October 15, 2015 •
Thursday News Roundup
Lobbying
“K Street Has Tough Time Counting on Republican Congress to Pass Business Priorities” by Catherine Ho for Washington Post
California: “Prop. C’s Proposed Lobbying Crackdown Irks Nonprofits” by John Wildermuth for San Francisco Chronicle
New York: “JCOPE Announces Amnesty Program for Some Lobbyists” by Casey Seiler for Albany Times Union
Campaign Finance
“The Gender Gap in Political Giving” by Jeremy Merrill for New York Times
“Voters Are Mad about Mega-Donors, and It’s Helping Trump and Sanders” by Matea Gold and Jenna Johnson for Washington Post
Montana: “Court Rejects Appeal by Group Suing over State Election Laws” by The Associated Press for Great Falls Tribune
Washington: “Attorney General’s Office Sues Union over Campaign-Finance Laws” by Joseph O’Sullivan for Seattle Times
Ethics
Connecticut: “State Urges High Court to Reinstate Conviction against Former Hartford Mayor Perez” by Edmund Mahony for Hartford Courant
Virginia: “McDonnell Formally Asks Supreme Court to Take Up His Case” by Matt Zapotosky for Washington Post
Elections
“Hillary Clinton’s Debate Performance Complicates Biden’s Path” by Dan Balz for Washington Post
Legislative Issues
“Republicans Gone Wild: Q&A with Mann and Ornstein” by Francis Wilkinson for BloombergView
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