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• Survey of Directors (2008) Members of boards of directors view political spending as a potentially risky pursuit and an overwhelmingly majority supports disclosure of corporate political activity, according to this survey of 225 directors commissioned by the CPA and conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling &...    more...  
• Survey of Shareholders (2006) This first in-depth look at shareholder attitudes on corporate political spending found that an overwhelming majority believes that this activity can put corporations at legal risk and diminish shareholder value. Commissioned by the CPA and conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling &...    more...