November 18, 2014 •
Tuesday Lobbying and Campaign Finance News Update
Lobbying
“Lobbyist Group to Elect New Leaders” by Megan Wilson for The Hill
“Which Lobbyists Interact with Your Lawmakers?” by Justin Hinkley for Lansing State Journal
“Patrick Lynch Lobbied Rhode Island Attorney General’s Office for Years but Never Registered” by Michelle Smith (Associated Press) for The Daily Journal
“Lobbyist – a Dirty Word or How Things Get Done?” by Cathy McKitrick for The Standard-Examiner
Campaign Finance
“How the GOP Used Twitter to Stretch Election Laws” by Chris Moody for CNN
“Federal Panel Upholds Mississippi Campaign Finance Law” by The Associated Press for Biloxi Sun Herald
“National Education Group Agrees to Pay $10,000 Fine for Oklahoma Election Ethics Violations” by Nolan Clay for The Oklahoman
“Lawmakers Punt on Campaign Disclosure Bill” by Trvor Brown for Wyoming Tribune-Eagle
Ethics
“Former SC State Senator Indicted on Public Corruption Charges” by Jamie Self for The State
“McAuliffe’s Ethics Panel Recommends Changes on Gift, Disclosure, Conflict Rules” by Jim Nolan for Richmond Times-Dispatch
Legislative Issues
“How McConnell World Works” by Anna Palmer for Politico
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