Thursday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance

New York: “Ex-Eric Adams Aide Pleads Guilty to Federal Straw Donor Conspiracy Charge” by Josh Russell for Courthouse News Service

Elections

Ohio: “Sherrod Brown Plans to Run for Senate in Ohio Again” by Hannah Knowles and Liz Goodwin (Washington Post) for MSN

Ethics

California: “L.A. City Councilman Curren Price to Face New Corruption Charges” by James Queally and Dakota Smith (Los Angeles Times) for MSN

National: “White House Announces More Aggressive Review of Smithsonian Museums” by Janay Kingsberry (Washington Post) for MSN

Texas: “Texas Private Schools Hire Relatives and Enrich Insiders. Soon They Can Do It with Taxpayer Money.” by Lexi Churchill (Texas Tribune) and Ellis Simani (ProPublica) for MSN

Utah: “Stuart Adams Says He Won’t Resign Over Claims He Influenced New Law to Help Family Member” by Bridger Beal-Cvetko (Deseret News) for Yahoo News

Lobbying

Pennsylvania: “As Penn State Ramps Up Lobbying, Lax Disclosure Laws Make It Difficult to Tell Who or What It’s Trying to Influence.” by Wyatt Massey for Spotlight PA

Redistricting

National: “GOP Has the Edge in Redistricting Arms Race with Democrats” by Hannah Knowles (Washington Post) for MSN