DCCC v. Federal Election Commission
Case Overview
The DCCC sued the Federal Election Commission over FECA's limits on coordinated party expenditures, with the NRSC intervening as a defendant. The case is an APA challenge to agency action, 5 U.S.C. 706. The court stayed it to await Supreme Court guidance in NRSC v. FEC and denied the DCCC's motion to lift that stay in July 2025.
The Conclusion
Live and moving. On July 16, 2026 Judge Moss ordered a status conference for July 22, 2026 to discuss the need for and scope of further briefing, directing the parties to be ready on standing, mootness in whole or in part, available relief and justiciability in light of the Supreme Court's decision in NRCC v. FEC, 2026 WL 1868932 (2026). A motion to continue was filed and an order resetting hearings entered on July 17, 2026, so the conference date moved.
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