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December 30, 2016  •  

Best Wishes for the New Year!

As everyone prepares to celebrate the holiday, I would like to take this opportunity to offer a note of thanks. State and Federal Communications has had an amazing year and we look forward to a bright 2017. We wish you […]

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This month, the Texas Ethics Commission adopted a new rule adjusting the compensation and reimbursement threshold for lobbyists. The new rule eliminates an exception not requiring a person to register as a lobbyist if he or she lobbied no more […]

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December 30, 2016  •  

News You Can Use Digest – December 30, 2016

National: When One Party Has the Governor’s Mansion and the Other Has the Statehouse New York Times – Trip Gabriel | Published: 12/26/2016 Governors outgunned by veto-proof majorities in their Legislatures have successfully used the bully pulpit of their office, going over the […]

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Constitutional Amendment 2, a reform measure approved in November, is facing a second legal challenge in federal court from plaintiffs who claim the amendment unconstitutionally restricts free speech and association. The suit was filed by Farmers State Bank and Herzog […]

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December 29, 2016  •  

Thursday Government Relations News Roundup

Lobbying “Lobbying Is Not Enough to Build Influence Among U.S. Lawmakers” by Michael Gottlieb and Elise Gurney for Harvard Business Review New York: “JCOPE Settles with Glenwood, Malpractice Insurer Over Lobbying Violations” by Casey Seiler for Albany Times Union Campaign […]

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December 28, 2016  •  

Michigan Lobbying Thresholds Updated for 2017

The Bureau of Elections adjusted lobbying reporting thresholds, fees and penalties for the new year. These annual adjustments reflect changes in the Detroit consumer price index and are effective January 1, 2017. Updates include a $50 increase in the expenditure […]

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December 28, 2016  •  

Wednesday Government Relations News

Lobbying Missouri: “With Greitens’ Blessing, Lawmakers Aim for Lobbyist-Gift Ban” by Summer Ballentine (Associated Press) for Springfield News-Leader New York: “Ex-Prisoners Get an Advocate from Their Own Ranks” by Benjamin Weiser for New York Times Campaign Finance “Trump Rewards Big […]

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AKRON, OHIO – State and Federal Communications, Inc., the industry leader in government compliance information and consulting, is debuting its 2017 online publications for government relations professionals. These online publications provide all the information on the myriad regulations and laws […]

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Michael Botsaris is the new executive director of the Anne Arundel County Ethics Commission. Botsaris replaces Betsy Dawson, who passed away in August. County Executive Steve Schuh stated he appointed Botsaris to establish a Republican majority on the commission and […]

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December 27, 2016  •  

Tuesday News Roundup

Lobbying Florida: “Shining a Light on Lobbyists, New Efforts to Curb Their Influence” by James Call for Tallahassee Democrat Illinois: “Players Ask Favors Big and Small in Emanuel Emails” by Rick Pearson, David Heinzmann, and Jeff Coen for Chicago Tribune […]

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December 23, 2016  •  

Happy Holidays!

We have many things for which we are thankful at State and Federal Communications. Before the day gets away from us, we would like to thank you for following Lobby Comply Blog. We’ve had a great year and look forward […]

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December 23, 2016  •  

Wyoming State Representative Resigns

On December 21, Rep. Kendell Kroeker, a Republican from Evansville, announced his resignation from the Wyoming House of Representatives. Kroeker cited unexpected circumstances related to his business, Casper Mountain Motorsports, as the reason for his resignation. The House District 35 […]

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December 23, 2016  •  

NYCU Video Digest – December 23, 2016

See what’s happening in government relations this week in our News You Can Use Video Digest. Enjoy!

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On December 21, a lawsuit was filed to extend the appointment of the Montana Commissioner of Political Practices until June 2019. The lawsuit, brought by the secretary of state and state Senator Christine Kaufmann, among others, want Commissioner Jonathan Motl […]

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