August 28, 2024 •
Wednesday’s LobbyComply News Roundup
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Campaign Finance
California: “San Bernardino County OKs $100,000 Cap for Political Party Committee Campaign Donations” by Michael Ricaforte for Riverside Press-Enterprise
Oklahoma: “As Oklahoma Considers Loosening Campaign Finance Rules, Outside Groups Run Wild” by Clifton Adcock (The Frontier) for MSN
Oregon: “Records Reveal Major Oversights in Democratic Party of Oregon’s Misreporting of $500,000 Contribution” by Carlos Fuentes (Portland Oregonian) for MSN
Elections
Georgia: “Democrats Sue to Block Georgia Rules That They Warn Will Block Finalization of Election Results” by Jeff Amy and Kate Brumback (Associated Press) for MSN
Illinois: “Seeking History, an Archivist Gathers What Protesters at the DNC Left Behind” by Reis Thebault (Washington Post) for MSN
Ethics
National: “How a Federal Court in New Orleans Is Driving the Conservative Agenda” by Mattathias Schwartz (New York Times) for DNyuz
National: “New Trump Indictment Tries to Salvage Case after Supreme Court Ruling” by Devlin Barrett and Perry Stein (Washington Post) for MSN
Redistricting
Tennessee: “Judges Dismiss Suit Alleging Tennessee’s Political Maps Discriminate Against Communities of Color” by Kimberly Kruesi (Associated Press) for MSN
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