Wednesday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance

National: “New Dark Money Network Could Exploit Campaign Finance Loophole Banning Federal Contractors” by Robert Schmad (Washington Examiner) for MSN

National: “Supreme Court Weighs Further Loosening Campaign Finance Limits” by Julian Mark (Washington Post) for MSN

Oklahoma: “Oklahoma’s Campaign Finance Site Has Been Offline for Months. Why?” by Alex Gladden (Oklahoman) for MSN

Ethics

California: “An SDPD Captain Helped Secure a Multimillion-Dollar Surveillance Deal. Now He Works for the Contractor.” by Jeff McDonald (San Diego Union-Tribune) for MSN

National: “Supreme Court Seems Likely to Back Trump’s Power to Fire Independent Agency Board Members” by Mark Sherman (Associated Press) for MSN

New Jersey: “Trump Loyalist Alina Habba Resigns as New Jersey’s Top Federal Prosecutor” by Jeremy Roebuck and Perry Stein (Washington Post) for MSN

Pennsylvania: “Former Dauphin County Official’s NRA Show Contract Didn’t Violate Ethics Law, State Finds” by Juliette Rihl (PennLive) for MSN

Lobbying

Nevada: “Sandoval, Aguero, Vellardita Won’t Face Sanctions for Failing to Register as Lobbyists” by Dana Gentry (Nevada Current) for Yahoo News