Updates

The Orange County Board of Supervisors recently passed Ordinance 26-005, which expands lobbyist regulations. Beginning January 1, 2027, a county lobbyist will be required to file a quarterly [...]

The San Bernadino County Board of Supervisors have passed Ordinance No. 4517, which establishes registration and reporting requirements for county lobbyists. Under the ordinance, a person will be [...]

Alaskan citizens, through Ballot Measure 1, have voted to reinstate campaign contribution limits after the U.S. Court of Appeals struck down the state’s previous contribution limits in 2021, [...]

The Wichita City Council will soon vote in determining whether to quadruple campaign finance contribution limits from $500 to $2,000; the vote was originally scheduled for July 21, however, has [...]

The Louisiana Ethics Commission has increased the gift limit for food, drink, and refreshments from $81 to $84 for a single event, effective July 1, 2026.

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 [...]