Supreme Court Declines to Block Delaware Donor Disclosure Law

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Delaware’s law requires organizations to disclose the names and addresses of donors who contribute more than $100 in the aggregate over the full election cycle.

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The US Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a request from a Charles Koch-backed nonprofit to pause enforcement of Delaware’s Elections Disclosure Act against the group ahead of the midterms.

“The application for writ of injunction presented to Justice Alito and by him referred to the Court is denied,” the high court said in a one-sentence order addressing Americans for Prosperity Foundation’s emergency application.