May 2, 2024 •
Thursday’s LobbyComply News Roundup
Campaign Finance
California: “California Passed a Law to Stop ‘Pay to Play’ in Local Politics. After Two Years, Legislators Want to Gut It” by Yue Stella Yu for CalMatters
National: “Federal Elections Regulator from Texas Has Ted Cruz Campaign Sign in Front Yard” by Joseph Morton (Dallas Morning News) for MSN
Massachusetts: “Cape Lawmaker Repeatedly Lied to State Regulators Investigating His 2022 Election” by Gintautas Dumicus for CommonWealth Beacon
New York: “State Campaigns Are About to Rake in $100 Million of Public Funding – While Also Spending All the Private Money They Want” by Alyssa Katz for New York Focus
Ethics
Arkansas: “Gosses Sentenced in Bribery Scheme That Included Former Arkansas Lawmakers” by Ron Wood for Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
National: “When Judges Get Free Trips to Luxury Resorts, Disclosure Is Spotty” by Tom Dreisbach and Carrie Johnson (NPR) for Texas Public Radio
Lobbying
Oregon: “Portland’s Homeless Services Contractor Urban Alchemy Violated Lobbying Rules” by Nicole Hayden (Portland Oregonian) for MSN
Redistricting
Louisiana: “Federal Judges Strike Down La. Congressional Map with Second Black-Majority District” by Maegan Vazquez and Patrick Marley (Washington Post) for MSN
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