Thursday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance

National: “Republicans Push the Limits to Revamp Campaign Finance Operations” by Ramsey Touchberry (Washington Examiner) for MSN

Ethics

Florida: “How Miami Officials Use a Private Marlins Suite Meant for Charities” by Tess Riski (Miami Herald) for MSN

National: “Foundations Step in to Offer $37 Million Lifeline to Public Media” by Scott Nover (Washington Post) for MSN

New York: “Eric Adams Advisor Winnie Greco Handed a CITY Reporter Cash Stuffed in a Bag of Potato Chips” by Greg Smith and Yoav Gonen (The City) for MSN

Oregon: “Portland City Councilors Accused of Breaking Public Meetings Law Won’t Face Investigation Due to Technicality” by Shane Dixon Kavanaugh (Portland Oregonian) for MSN

Rhode Island: “R.I. Ethics Commission Wrestles with Lawmaker’s Bid to Rejoin List of Attorneys Hired by State” by Christopher Shea (Rhode Island Current) for Yahoo News

Lobbying

National: “Seven Months In, Trump’s Revolving Door Reaching Full Swing” by Caitlin Oprysko and Sophia Cai (Politico) for MSN

Indiana: “Energy Lobby Ramped Up Spending on Lawmakers Amid Push for Nuclear. It Worked” by Marissa Meador for Indianapolis Star