Today’s Campaign Finance and Lobbying News Summary - State and Federal Communications

March 8, 2012  •  

Today’s Campaign Finance and Lobbying News Summary

newspaperCampaign Finance

FEC told to tread carefully with post-Citizens United rule” by Rachel Leven in The Hill.

FEC moves on outdated rules” by Robin Bravender in Politico.

DC mayor defends himself amid probe into campaign finance irregularities” by The Associated Press in The Washington Post.

Super PACs

Super PACs Outspent Candidates in Run-Up to Tuesday” by Brody Mullins and Alicia Mundy  in The Wall Street Journal.

Super PACs Could Drive Total 2012 Election Spending to $9.8B” by Cotton Delo in Ad Age.

Lobbying

Son of legendary lobbyist starts own firm” by Kevin Bogardus in The Hill.

Redistricting

Between the Lines: The Last Two Redistricting Holdouts” by Shira Toeplitz, Abby Livingston, and Joshua Miller in Roll Call.

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