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Supreme Court forces TV stations to sell more election ads at steep discounts

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The Supreme Court has ordered TV stations to sell election ads at their lowest rates to political parties and joint fundraising committees, in addition to individual candidates. This ruling, which took effect just before the 60-day period leading up to an election, ensures that these entities can purchase ad time more affordably, potentially increasing their influence during campaign seasons.

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