LobbyComply Blog

The Delaware General Assembly adjourned on July 1. Lawmakers passed House Bill 344, which clarifies and streamlines the disclosure and enforcement provisions of campaign finance laws. Changes include extending the requirement for political committees to retain records from three years to five years and requiring biennial training for committee treasurers. The bill will be effective July 1, 2027, if approved by Gov. Matt Meyer.

Are you able to track all legislative sessions in the states you do business? We are! Let us show how easy it can be, request a demo of our online guidebooks today. 

The Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board will be conducting a compliance training for party units and political committees and funds on Thursday, June 5, at 1:00 p.m. The training will be conducted remotely using Webex. The training will provide an overview of campaign finance laws and rules applicable to party units and political committees and funds in Minnesota. The training will last approximately two hours. You may register for the training on the Board’s website at https://cfb.mn.gov/filer-resources/self-help/education-and-tools/live-training/. The training will be recorded, and video of the training will be added to the Board’s website within a week after the training. Additional training resources, including information on how to use Campaign Finance Reporter Online (CFRO), is available on the Board’s website at https://cfb.mn.gov/filer-resources/self-help/education-and-tools/online-videos/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery.