Aflac Inc. and Chubb Corp. are among a growing number of companies revealing their corporate contributions, some of which may go to nonprofits and trade associations spending millions of dollars on U.S. elections without disclosing their donors.
A study out today found 45 of 88 companies providing information about corporate donations, up from 36 a year earlier.
The trend toward corporate disclosure runs counter to a growth in campaign spending by nonprofits that don't have to identify their donors. Even as Republicans on the U.S. Federal Election Commission and in Congress block efforts to force nonprofits to identify their donors, some corporate contributors are voluntarily disclosing their support.
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