As a result of the Citizens United case, unions may use treasury funds to sponsor candidate-related ads directed at non-union households.

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The Citizens United case ruled that corporations and unions can use treasury funds to finance independent expenditure-only communications, including ads, during an election cycle as long as they are not coordinated with a candidate or campaign. Thus, unions may use treasury funds to sponsor candidate-related ads, even those directed at non-union households.

As a Result of the Citizens United Case, Unions May