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November 16, 2022  •  

Wednesday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance Tennessee: “Campaign Finance Watchdog Files Complaint Against Harwell” by Sam Stockard for Tennessee Lookout Elections National: “Trump, Who as President Fomented an Insurrection, Says He Is Running Again” by Isaac Arnsdorf (Washington Post) for MSN National: “They Rallied […]

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Akron City Council passed an ordinance to increase contribution limits for city candidates. The ordinance increases contribution limits for individuals giving to mayor and at-large council candidates from $750 to $1,000 per election and increases individual limits for ward council […]

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November 15, 2022  •  

Tuesday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance National: “FEC Targets Digital Ad Disclosure” by Lachlan Markey for Axios Elections Arizona: “Supreme Court Turns Down Arizona GOP Head’s Request to Shield Records” by Robert Barnes (Washington Post) for MSN Georgia: “Top Democratic Lawyer Threatens to Sue […]

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Q: What are the different types of lobbyists in Arizona? Which expenditures are required to be reported on the quarterly or annual report? Do expenditures by my contract firm need to be disclosed? A: In Arizona, there are three main […]

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On November 17, the Federal Election Commission (FEC) will consider updating regulations concerning disclaimers on public communications on the internet. The 48-page draft to be considered relates to adopting final regulatory rules “in light of technological advances since the Commission […]

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November 14, 2022  •  

Monday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance Illinois: “Where is Ald. Walter Burnett Jr.’s Missing $300,000 in Campaign Money?” by Tim Novak and Lauren FitzPatrick for Chicago Sun-Times Elections Nevada: “Democrats Keep Control of the Senate with Win in Nevada” by Hannah Knowles and Liz […]

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During this upcoming Thanksgiving Holiday, many family members and friends will gather around a dinner table, and right before they dig in for a scrumptious meal, they will profess at least one person, place, thing, and/or idea for which they […]

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The Michigan Bureau of Elections posted the Lobby Registration Act 2023 Reporting Thresholds, which change every year in January to reflect the change in the consumer price index for Detroit. The registration thresholds for individual lobbyist compensation and for employer […]

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November 11, 2022  •  

News You Can Use Digest – November 11, 2022

National/Federal Democrats Buck Midterm History to Win Control of 4 States Yahoo News – David Lieb (Associated Press) | Published: 11/9/2022 Defying historic midterm trends, Democrats wrested control of state legislative chambers away from Republicans in Michigan and Minnesota while also […]

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November 10, 2022  •  

Thursday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance Arizona: “Proposition 211: Ballot measure to require disclosure for political spending wins in Arizona” by Mary Jo Pitzl (Arizona Republic) for MSN Elections Georgia: “Gingrich Ordered to Appear Before Ga. Grand Jury Probing 2020 Election” by Tom Jackman […]

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Today, a new pay-to-play law takes effect in the District of Columbia. Originally, the law was to go into effect on November 4, 2020, but was delayed due to the District choosing not to fund the implementation of the law […]

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Missouri voters were overwhelmingly against holding a constitutional convention. The question automatically appears on the ballot every 20 years, and with 96% of the precincts reporting, 67% voted against holding a convention to revise and amend the constitution, while only […]

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Michigan voters overwhelmingly passed Proposal 1, a constitutional amendment requiring disclosures and modifying term limits with 66% voting yes and 34% voting no with 87% of the votes counted. The proposal amends section 10 of article IV of the Michigan […]

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Kentucky Voters defeated constitutional amendment 1, which would have permitted the Senate President and House Speaker to jointly call special sessions of the legislature lasting up to 12 days annually. Only the Governor can call a special session. The amendment […]

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