TEI
Transparent Election Initiative
I-194 Is a Corporate Charter Law. Professor Natelson Reviewed a Different Statute
What the good professor doesn't bring is any Supreme Court caselaw to make his point, which is a little unusual for a constitutional law professor. And there's good reason for that: He doesn't have any. The one case he does mention proves our point, not his.

A Conservative’s questions on The Montana Plan I-194
I-194 is Montana exercising that reserved power. It does not prohibit anything. It says what the powers of an artificial person are, and political spending is not among them.

I’m a Real Person
Artificial person simply means corporations and dark money groups who spend in our elections. Only real persons will be able to spend in Montana elections
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A More Constructive Conversation About Local Levies and I-194, The Montana Plan
The distinction is straightforward: organizations may educate the public about public issues and community needs, but they may not use corporate treasury funds to tell voters how to vote on a particular ballot measure once it is before them

Veterans for All Voters Montana Endorses I-194; Campaign Launches Veterans for I-194 Coalition
The Montana Plan is launching Veterans for I-194, a coalition of Montana veterans committed to listening, learning, and leading conversations about how corporate political spending and dark-money networks affect the issues veterans and military families care about
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Thank you, Montana!
Thousands of Montana volunteers will be once again talking to their friends, neighbors, and family about The Montana Plan I-194. Face to face, holding new events, more town halls, a renewed camaraderie amongst Montanans to once again regain our voice in our elections.
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Jeff Mangan | They are Scared of You, Montana
The Montana Plan is not complicated. Corporations cannot spend money to support or oppose candidates or ballot issues. Only individuals can. That's the whole measure. If you believe elections should be decided by people and not by artificial persons and billionaires hiding their identities, then I-194 is your initiative.


