The First Amendment provides that the Government may not prohibit the expression of an idea. The disclosure law here by contrast forbids the expression of no idea, but merely requires identification of the speaker when the idea is uttered in the electoral context.
Discussing First Amendment rights in relation to election disclosure laws.
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Have a chilling effect on individual privacy and people's freedom of speech and dissent against their government.
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