August 13, 2024 •
Tuesday’s LobbyComply News Roundup
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Campaign Finance
Indiana: “Seventh Circuit Orders Injunction on Indiana Campaign Finance Rule” by Dave Byrnes for Courthouse News Service
Massachusetts: “Cesar Ruiz Dissolves Latino Political Action Committee Due to Campaign Finance Violations” by Jim Kinney (MassLive) for MSN
Mississippi: “MS Sec. of State Wants to Work with AG on Campaign Finance Violations, AG Gives Nonresponse” by Grant McLaughlin (Jackson Clarion Ledger) for MSN
Wisconsin: “Wisconsin Election Overseers Donate Thousands to Candidates” by Andrew Bahl for Capital Times
Elections
National: “Experts Warn of Election Disruptions After Trump Says Campaign Was Hacked” by Abbie Cheeseman and Joseph Menn (Washington Post) for MSN
National: “Empty Chairs at Candidate Debates a Sign of These Very Partisan Times” by Karin Brulliard (Washington Post) for MSN
Ethics
National: “Inside Project 2025’s Secret Training Videos” by Andy Kroll (ProPublica) and Nick Surgery (Documented) for MSN
Procurement
California: “State Sting Operation Busts 11 Contractors Making Bids Without a License in Sacramento County” by Vincent Medina (Sacramento Bee) for MSN
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