Kentucky Democratic Senator Switches To GOP: ‘Party Left Me’

“They’re gonna be able to deploy those funds in more highly-leveraged scenarios to make up for the gap in candidate funding,” Derrick said.

It’s definitely a boost for the Republican Party in the midterms, and it’s a shame for the country overall,” he said

Before Tuesday’s ruling, federal law limited how much political parties could spend in coordination with their candidates.

In House races, the coordination limits ranged from $63,600 to $127,200, while Senate limits ranged from $127,200 to nearly $4 million, depending on the state’s population.

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