April 23, 2015 •
Thursday News Roundup
Lobbying
“The Very Simple Reason More Money Is Spent on Lobbyists than on Congress” by Philip Bump for Washington Post
“Drinks, Dinners, Favors Helped PG&E Lobbyist Build PUC Ties, Emails Show” by Marc Lifsher for Los Angeles Times
Campaign Finance
“Jeb Bush Prepares to Give Traditional Campaign a Makeover” by Thomas Beaumont for AP.org
“Feds Face New Pressure on Corporate Giving” by Lydia Wheeler for The Hill
“Ariz. Court: Groups can’t conceal attack-ad funding sources” by Howard Fischer (Capitol Media Services) for East Valley Tribune
“Kansas to New Political Group: Fix your ‘stupid’ name” by Dion Lefler for Wichita Eagle
“Gov. Signs Campaign Finance Bill into Law” by Lisa Baumann (Associated Press) for Flathead Beacon
“Campaign Finance Reform: Kate Brown urges lawmakers to pass donation limits” by Denis Theriault for Portland Oregonian
“Ethics Board Looks to Strengthen City Campaign Finance Laws” by Claudia Vargas for Philadelphia Inquirer
Ethics
“Free Golf Tickets OK’d by Legislative Ethics Board” by Chad Sokol (Murrow News Service) for Spokane Spokesman-Review
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