New research: Citizens United Can Be Made Irrelevant Via Changes To State Corporation Law

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54. It seems as if Delaware is the most advantageous state for larger companies,

or for companies that want to become larger companies. https://gimmelaw.com/best-state-for-incorporation

And tax structures have a really huge effect on profitability. Delaware is kind of the gold standard in terms of established law, etc.

But there is some competition for smaller companies from a few other states.

And of course, nothing's to say other states can't jump on the bandwagon for this.

But I can't imagine it's easy to de-charter and then re-charter your company (if those are actually words) in order to make political donations. I have no idea what the "break even" point to do that would be, but I imagine it's high. So I imagine some wouldn't do it, and others would take a while to get it done.

And in the meantime, corporate money in politics is vastly reduced. And we need all the breathing room we can get.