Thursday News Roundup - State and Federal Communications

April 3, 2014  •  

Thursday News Roundup

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Lobbying

New York: “Lobbying in New York hit $210 million in 2013–3rd highest total ever” by Ken Lovett in the New York Daily News.

McCutcheon v. FEC

Supreme Court strikes down limits on overall federal campaign donations” by Robert Barnes in The Washington Post.

Excerpts of high court campaign finance opinions” by The Associated Press in The Washington Post.

State Impact of the Supreme Court’s Campaign Donations Ruling” by Ryan Murphy and Aman Batheja in Governing.

Court kills limits on campaign cash” by Benjamin Goad in The Hill.

Lobbyists groan as fundraising cap falls” by Kevin Bogardus in The Hill.

Campaign Finance Ruling Winners: The Political Pros” by Frank James on NPR.

After campaign finance ruling, battle for Congress likely to heat up” by Lisa Mascaro and Michael A. Memoli in the Los Angeles Times.

Democrats bash SCOTUS ruling” by Seung Min Kim in Politico.

Supreme Court Decision Puts Members of Congress at Risk” opinion piece by Kent Cooper in Politico.

Rhode Island: “R.I. reaction to Supreme Court’s campaign-finance ruling divided along party lines” by Thomas J. Morgan in The Providence Journal.

Campaign Finance

Delaware: “Democrats plan campaign finance reform bills” by Jonathan Starkey in The News Journal.

 

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