November 2, 2017 •
Thursday’s Government and Ethics News Roundup
Lobbying
Massachusetts: “Rare Trick Pays Off Big Time for Lobbyists” by Matt Stout for Boston Herald
Campaign Finance
Tennessee: “Jeremy Durham Fined $10,000 for Incorrect PAC Disclosures” by Joel Ebert for The Tennessean
Ethics
“Trolling Trump: How viral visual taunts have changed protest in nation’s capital” by Steve Hendricks and Perry Stein for Washington Post
Florida: “Florida Politicians Become Surveillance Targets as Political Payback Rumors Swirl” by Matt Dixon for Politico
Florida: “State Attorney: Allegations, hearsay not enough to pursue criminal charges over football tickets, catering discount” by Jeffrey Schweers for Tallahassee Democrat
Kansas: “Not Only Does Sexual Harassment Happen at Kansas Capitol, ‘It’s a Regular Occurrence’” by Hunter Woodall, Kelsey Ryan, and Bryan Lowry for Kansas City Star
New York: “Amid Larger Moment, Will Albany Face Another Sexual Misconduct Reckoning” by Rachel Silberstein for Gotham Gazette
Pennsylvania: “Ex-Pa. Treasurer Sentenced to Probation for Lying to Feds” by Angela Couloumbis for Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington: “Women at Washington State Capitol Say ‘Me Too’” by Austin Jenkins and Walker Orenstein for NW News Network
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