January 13, 2020 •
Monday’s LobbyComply News Roundup
Campaign Finance
National: “IRS May Be Unaware of 9,774 Political Nonprofits, Watchdog Says” by Bloomberg for Los Angeles Times
Elections
National: “Voting Machine Makers Face Questions from House Lawmakers – But More Remain” by Ben Popkin for NBC News
Ethics
Illinois: “Fallout Spreads After Madigan Confidant’s Email on ‘Rape,’ Ghost Payrollers Rocks Political Landscape” by Tina Sfondeles for Chicago Sun-Times
Rhode Island: “R.I. Ethics Commission, Known for Transparency, Talks About Keeping Complaints Secret Until Investigations Done” by Edward Fitzpatrick for Boston Globe
Lobbying
Florida: “Despite ‘Cone-of-Silence’ Over JEA Sale, Top Mayoral Official Spoke to Florida Power and Light CEO During Private Party at Jaguars Game” by Christopher Hong for Florida Times Union
Florida: “Public Policy, Secret Sway and ‘Schmoozing’ in Tallahassee, Leon County” by Jeff Burlew for Tallahassee Democrat
Maine: “Indirect Lobbying Can Fly Under the Radar. A Maine Ethics Commission Proposal Could Change That” by Steve Mistler for Maine Public
Massachusetts: “DiMasi Sues Galvin Amid Dispute Over Lobbying, Ethics Laws” by Matt Stout for Boston Globe
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