April 21, 2016 •
Thursday News Roundup
Lobbying
“Trade Group for Lobbyists Closing Down” by Megan Wilson for The Hill
“Va. Lawmakers Sustain Series of McAuliffe Vetoes” by Jim Nolan for Richmond Times Dispatch
Campaign Finance
“Inquiry of Mayor de Blasio Fund-Raising Extends to ’14 State Senate Races” by William Rashbaum for New York Times
Ethics
“Beshear Aide Tim Longmeyer Pleads Guilty to Bribery; Investigation Continues” by John Cheves and Bill Estep for Lexington Herald-Leader
“‘More to Come,’ Attorney General Vows, as Officials Criminally Charged in Flint Water Crisis” by Brady Dennis and Mark Berman for Washington Post
“Tough Job, Tough Questions for Campaign Watchdog Hopefuls” by Rachel Stassen-Berger for St. Paul Pioneer Press
Elections
“Why Ohio’s Bribery Law Isn’t Going to Upend the GOP Race” by Philip Elliott for Time
Legislative Issues
“Court Rules Indiana Lawmakers Can Keep Emails Private” by Tom Davies (Associated Press) for Indianapolis Business Journal
Redistricting
“Supreme Court Upholds Arizona Redistricting Plan” by Robert Barnes for Washington Post
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