FEC plan to revive, deregulate state parties, fundraising pushed

Published October 28, 2015 7:54pm ET



The oft-divided Federal Election Commission Thursday plans to consider a proposal aimed at reviving languishing state and local political parties, an initiative that appears to have bipartisan support.

Republican Commissioner Lee E. Goodman, a Republican and the previous FEC chairman, said his plan would deregulate state and local parties to let them play a bigger role in fundraising and promoting candidates, register voters and advocate for party nominees.

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