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Daily Archives: July 11, 2010

How a bill becomes a law in California

Posted on July 11, 2010 by Eric Brown

One newspaper’s take on how many bills become laws in California includes significant lobbyist involvement and the piece is here. A Mercury News analysis found that in 2007-08, the most recent complete two-year legislative session, more than 1,800 bills — … Continue reading →

Posted in California

SEC’s new pay to play rules and notions of “solicit” and “bundling”

Posted on July 11, 2010 by Eric Brown

Still going through the Securities and Exchange Commission’s new pay to play rules?  A few random points.  On the rules’ notion of what constitutes a “solicitation,” the rules adopt a broad facts and circumstances test.   Footnote 328 discusses the definition … Continue reading →

Posted in Rule G-37

When a candidate dies where does the money go?

Posted on July 11, 2010 by Eric Brown

When a candidate passes away, what happens to their campaign account?  CQMoneyline’s “The Eye” discusses what the committee supporting the late Rep. Murtha has been doing with its funds here. … Continue reading →

Posted in FEC
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