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South Carolina will hold a special primary election to determine the Republican nominee for the vacant Senate seat created by U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham’s passing. The election will be held on [...]

House Bill 136 was recently passed, which increases the campaign contribution limits, effective July 15, 2026. Contributions to individual candidates have increased from $2,200 to $3,500 per [...]

The Denver City Council passed a lobbying reform bill.  Bill 26-0686 creates compensation and grassroots expenditure thresholds for lobby registration and extends the registration window from 5 [...]

Governor Josh Green recently signed Senate Bill 2471 into law, which reaffirms that artificial persons created under state law does not possess the power to spend money or contribute anything of [...]

Governor Ivey called for special elections in State Senate Districts 25 and 26. Elections will be held on August 11 to coincide with the congressional elections.

Governor Walz recently signed House File 4239, which modifies certain campaign finance and lobby reporting requirements; An official’s address is no longer required when reporting a gift, and [...]

The Colorado Legislature adjourned sine die on May 13. During the session, lawmakers passed Senate Bill 147 which, if approved, will require legislative liaisons, judicial lobbyists, and [...]

The Iowa General Assembly adjourned sine die on May 3 after passing House File 2601. The new bill prohibits foreign nationals from contributing to ballot issue campaigns and requires committees [...]

The Tennessee Legislature has adjourned sine die on April 23, 2026. Among the bills passed includes House Bill 1513, which now requires political advertisements made using generative A.I. to [...]

The Nebraska Legislature adjourned its regular session sine die on April 17. Legislators passed Legislative Bill 1075 which increases committee, lobbyist, and lobbyist employer registration fees [...]