033, 2147 [23FE]

———Harvard University School of Government, 2011 [23FE]

Troublesome Problems of Post-Watergate Reforms: Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1495 [17FE]

Statements

Financing the U.S. Elections: Herbert E. Alexander and Brian E. Haggerty, 2028 [23FE]

———Senator Specter, 1507 [17FE]

Organized Labor Biggest Winner of 1976 Presidential Campaign: Michael Malbin, 1493 [17FE]

Public Financing of Elections, 2048 [23FE]

———AFL-CIO, 2155 [23FE]

———Gary C. Jacobson, 2026, 2027 [23FE]

———John F. Bibby, 2028 [23FE]

———Nelson W. Polsby, 2026 [23FE]

———Senator Packwood, 2016 [23FE]

———Senator Specter, 2257 [23FE]

———sundry, 2124 [23FE]

Studies

Financing Presidential Campaigns Study Group: Christopher Alderton, 2122 [23FE]

Mass Media Campaigns: Howard Penniman, 2028 [23FE]

Tables

Contributions of political action committees to incumbent Senators, 1988, 2276 [23FE]

Contributions of political action committees to Senate campaigns, 1985-86, 2275 [23FE]

Federal political action committees contributions—1985-86, 2020 [23FE]

Testimonies

Campaign Finance Reform: Mark Green, 1985 [23FE]

———Philip Stern, 1985 [23FE]

———Senator Durenberger, 2091 [23FE]

Texts of

S. 2, Federal Election Campaign Act, 481-488 [1FE], 1472-1480 [17FE], 1727-1752 [18FE], 1821 [19FE]

S. 2323, Federal Campaign Reform Act, 8753-8756 [26AP]