Effective January 1, 2025, corporations and individuals are permitted to contribute $15,000 to candidates and $30,000 to PACs or political parties per election cycle. All political committees [...]
U.S. District Court Judge Robert Pitman dismissed a lawsuit filed against Austin’s campaign finance rule that says a candidate cannot raise more than $47,000 from outside city limits during an [...]
California recently passed two pieces of legislation (SB1181, SB1243) that made a number of changes to its pay-to-play law (Section 84308). These updates will take effect January 1, 2025. [...]
Effective October 30th, 2024, city employees and officials are prohibited from soliciting any gifts. The amendment also adds associations representing counties or municipal corporations to the [...]
Effective September 28, 2024, registered lobbyists are prohibited from making any campaign contributions to the mayor or a mayoral candidate in Chicago. The contribution ban extends to business [...]
The Sixth Circuit lifted an injunction barring enforcement of Ohio’s recently passed ban on non-citizen contributions to ballot measures and candidates on Tuesday. The law is [...]
Two weeks after a California bill restricting the use of political deepfakes was signed into law, a federal judge temporarily blocked it, writing that it likely violates the First Amendment.
Governor Newsom passed a series of laws targeting election deepfakes that will require labels on political advertisements generated by AI and social media platforms to block deceptive content [...]
The Sixth Circuit has struck down an appeal to overturn federal limits on a political parties’ expenditure in campaign contributions, citing the U.S. Supreme Court, instead of them, must be the [...]
Artin Berjikly, former senior FPPC Commission counsel, has been appointed the first Director of the Anaheim Ethics Division who will work under the City Attorney to provide guidance and [...]
