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The Mission of State and Federal Communications is to make sure that your organization can say, “I Comply.” We are the leading authority and exclusive information source on legislation and regulations surrounding campaign finance and political contributions; state, federal, and […]

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The Board of Supervisors has adopted a Lobbyist Ordinance to regulate any person who contacts certain county officials with the purpose of promoting, supporting, modifying, opposing, or causing delay or abandonment of conduct. Ordinance No. NS-19-42 regulates contract lobbyists, in-house […]

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March 4, 2014  •  

See Us in Person!

  Here is our March – April calendar. State and Federal Communications will be attending these events. If you plan to be there as well, be sure to say hello! March 3-6   PAC National Conference, Miami Beach, Florida March 16-19   […]

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March 4, 2014  •  

Our March Photo Scrapbook

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March 4, 2014  •  

Call Us

  For those of you who read this column regularly, you know I like my music. Call me (call me) on the line Call me, call me any, any anytime Call me (call me) I’ll arrive You can call me […]

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A group billing itself as “the first nationwide super PAC focused on electing Democratic state legislators and other political leaders to build middle-class economic security” is challenging Pennsylvania’s ban on corporate and labor union contributions. General Majority PAC filed suit […]

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Lobbying “Bottom Line” in The Hill. “Wyden’s rise starts K Street bidding war” by Megan R. Wilson and Kevin Bogardus in The Hill. “Hollywood’s Top Lobbying Group Is Sponsoring CPAC” by Nikki Schwab in U.S. News & World Report. Campaign […]

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Trenton Mayor Tony Mack was removed from office February 26 after a jury found him guilty of crimes of dishonesty. Mack is ineligible to hold public office in the future and lost his tax-payer funded pension. City Council President George […]

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The Ethics Commission will be holding a series of workshops over the next few months to receive input concerning proposed amendments to campaign laws. The suggested reforms include classifying the duplication of candidates’ campaign materials as nonmonetary contributions instead of […]

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March 3, 2014  •  

Ethics Reform in Virginia

  Virginia’s lack of gift laws has been thrown into the spotlight recently with the federal indictment of former Gov. Bob McDonnell. McDonnell became embroiled in scandal after accepting gifts worth thousands of dollars from Star Scientific CEO Jonnie Williams. […]

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March 3, 2014  •  

Ask the Experts – Local Level Lobbying

Q. My company is planning to get more engaged on the local level. What are some things I need to consider? A. There are many considerations for a company prior to engaging on the local level. To ensure you are […]

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March 3, 2014  •  

Monday News Roundup

Lobbying “Lobby shop strikes gold with Wyden hire” by Megan R. Wilson in The Hill. “Comcast now a $19 million lobbying powerhouse” by Todd Shields, Stephanie Green and Laura Litvan (Bloomberg News) in the Chicago Tribune. “David L. Cohen quite […]

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Jane Feldman is stepping down as Executive Director of the Colorado Independent Ethics Commission. She is the first and only director to serve, as the commission is a product of a 2006 ethics ballot measure. Luis Toro, director of Colorado […]

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Lawmakers have passed a measure to keep the lieutenant governor’s office vacant until the November general election. Senate Bill 139 allows Gov. Mike Beebe to postpone a special election for the vacancy left by former Lt. Gov. Mark Darr, who […]

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