Maine announced a special election for the House District 29 vacancy. The seat was previously held by Rep. Javner who died earlier this year. The election is set for March 6.
Governor Gordon has signed an executive order banning campaign contributions in state facilities and commercial buildings, including the Capitol. The ban does not apply to areas controlled by the [...]
Austin increased its campaign contribution limits for candidates for mayor and city council from $450 to $500 per contributor per election. Aggregate contribution limits to candidates from donors [...]
Pennsylvania will hold special elections after four House representatives resigned to assume other offices. Elections for Legislative District 24 and 42 will be held on February 24, 2026 and [...]
Secretary of State Raffensperger called two special elections to fill the vacancies in state House Districts 94 and 130. Both elections will be held on March 10 with a special runoff election, if [...]
The Senate has proposed a bill to bar candidates and political committees from soliciting or accepting campaign contributions from a foreign national, as defined in federal law; South Dakota is [...]
Gov. Kemp called a special election to replace Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green who resigned citing disagreements with the President. The special general election for U.S. House District 14 will be [...]
The Office of the Secretary of State has advised that federal PACs may continue filing reports as they have previously; this comes after the North Dakota Attorney General issued a letter opinion [...]
On January 1, lobbyist reporting and registration compensation and expense thresholds increased from $3,000 to $4,000. The Department of State last updated the thresholds in 2017.
The Office of City Clerk announced a new lobbyist registration and reporting system. The system will be open starting in February 2026 and training resources will be provided on the city’s [...]
