June 24, 2015 •
Wednesday Government Relations News
Lobbying
Rhode Island: “Edward Fitzpatrick: A final test for R.I. General Assembly on lobbying law” by Edward Fitzpatrick for Providence Journal
Campaign Finance
“Can Unlimited Contributions to Political Parties Really Reduce Polarization?” by Lee Drutman for Washington Post
“Will Doug Hughes Do Hard Time for Embarrassing Congress?” by Hannah Hess for Roll Call
Ethics
“Council of Conservative Citizens Promotes White Primacy, and G.O.P. Ties” by Michael Wines and Lizette Alvarez for New York Times
“House Ethics Panel Extends Review of Azerbaijan Trip, Slams Leaks” by Rachel Roubein for National Review
Kentucky: “Former Pike Lawmaker Had Mine Inspector in ‘His Back Pocket,’ Prosecutor Says as Bribery Trial Begins” by John Cheves for Lexington Herald-Leader
Oregon: “Kate Brown Gets Her Wish: Last of her ethics reforms win approval” by Denis Theriault for Portland Oregonian
Pennsylvania: “Philly Elections Chief Clark Agrees to Pay $4G Ethics Fine” by Chris Hepp for Philadelphia Inquirer
Virginia: “Marsh Returns Money from Golf Outing” by Jim Nolan for Richmond Times-Dispatch
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