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By admin@politicomlaw.com
In Blog, Updates
Posted January 17, 2025

Federal – FEC Commissioner Sean Cooksey to Resign

FEC Commissioner Sean Cooksey has announced his plan to resign from the Federal Elections Commission on President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration day, January 20, 2025.

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By admin@politicomlaw.com
In Blog, Updates
Posted January 10, 2025

North Carolina – Campaign Contribution Limits Increase

Effective January 1, campaign contribution limits for individual and PAC donors in North Carolina have been raised from $6,400 to $6,800 per election. The State Board of Elections is required to [...]

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By admin@politicomlaw.com
In Blog, Updates
Posted January 3, 2025

Maine – Enforcement of Voter-Approved Campaign Contribution Limits Delayed

Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey has delayed the enforcement of the state’s recently passed limits and disclosure requirements on contributions to PACs. Frey has agreed to delay enforcement [...]

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By admin@politicomlaw.com
In Blog, Updates
Posted December 20, 2024

Maine – Maine Faces Lawsuit Over New Voter-Approved Campaign Finance Limit

The Institute for Free Speech has filed a lawsuit in Maine challenging the state’s recently passed limits and disclosure requirements on contributions to PACs.  The lawsuit alleges the [...]

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By admin@politicomlaw.com
In Blog, Updates
Posted December 13, 2024

Oklahoma – New Rules and Filing System Scheduled for 2025

The Oklahoma Ethics Commission will consider proposed rule amendments on January 10, 2025 that would clarify the definition of independent expenditure and increase the current gift limit from [...]

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By admin@politicomlaw.com
In Blog, Updates
Posted December 13, 2024

Oklahoma – New Rules and Filing System Scheduled for 2025

The Oklahoma Ethics Commission will consider proposed rule amendments on January 10, 2025 that would clarify the definition of independent expenditure and increase the current gift limit from [...]

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By admin@politicomlaw.com
In Blog, Updates
Posted December 7, 2024

New York – New Filing Requirements Challenged

A lawsuit was filed this month against the New York Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government challenging a new regulation that came into effect December 1, 2024 requiring high-ranking [...]

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By admin@politicomlaw.com
In Blog, Updates
Posted November 22, 2024

New Jersey – Campaign Contribution Limits Increase

New Jersey has increased the campaign contribution limits for 2025 with contributions from individuals and corporations increasing to $5,800 for governor candidates, $5,500 for all other [...]

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By admin@politicomlaw.com
In Blog, Updates
Posted November 15, 2024

Federal – Senate Confirms David Huitema as Director of Office of Government Ethics

The Senate confirmed a new director of the U.S. Office of Government Ethics which has been without one for more than a year. David Huitema, a State Department ethics official, will serve a [...]

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By admin@politicomlaw.com
In Blog, Updates
Posted November 1, 2024

California – Ballot Measures in Los Angeles Aim to Crack Down on Corruption

Voters will decide on two ethics-related ballot measures, Charter Amendment ER and Measure G, this November. The county of Los Angeles wants to create its first ethics commission, and the city [...]

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