Public Comments: Use of the Internet for Campaign Activity

On October 3, 2001, the Commission issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Use of the Internet for Campaign Activity. For more information on this rulemaking go to the searchable electronic rulemaking system. These documents are in PDF format which requires the free Acrobat Reader available from Adobe Systems.

Comments on This Rulemaking

AFL-CIO	Alliance for Justice	American Medical Association
Brian C. Anderson Long Beach, CA	California and Nevada Credit Leagues	Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic
Faiyaz A. Dean Seattle, WA	Cleta Mitchell, Esq.	Internal Revenue Service
Jim Bryant Overlook Park, KS	Jonathan P. Ditchter Seattle, WA	James Madison Center for Free Speech
Michigan Department of State	National Association of Business Political Action Committees	National Republican Senatorial Committee
National Rifle Association of America, Inc.	OMB Watch	Perkins Coie LLP Political Law Group
Richard J. Bogue Richton Park, IL	Tanya L. Carley Seattle, WA	Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Late Comments on This Rulemaking

Republican National Committee

Robert E. Rutkowski
Topeka, KS

Cuna & Affiliates

Comments on Notice of Inquiry

The Commission also has received more than 1,200 comments regarding our Notice of Inquiry [11/5/1999] on this subject. The vast majority of these were received electronically, and these electronic comments can be downloaded here.

Download Electronic Comments (zip file)

In addition, some comments were received on paper, and they can be viewed below in PDF format

AFL-CIO	Common Cause 2	Martin Meyer
Alliance for Justice	CT State Elections Commission	Christopher McGrath
Carlos Alvarez	CT State Elections Commission 2	Groups
Perkins Coie	CUNA	Republican National Committee
Capitol Advantage	CUNA 2	Sullivan and Mitchell
CAPTN	econtributor.com	Tech Law Journal
California Voter Foundation	Harmon,Curran,Spielberg, and Eisenberg	Treasury Department
Center for Democracy & Technology	Harmon,Curran,Spielberg, and Eisenberg 2	voter.com
Common Cause	James Madison Center for Free Speech	voter.com 2