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Michael D. Gilbert

Michael Gilbert is a Professor of Law at the University of Virginia, where he teaches courses on election law, legislation, and law and economics. His current research focuses on constitutional entrenchment, campaign finance law, corruption, and the design of courts. He is working on a book-length project on public law and economics.

Campaign Finance Blog Essay

Super PACs and the Market for Data

November 2, 2018 As the midterm elections approach, money is flowing into the coffers of candidates, parties, and outside groups at unprecedented rates.  Meanwhile the Federal Election...
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