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Gov. Mark Gordon has signed a bill removing an exemption from state campaign finance reporting for federal political action committees (PACs) active in Wyoming elections. Senate Bill 40 requires federal PACs to report in Wyoming unless they are making contributions […]

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Mayoral candidate Paul Vallas loaned $100,100 to his campaign after advancing to the April 4 runoff election against Brandon Johnson. The two candidates may now receive unlimited contributions because contribution limits do not apply in any city race where the […]

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A special election has been scheduled for May 16 to fill a vacant state representative seat in House District 108. The seat became vacant when current state Sen. Lynda Schlegel Culver won the January 31 special election for the Senate […]

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Ohio: “Ex-Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder, Former Ohio GOP Leader Matt Borges Found Guilty” by Jessie Balmert and Laura Bischoff (Columbus Dispatch) for MSN

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March 9, 2023  •  

Meet our Expert – Ren Koozer

Ren Koozer - Vice President

What are your areas of expertise? Network architecture, design and management, SQL Database design and management, as well as web design and data integration. How long have you been at State and Federal Communications? I have been with the company […]

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Ohio: “Deliberations Begin in Epic Corruption Trial” by Marty Schladen for Ohio Capital Journal

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March 9, 2023  •  

Thursday’s LobbyComply News Roundup

Campaign Finance Oregon: “Oregon Democrats Say They’re Serious About Capping Political Donations, but Their Proposals Include Loopholes” by Hillary Borrud (Portland Oregonian) for MSN Elections National: “Trump Spurred ‘Existential Crisis’ at Fox News, Lawsuit Exhibits Show” by Sarah Ellison (Washington Post) for MSN National: “More […]

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FEC; Photo: Sarah Silbiger/CQ Roll Call

On March 1, the Federal Election Commission’s (FEC) Final Rule concerning internet communications disclaimers took effect. With it, the definition of public communication was revised in 11 CFR  §110.11 in an attempt to clarify how it applies to general public […]

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Mayor Lori Lightfoot will not have a second term and none of the nine candidates in the race for mayor secured over 50% of the vote. The runoff election between candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas is scheduled for April […]

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City Council passed a city charter amendment requiring individuals and entities making independent expenditures related to municipal ballot questions to file disclosure reports. Local Law No. 22 of 2023 requires individuals and entities making independent expenditures of $5,000 or more […]

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A coalition of business groups have filed a lawsuit against the Fair Political Practices Commission, seeking to stop enforcement of new pay-to-play restrictions in Senate Bill 1439. The new law removed the exception for locally elected officials and extended the […]

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Virginia Senate District 9 will have a vacancy created due to state Sen. Jennifer McClellan’s election to the U.S. House of Representatives. The Richmond Democrat has indicated she intends to resign on March 7. Virginia’s 9th Senate District is composed […]

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On February 21, Mario Dion retired from his position running Canada’s federal ethics office. As Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner for the past five years, Dion was responsible for helping appointed and elected officials prevent and avoid conflicts between […]

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The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office issued a notice of temporary adoption of rules taking immediate effect, implementing contribution limit increases consistent with Constitutional requirements. The Colorado Constitution requires contribution limits to be adjusted based upon the percentage change over […]

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