March 6, 2025 •
Thursday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance
Kansas: “Kansas Republican Dissidents Put Spotlight on Ethics Investigation and Effort to Rewrite State Law” by Sherman Smith (Kansas Reflector) for Yahoo News
Maryland: “Much Ado About $60. How 2 Republicans’ Complaints Led the Library to Cancel a Democratic Candidate’s Event.” by Rona Kobell for Baltimore Banner
Ethics
California: “Jury Convicts Fired S.F. Building Inspector Who Approved Family Projects” by Michael Barba (San Francisco Chronicle) for MSN
National: “Musk’s Starlink Gets FAA Contract, Raising New Conflict of Interest Concerns” by Chris Isidore (CNN) for MSN
National: “Supreme Court Says Judge Can Force Trump Administration to Pay Foreign Aid” by Justin Jouvenal, Annie Gowan, and Ann Morrow (Washington Post) for MSN
Lobbying
California: “Ethics Violation Lodged Against Former CalRecycle Director” by Susanne Rust (Los Angeles Times) for MSN
New Mexico: “No More Free Meals? House Approves Bill Restricting Certain Lobbyist Spending” by Dan Boyd for Albuquerque Journal
Oregon: “‘Get the Junk Out of Our Rates’ Bill Could Limit How Oregon Utilities Pay for Lobbying, Ads” by Monica Samayoa for OPB
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