State law prohibits donors from giving money to political causes in the name of another person. Parents interviewed by the Enquirer said their children gave voluntarily from their own bank accounts, even though some kids still were in diapers when the contributions were given. Kiddie-giving is so widespread that federal election officials have urged Congress to ban donations from minors, based on the presumption that youngsters are not making contributions on their own behalf. Kids are no different than adults. There is nothing to say that your constitutional rights to free speech are limited before you turn 18.
State law prohibits donors from giving money to political causes in the name of another person.
The Cincinnati Enquirer , a Gannett Co. Inc. newspaper.