October 13, 2015 •
Tuesday Lobbying and Campaign Finance News Update
Lobbying
Alabama: “Jarrod Massey: Looking for a second chance after prison in bingo case” by Charles Dean for AL.com
Florida: “City Council President Proposes Cellphone Ban during Meetings; Citizens Group Plans to File Lawsuit” by Christopher Hong for Florida Times Union
Campaign Finance
“The Families Funding the 2016 Presidential Election” by Nicholas Confessore, Sarah Cohen, and Karen Yourish for New York Times
“Nonprofit Masks Source of Ads Backing Rubio” by Jonathan Martin and Nicholas Confessore for New York Times
Wisconsin: “GOP Proposal Rewrites State’s Campaign Finance Laws” by Matthew DeFour for Wisconsin State Journal
Ethics
Connecticut: “In Hartford, Case of Treasurer Adam Cloud Prompts Calls to Strengthen Ethics Code” by Jeff Cohen for WNPR
South Dakota: “Democrats Plan New Push for Ethics Commission over GEAR UP” by James Nord (Associated Press) for Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Elections
“How Can an Introvert Like Jeb Bush Get Elected President?” by Amber Phillips for Washington Post
Procurement
“Through Executive Orders, Obama Tests Power as Purchaser-in-Chief” by Gregory Korte for USA Today
Redistricting
Florida: “Judge Rejects House, Senate Redistricting Map, Recommends Challengers’ Plan” by Mary Ellen Klas for Miami Herald
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