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Another non-unintended consequence: campaigns will have to scramble "all over the place".

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Among other unintended consequences, campaign advisers said they fear that an early call could depress turnout in states voting Tuesday, imperiling their hopes to stave off a Sanders victory, particularly in California.

Unregulated money to the parties -- so-called soft money -- and deceptive independent ads are the unintended consequence of campaign finance reform itself.

But Gingrich has never avoided causing irritation, and, perhaps as a consequence, the campaign has revealed him to be a veteran politician with surprisingly few political allies: former fellow-lawmakers eagerly recalled his legislative sins, and conservative pundits eagerly explained his ideological heresies.

An unintended consequence of campaign finance reforms being considered in the U.S. Congress is that they may usher in the era of Internet campaigning, as political operatives seek new ways to reach voters and skirt soft-money rules.

But the Conservatives could yet live to regret the consequence of campaigning on the supposed poisonous embrace offered by Sturgeon to Miliband - because it brings the risk for the UK of constitutional and economic crisis.

after the chilling intolerance displayed by mozilla in firing their ceo for his $1000 donation to prop 8 in 2008, i see the consequences of campaign disclosure..

The vacuum created by McCain-Feingold served to empower renegade third party groups, one of the many unintended consequences of campaign finance reform.

In the On Politics newsletter, the real-world consequences of campaign scare tactics; plus, a surprising volunteer in Georgia, and polls in Florida.

On election law issues generally, said Richard L. Hasen, who teaches the subject at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, "switching Alito for O'Connor is likely to have profound consequences from campaign finance to the interpretation of the Voting Rights Act to the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act itself".

Nancy Gibbs, then a staff writer and now editor of TIME, described the case as a "legal stunt"—but pointed out that "as a way of calling attention to double standards and unintended consequences, the campaign makes sense".

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