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Gifts capped at $1,000

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Ethics reforms fail to pass

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April 25, 2013  •  

Montana Legislature Adjourns

63rd Session

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Georgia and Missouri

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June 4 will be the date of a special election

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April 2, 2013 now day of election for two races

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Office now has more limited policy than state law requires

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Julie Allen will be working for Secretary of State’s office

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Some primary voters in the 87th House District received the wrong ballot

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May 24, 2012  •  

Government Ethics in the News

An investigation, charges, fines, and a house arrest in today’s ethics articles.

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April 12, 2012  •  

Governors and Ethics

Here are news articles about two state governors and a former governor facing campaign finance issues:

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April 5, 2012  •  

A Bill by Any Other Name

Missouri Legislators are again addressing ethics and campaign finance laws following a Missouri Supreme Court decision that voided provisions of Senate Bill 844.

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March 28, 2012  •  

The Latest Redistricting News

Today we have news on redistricting issues from nine states:

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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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