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Dates set to fill vacated seat

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April 2, 2012  •  

Today’s Government Ethics News

Here are the latest articles covering the federal government and the states:

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Special election to be called

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Former Illinois Governor Rod Bagojevich will serve out his sentence in a prison near Denver, Colorado. Ethics reform in Missouri is up in the air, and New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez signed legislation that “could require public officials convicted of corruption-related crimes to give back to the state their salaries and forfeit their accrued state pension benefits.”

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February 22, 2012  •  

Lobbying News in the States

Here is a look at news items in four states:

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January 19, 2012  •  

SuperPAC Spending and Disclosure in the News

Here is a chart revealing television ad spending in South Carolina by candidates versus spending by super Pacs, legislation in Arizona that would require disclosure of corporate spending on campaigns, and a run-down of super PAC disclosure in California:

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House Bill 4421 grants Ethics Commission oversight of Legislature

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States take steps to protect their primaries from hackers

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Here are highlights from the latest edition of News You Can Use:

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New Law

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June 7, 2011  •  

No Extra Special Session

High Court Rules

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Will They Meet?

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Money To Be Split

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Bi-partisan Effort in South Carolina

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