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 [...]
The General Assembly has passed Legislative Document 2000, a bill increasing the monetary threshold for 24-hour PAC and independent expenditure reports; PACs are now required to file 24-hour [...]
Governor Sanders announced a primary election to fill the vacancy in House District 44 following Rep. Berry’s death. The special primary election will be held on June 2, and the general election [...]
The Connecticut Elections Enforcement Commission has issued a declaratory ruling, Declaratory Ruling 2026-01, affirming that in-house lobbyists working for foreign-owned businesses may make [...]
Secretary of State Raffensperger called for a special election to fill a vacancy created by Rep. Parkes’ resignation in Senate District 7. The special election will be held on May 19, with a [...]
The city of Salt Lake City has increased the campaign contribution limits for mayoral candidates from $3,980 to $4,200 per election and City Council candidates from $850 to $900 per election.
The Oregon legislature adjourned sine die on March 6. Before doing so, lawmakers passed House Bill 4018 and Senate Bill 1502, which amends the timeline for campaign finance regulations that [...]
