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March 20, 2012  •  

Campaign Finance, Redistricting, and Ethics in the News

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Connecticut: “Watchdogs worried clean elections fund could run dry in next race for governor” by Keith M. Phaneuf in CTMirror.org.

District of Columbia: “Campaign finance inquiry takes close look at money-order donations in District” by Mike DeBonis and Nikita Stewart in The Washington Post.

Michigan: “Michigan group delays corporate disclosure measure” by The Associated Press on Michigan Live.

Missouri: “Kansas City lawmaker faces $30,585 in ethics fees” by Chris Blank in The Kansas City Star.

North Carolina: “Dome: Board of Elections will discuss campaign finance law” by John Frank and Tim Funk in The News & Observer.

Wisconsin: “GAB fined 110 people for campaign finance and ethics violations in last 3 years” by Kate Golden in The Wisconsin State Journal.

Campaigns and Elections

Rogue political robocalls on the rise in Ohio” by Sabrina Eaton in The Cleveland Plain Dealer.

Redistricting

Florida: “New Senate district map ticks off both parties” by Mary Ellen Klas and Darla Cameron in The Miami Herald.

New York: “Incumbents at risk in final N.Y. map” by Alex Isenstadt in Politico.

Ethics

Federal prosecutor under fire for anonymously commenting on news website” by Andrew Lapin in Government Executive.

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