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July 13, 2018  •  

News You Can Use Digest – July 13, 2018

      Federal: Atypical Lobbying Shop Targets Lawmakers from Poorest Districts Roll Call – Kate Ackley | Published: 7/10/2018 A new lobbying shop, United By Interest, is so far a commercial flop, if judged solely by the number of clients it has […]

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July 6, 2018  •  

News You Can Use Digest – July 6, 2018

      National: Ethics Charges Could Hurt Fight Against Legionnaires’ Disease Detroit Free Press – John Wisley | Published: 7/5/2018 Conflict-of-interest charges could derail a nationwide effort to curb outbreaks of deadly Legionnaires’ disease. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, […]

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June 29, 2018  •  

News You Can Use Digest – June 29, 2018

      National: Voting Machine Vendor Treated Election Officials to Trips to Vegas, Elsewhere McClatchy DC – Greg Gordon, Amy Renee Leiker (Wichita Eagle), Jamie Self (The State), and Stanley Dunlap (Macon Telegraph) | Published: 6/21/2018 Election Systems and Software (ES&S), the […]

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June 15, 2018  •  

News You Can Use Digest – June 15, 2018

      Federal: Meet the Guys Who Tape Trump’s Papers Back Together Politico – Annie Karni | Published: 6/10/2018 Under the Presidential Records Act, the White House must preserve all memos, letters, emails, and papers the president touches, sending them to the […]

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June 8, 2018  •  

News You Can Use Digest – June 8, 2018

      Federal: A Courtside View of Scott Pruitt’s Cozy Ties with a Billionaire Coal Baron MSN – Steve Eder, Hiroko Tabuchi, and Eric Lipton (New York Times) | Published: 6/2/2018 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt enjoyed special access for […]

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May 31, 2018  •  

Thursday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance California: “That Political Mailer on Your Kitchen Counter Isn’t What It Seems” by Taryn Luna for Sacramento Bee Massachusetts: “There’s a Bill That Would Rein in Charlie Baker’s Fundraising, but Democrats Aren’t Touching It” by Frank Phillips for […]

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May 25, 2018  •  

News You Can Use Digest – May 25, 2018

      Federal: The Princes, the President and the Fortune Seekers Seattle Times – Desmond Butler and Tom LoBianco (Associated Press) | Published: 5/21/2018 Two Americans sought to leverage access to President Trump while angling for lucrative contracts from two Gulf countries […]

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The West Virginia Legislature adjourned a two-day special legislative session on May  21, 2018. Lawmakers passed eight bills, including a bill creating the Department of Arts, Culture, and History. Gov. Jim Justice signed a bill in March eliminating the Department […]

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The Minnesota Legislature adjourned sine die on May 20, 2018. The Legislature passed bills relating to misrepresenting service animals, prohibiting local governments from disarming police officers, and funding for the state’s vehicle license and registration system. Tensions between the Republican-controlled […]

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May 21, 2018  •  

Monday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance Missouri: “Greitens Won’t Face Charges for Allegedly Lying to State Ethics Commission” by Jason Hancock for Kansas City Star Ethics National: “Ethics Panel Gives Menendez Wide Latitude for Repayment of Gifts from Melgen” by Matt Friedman for Politico […]

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May 18, 2018  •  

NYCU Video Digest – May 18, 2018

Lots of legislatures adjourned this week, find out what they did in this edition of News You Can Use Video Digest!  

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May 18, 2018  •  

News You Can Use Digest – May 18, 2018

      National: These Women Mostly Ignored Politics. Now, Activism Is Their Job. WRAL – Campbell Robertson (New York Times) | Published: 5/10/2018 Since retiring eight years ago as a high school French teacher, Kathy Rentz was content to spend her time […]

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The Alaska Legislature passed House Bill 44, a bill with the potential to remove an initiative measure known as the Government Accountability Act from the November ballot. Under the Alaska Constitution, if a bill is deemed to be substantially similar […]

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The Vermont General Assembly adjourned sine die May 12. Lawmakers passed a bill to amend campaign finance provisions relating to electioneering communications and mass media activities. House Bill 828 revises the definition of electioneering communications to include electronic or digital […]

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