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The number of municipalities and regional governments our research associates track continues to grow. We now cover almost 300 municipalities and local governments. This is part of a continuous effort to better serve the needs of our clients. In that […]

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The Idaho Legislature adjourned sine die on Friday, March 25, 2016. Lawmakers agreed to a 7.4 percent increase in the education budget, but did not pass a tax cut proposal or Medicaid expansion. Photo of the Idaho State Capitol by […]

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The number of municipalities and regional governments our research associates track continues to grow. We now cover almost 300 municipalities and local governments. This is part of a continuous effort to better serve the needs of our clients. In that […]

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The Legislature adjourned sine die on Saturday, March 21, 2015. Before adjourning, lawmakers passed House Bill 155 to require increased lobbyist registration fees and additional public access to lobbyist information. Gov. Susana Martinez has until April 10 to act on […]

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The consultation period for review of the Revised Lobbyists’ Code of Conduct has ended. Commissioner of Lobbying Karen Shepherd drafted the revisions and invited comment on the proposed changes to be submitted by December 19, 2014. The changes focus on […]

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Governor Jerry Brown has issued a proclamation declaring a special election for Senate District 35 on February 10, 2015. The primary will be held on December 9, 2014. The special election became necessary following the resignation of Sen. Roderick D. […]

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Attorney General Gary King received more than 33 percent of the vote in a field of five candidates to win the Democratic nomination for governor. King will face a general election match-up with Republican Gov. Susana Martinez, who ran unopposed […]

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Gov. Scott Walker issued Executive Order 129, requiring the Legislature to convene a special session to act on legislation regarding the governor’s new “Blueprint for Prosperity.” Walker’s plan aims to lower income taxes, property taxes, and state withholding income taxes, […]

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Ethic Commission recommends the opposite

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Electronic filing expanded

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San Jose may serve as a model

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Session will begin October 17 at 3:00 p.m.

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Election scheduled for December 17

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Lawmaker proposes campaign finance changes

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