January 2, 2018 •
Tuesday’s Government and Ethics News Roundup
Campaign Finance
Virginia: “After Calls for Campaign Finance Reform, Gov.-Elect Ralph Northam Takes Corporate Money for Inauguration” by Graham Moomaw for Richmond Times-Dispatch
Ethics
“Statehouse Sexual Harassment Tally: At least 18 lawmakers gone or punished” by Jen Fifield for HuffPost
“Rick Gates: Fundraiser video did not violate gag order” by Louis Nelson for Politico
“Where Is Trump’s Cabinet? It’s Anybody’s Guess.” by Emily Holden for Politico
“‘We Have Tapped into Something’: Impeachment drive builds digital army to take on Trump” by Carla Marinucci and David Siders for Politico
“Ivanka Trump Wears Her Company’s Clothes in Social Media Posts, Raising Further Conflict of Interest Questions” by Greg Price for Newsweek
“Trump’s Clinton Tweets Cut Against Comey Firing Explanation” by Eric Tucker (Associated Press) for ABC News
California: “Santa Monica School District’s Conflict of Interest Investigation Expands to Three Board Members” by Adam Elmahrek and Benjamin Oreskes for Los Angeles Times
Elections
“Doug Jones Certified as Alabama’s First Democratic Senator in 25 Years” by Jenny Jarvie for Los Angeles Times
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