May 10, 2016 •
Tuesday Lobbying and Campaign Finance News Update
Lobbying
Minnesota: “How Minnesota’s Citizen Lobbyists Seek Change” by Bill Salisbury, David Montgomery, Rachel Stassen-Berger, and Dave Orrick (St. Paul Pioneer Press) for INFORUM
Missouri: “Missouri Enacts Waiting Period Before Lawmakers Can Lobby” by Associated Press for Columbia Tribune
Campaign Finance
“Legislature Approves Bills Amending Campaign Finance Laws” by Associated Press for ABC15
“Women’s Rising Influence in Politics, Tinted Green” by Nicholas Confessore for New York Times
Ethics
“The Corruption Continuum: When giving gifts bleeds to bribery” by Nancy Gertner for Washington Post
Alabama: “Chief Justice’s Suspension Adds to Alabama’s Political Mess” by Jay Reeves (Associated Press) for Santa Cruz Sentinel
Oklahoma: “Former Oklahoma State House Member Is Charged with 44 Counts over Travel” by Nolan Clay for The Oklahoman
Pennsylvania: “Behind the Scenes of an Intricate FBI Sting” by Mark Fazlollah, Craig McCoy, and Angeles Couloumbis for Philadelphia Inquirer
South Carolina: “State Lawmaker Lived at Contributor’s Half-Million-Dollar Property, Ducks Questions” by David Slade for Charleston Post & Courier
Elections
“Trump’s Empty Administration” by Darren Samuelsohn and Ben White for Politico
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