July 31, 2024 •
Wednesday’s LobbyComply News Roundup
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Campaign Finance
New Mexico: “City Ethics Board Member Resigns Following Complaint Over Prohibited Campaign Donation” by Carina Julig for Santa Fe New Mexican
Elections
National: “A Parody Ad Shared by Elon Musk Clones Kamala Harris’ Voice, Raising Concerns About AI in Politics” by Ali Swenson (Associated Press) for MSN
Ethics
California: “Boost in Power for San Diego Ethics Commission Heading to November Ballot” by David Garrick (San Diego Union-Tribune) for MSN
National: “Trump Media Quietly Enters Deal with a Republican Donor Who Could Benefit from a Second Trump Administration” by Justin Elliott, Robert Faturechi, and Alex Mierjeski (ProPublica) for MSN
New York: “NY Judge Hands Former NRA Head Wayne LaPierre a 10 Year Ban but Declines to Appoint Monitor” by Jake Offenhartz (Associated Press) for MSN
Legislative Issues
National: “More Congressional Staff? Conservatives Are Coming Around to the Idea” by Jim Saska (Roll Call) for MSN
Lobbying
California: “Will Irvine Tighten Lobbying Rules?” by Angelina Hicks for Voice of OC
Missouri: “Federal Court Strikes Down Missouri Lobbying Ban for Former Lawmakers as Rights Violation” by Jonathan Shorman (Kansas City Star) for Yahoo News
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