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Campaign Finance National: “Romney’s Old Campaign Sitting on Illegal Campaign Dollars” by Ken Doyle for Bloomberg Government Missouri: “County Council to Ask Voters to Restrict Campaign Donations” by Jo Mannies for St. Louis Public Radio Elections National: “Blankenship Loses West […]

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The Second Regular Session of the 56th Oklahoma State Legislature adjourned sine die on Thursday, May 3. Prior to adjournment, lawmakers considered the 2018 Promulgated Ethics Rules previously submitted by the State Ethics Commission. Claiming the commission exceeded its authority, […]

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Campaign Finance National: “Tough Choices, and Criticism, for Emily’s List as Democratic Women Flood Primaries” by Sheryl Gay Stolberg for New York Times Elections Virginia: “Virginia State Senator Walks Back Offer of Capitol Access in Exchange for Donation” by Patrick […]

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Gov. Dannel Malloy announced a special election for June 4. The special election will fill the Connecticut House of Representatives District 4 seat left open by the resignation of Rep. Angel Arce, with months remaining on his term. State Rep. […]

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The 2018 Iowa legislative session adjourned sine die May 5, 2018. The state budget passed both houses and a tax reform bill will cut income taxes by an average of 10 percent. Gov. Kim Reynolds will have 30 days to […]

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Campaign Finance Missouri: Greitens Lied to State Ethics Commission, Took Charity Donor List, Report Says by Jack Suntrup and Kurt Erickson for St. Louis Post-Dispatch Elections Wisconsin: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Is Sending 671,000 Families an Election-Year Check. Democrats Call […]

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We know you don’t always have time to read news from all around the country, so here it is in this week’s 2 minute News You Can Use Video Digest!  

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An organization named Clean Missouri submitted to the secretary of state nearly 350,000 signatures in support of an initiative for the November ballot. If passed by voters, the initiative would ban lobbyist gifts to state lawmakers and lower campaign contribution […]

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The 2018 session of the Hawaii State Legislature adjourned sine die on Thursday, May 3. Senate Bill 2154 passed and was transmitted to the governor upon adjournment. If Gov. Ige signs the bill, noncandidate committees will no longer be required […]

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Arizona adjourned the 53rd Legislature, 2nd Regular Session sine die on May 4, 2018. The Legislature was schedule to adjourn the week of April 21 but continued until a budget could be passed. Notable bills passed during the session include […]

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Missouri lawmakers will convene a special legislative session on the evening of May 18 following adjournment of the regular legislative session. Legislators called the special session to consider impeaching Gov. Eric Greitens. Greitens is refusing to step down despite accusations […]

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Gov. Tom Wolf announced a special election on the same day as the general election, November 6. The special election will fill the seats left open with the resignations of U.S. Rep. Patrick Meehan and U.S. Rep. Charlie Dent. The […]

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      National: Crimes Are No Longer a Disqualification for Republican Candidates San Francisco Chronicle – Michael Scherer (Washington Post) | Published: 5/1/2018 Criminal convictions, once seen as career-enders, are no longer disqualifying in the world of Republican politics. In the era […]

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May 2, 2018  •  

Our April Scrapbook

Check out some photos from a busy April at State and Federal Communications! Staff Anniversaries:

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