July 20, 2023 •
Thursday’s LobbyComply News Roundup
Campaign Finance
Arizona: “Arizona Allows Private Interests to Fund Politicians’ Legal Costs – and Keep It Secret” by Stacey Barchenger (Arizona Republic) for MSN
National: “How an FEC Deadlock Is Deterring a Push to Regulate AI in Campaigns” by Rebecca Klar (The Hill) for MSN
Elections
Michigan: “Michigan Charges 16 Trump Electors Who Falsely Claimed He Won the State” by Patrick Marley (Washington Post) for MSN
Ethics
National: “Ancient Israeli Artifacts Intended for an Exhibition in Washington in 2019 Are Stuck at Mar-a-Lago, with Israel Struggling to Get Them Back” by Joshua Zitser (Business Insider) for Yahoo News
Indiana: “Breaking a Nondisclosure Agreement from Todd Rokita’s Office Could Cost Employees $25,000” by Johnny Magdaleno (Indianapolis Star) for MSN
Texas: “Top Texas Official Not Immune from Discipline in 2020 Election Subversion” by Stephen Paulsen for Courthouse News Service
Legislative Issues
New York: “Assembly Refuses to Release Records on ‘Drop-In’ Day Care Center” by Brendan Lyons for Albany Times Union
Lobbying
Virginia: “Coworking Space for Lobbyists Opening in James Center” by Charlotte Matherly for Richmond BizSense
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