January 25, 2013 •
News You Can Use Digest – January 25, 2013
Federal:
Citizens United Third Anniversary Marked By Reformers with Push for Constitutional Amendment
From the States and Municipalities:
Arizona – Former Arizona Lawmaker Ben Arredondo Avoids Prison Time
Florida – Florida Group Wants to End Caps on Campaign Donations
Hawaii – Lobbying Reform Is a Tough Sell in Hawaii’s Legislature
Kansas – Business, Labor Clash over Bill Aimed at Restricting Union Politicking
Kentucky – Lobbyists Spend Record Amount in Kentucky
Nevada – Lawmakers Anxious in Wake of Alleged Threats to Assembly Speaker
North Dakota – North Dakota to Move Forward on Ethics Reform
Ohio – Ex-Legislator Sent to Prison for Corruption
Utah – New Utah Congressman Has Ties That Bind: Family
Washington – Bill Imposing a Lobbyist Fee Gets Mixed Reactions Lobbying
West Virginia – U.S. Appeals Court OKs Some W.Va. Election Ad Rules
Wisconsin – Contract Lobbying Still Under the Radar
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