Wednesday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance

Georgia: “Georgia Senate Passes Bill to Police Out-of-State Campaign Money” by Mark Niesse for Capitol Beat News Service

National: “This Supreme Court Decision Could Upend Millions in Political Spending Ahead of the Midterms. Here’s How the Parties Are Preparing.” by Elena Schneider and Andrew Howard (Politico) for MSN

Nevada: “Lombardo’s 2025 Campaign Fundraising Heavily Reliant on Donors Using Legal Loophole to Give More” by Eric Neugeboren (Nevada Independent) for MSN

Elections

National: “State Election Officials Brace for Possible Trump Interference in Midterm Results” by Erin Doherty and Andrew Howard (Politico) for Yahoo News

Ethics

California: “Anaheim’s City Manager Resigns” by Hosam Elattar for Voice of OC

National: “DOJ Seeks to Undo Bannon’s Conviction for Defying Jan. 6 Subpoena” by Salvador Rizzo and Jeremy Roebuck (Washington Post) for MSN

Procurement

Nebraska: “Pillen Team Offers New Explanation for Timing of $2.5 Million No-Bid Emergency Contract” by Aaron Sanderford (Nebraska Examiner) for MSN

Redistricting

Maryland: “Maryland Gov. Wes Moore Said He’s Working with Judges on Redistricting, Prompting Ethics Concerns” by Tinashe Chingarande (Baltimore Sun) for MSN