December 4, 2014 •
Thursday News Roundup
Lobbying
“Ethics Panel Eyes Lawmakers’ Meals” in The Columbian
Campaign Finance
“New Study Finds Companies’ Campaign Donations Linked to Lower Tax Rates” by Debbie Freeman for Arizona State University
“Ethics Panel Seeks Change in Law to Stop Candidates from Paying Self from PAC” by Naomi Schalit (Maine Center for Public Interest Reporting) for Lewiston Sun Journal
“Election Ads Were About Issues, Says ‘Carolina Rising’ Chief” by Carrie Levine for Center for Public Integrity
Ethics
“Alcorn County Pays Ex-Lawmaker Thousands for Jail Work” by Emily Wagster Pettus for Hattiesburg Daily American
“Report Suggests Davis Conflict in Nursing Home Case” by Kate White for Charleston Gazette
Elections
“How to Handle a Broken Campaign Promise” by Nathan Gonzales for Roll Call
“L.A. Voters Won’t Be Offered Cash Prizes in March City Election” by David Zahniser for Los Angeles Times
Legislative Issues
“New Leader, New Rules for SC House” by Cassie Cope for The State
“State Lawmakers Poised for Pay Bump” by David Saleh-Rauf for San Antonio Express-News
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