December 3, 2024 •
Tuesday’s LobbyComply News Roundup
Campaign Finance
Florida: “Patronis, Fine Jump in Congressional Races. What Happens to Their State Campaign Money?” by Gary Rohrer (USA Today) for MSN
Ethics
National: “Biden Pardons His Son Hunter Despite Previous Pledges Not To” by Zeke Miller, Alanna Durkin Richer, and Colleen Long (Associated Press) for MSN
National: “Lauren Boebert Briefly Joins Cameo, Charging $250+ for Personalized Video Messages” by Nick Coltrain (Denver Post) for MSN
National: “Potential Conflicts of Interest May Haunt Dr. Oz’s Confirmation to Run Medicare, Medicaid” by Desmond Butler, Lauren Weber, and Caitlin Gilber (Washington Post) for MSN
Florida: “State Ethics Board Worried That Lawsuit May Upend Key Part of Florida Open Government Law” by John Kennedy (USA Today) for MSN
Pennsylvania: “A Trio of Convicted Former Elected Officials Have Landed New City Jobs in Philadelphia” by Ryan Briggs (Philadelphia Inquirer) for MSN
Texas: “A Conservative Nonprofit Got $80k for a Texas Book-Ban Battle. Llano County Hasn’t Seen It” by Bayliss Wagner (Austin American Statesman) for MSN
Lobbying
Colorado: “Former Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Is Now a Lobbyist for Companies That Made Hundreds of Millions During His Tenure” by Kyle Harris for Denverite
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