October 1, 2019 •
Tuesday’s LobbyComply News Roundup
Campaign Finance
National: “Elections Chief Says a GOP Colleague Blocked Wide Release of Her Foreign Activity” by Alex Horton (Washington Post) for MSN
Nebraska: “Nebraska Lags Behind Neighbors in Campaign Finance Regulation” by Tony Herrman for Hastings Tribune
Ethics
National: “Ericsson Sets Aside $1 Billion to Pay for Ethics Breaches in Six Countries” by Dave McCombs and Niklas Magnusson (Bloomberg) for Dallas News
National: “How a Shadow Foreign Policy in Ukraine Prompted an Impeachment Inquiry” by Kenneth Vogel, Andrew Kramer, and David Sanger (New York Times) for MSN
National: “The Interior Secretary Wants to Enlarge a Dam. An Old Lobbying Client Would Benefit.” by Coral Davenport (New York Times) for MSN
California: “These California Politicians Once Helped Regulate Legal Marijuana. Now They’re Working for the Industry” by Patrick McGreevy for Los Angeles Times
New York: “Assemblyman Introduced Bill Pushed by Firm That Paid Him” by Chris Bragg for Albany Times Union
Lobbying
National: “Dems Seek Lobbyist Cash to Fund Milwaukee Convention” by Maggie Severns and Theodoric Meyer for Politico
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