August 3, 2012 •
News You Can Use Digest – August 3, 2012
National:
Conservatives Work to Cull Moderate Republicans
Poll: Public doesn’t like lobbyists, OK with lobbying
Federal:
Conservative Group Challenges Red Line Dividing Candidates, Super-PACs
FEC Says It Will Enforce Nonprofit Disclosure Rules
Households Divided by Campaign Donations
From the States and Municipalities:
California
Two Former Lynwood Officials Guilty of Illegally Boosting Salaries
Georgia
Georgia Voters Back Limits on Lobbyist Spending
Iowa
Contributions Dodged Rules, Records Show
Kentucky
Kentucky Lawyer’s Threatened Sanction Rejected on Free-Speech Grounds
New Jersey
Trenton Residents Lobby for Creation of City Ethics Board
New York
Lobbyists to Disclose Donors Since July 1
North Carolina
New Lobbyist Rankings Reflect GOP Takeover of NC Legislature
Ohio
Jimmy Dimora Sentenced to 28 Years in Prison, ‘A Life Sentence,’ Lawyers Say
Utah
Utah Supreme Court Ruling Ends Ethics Initiative Bid
West Virginia
W.Va. Election Commission Votes to Defend Public Financing Plan
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