Skip to content

Groups To Sue FEC Over Crossroads GPS Case

After Commissioners failed to agree to start an investigation of a non-profit organization that spent almost $100 million during the 2010 election, several groups have announced they will sue the agency.

The Campaign Legal Center and several other groups announced they will sue the Federal Election Commission for arbitrary and capricious action in dismissing a complaint against Crossroads GPS, a 501c4 non-profit.  In December, the FEC deadlocked 3-3 along party lines, on whether to start an investigation into Crossroads GPS for not registering as a political committee, and thus being required to disclose its donors.

View the original complaint about Crossroads GPS. The FEC General Counsel had recommended finding reason to believe there was a violation and asked the case to be started. The Commissioners wrote statements on their positions.

Recent Stories

House starts uncertain push to reauthorize key surveillance authority

Preserve, alter or end? Each proposed for family planning funds

In Trump’s Department of Justice, weaponization without accountability

Winning the AI ‘arms race’ holds appeal for both parties

Gonzales announces plans to leave office when House returns

Rep. Eric Swalwell resigns, denies sexual assault allegations