A state statute prohibits businesses from contributing to election campaigns. The statute is challenged in court by a group of law students who are not business owners themselves, but who think the law unfairly limits the businesses' First Amendment rights. What will be the outcome?

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The law students will be dismissed as plaintiffs because they do not have standing to sue.

The students will win because Congress has preempted state law in the area of election campaigns.

The state will win because Congress has left election law open as an area for states to regulate

The students will win because the First Amendment gives businesses the right to free speech.