Combined with an earlier court decision, the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that lifted restrictions on corporate and union donations may also lead to these powerful interests contributing for and against campaigns without disclosing their participation in races. Another ramification of the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission decision is that big business and organized labor can now donate to nonprofit groups that support or attack candidates and other election campaigns without having to disclose who’s financing them. In effect, companies and unions can now pour more money than ever into political races and not even have to worry about abiding by disclosure rules that apply to campaign financing.