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What the New Coordination Ruling Means for Campaigns

Hosted by Republican Jobs & Lex Politica

Friday, July 24th | 1:00 PM ET

The rules governing how political parties and federal candidates can work together have changed.

The Supreme Court’s recent decision in NRSC v. FEC struck down federal limits on coordinated expenditures between political parties and their candidates, significantly changing the campaign finance landscape. While the decision creates new opportunities for campaigns and party committees, it also raises important questions about what changed, what rules remain in place, and how political professionals should move forward.

Join Republican Jobs and Steve Roberts, Partner and Co-Chair of the Political Law Practice at Lex Politica, and Nicole Kelly, Senior Counsel at Lex Politica, for a practical discussion about what the ruling means for campaigns, political consultants, party committees, and organizations operating during the 2026 election cycle.

Steve and Nicole advise campaigns, elected officials, political committees, national party organizations, corporations, PACs, and nonprofit organizations on campaign finance and political law matters. They will break down the decision in plain English, explain what it does and does not allow, and discuss how campaigns and political organizations should approach coordinated spending, advertising, communications, strategy, and compliance moving forward.

Attendees will gain a clearer, actionable understanding of how this decision may affect their campaigns and organizations during the 2026 election cycle. The webinar will conclude with a live Q&A moderated by Republican Jobs Founder Dustin Tropp.

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