Category: Rule G-37

Good morning – today’s political law links

Post author By Eric Brown
Post date November 27, 2012
Categories In A.M. Report, FEC, Florida, Illinois, LDA, Pennsylvania, Rule G-37, Voting, Wisconsin

CACHET CASH. Roll Call. “Certainly some celebrities from the entertainment industry have been elected to office.” RACE FOR JACKSON SEAT. Story here. “The resignation of Rep. Jesse L. Jackson Jr. has opened a pipeline of aspiring Chicago Democrats eyeing the vacant seat.” CEO CONNECT. Story here. “In an effort find allies in the business community, […]

Have a great Election Day – Here are today’s political law links

Post author By Eric Brown
Post date November 6, 2012
Categories In A.M. Report, California, FEC, LDA, Rule G-37, Voting

ELECTION “DAY” NO MORE. The Post. “So it was inevitable that Election Day would become a relic of community solidarity. This is the year it’s finally, irrefutably, finished.” SEC PAY TO PLAY REFORM URGED. Mark Renaud addresses the topic here. “This deep incursion into First Amendment freedoms that are the result of the SEC’s Rule […]

Good morning, here are Friday’s political law links (9/7)

Post author By Eric Brown
Post date September 7, 2012
Categories In A.M. Report, FEC, Georgia, IRS, New York, Rule G-37, Rule G-42

RISK ALERT. Many thanks to the helpful reader who forwarded me this recent “National Examination Risk Alert” on MSRB pay-to-play rules. SUPER PAC LAUNCHES. Politico. “The YG Action Fund is launching nearly $2 million in television advertisements in Democratic-held districts Monday, the super PAC’s first buy of the general election.” BEING THERE. Story here. “Google, […]