The recount of the Alexander Local School District's May levy vote is a win.
A yearlong investigation involving the FBI, U.S. Postal Inspection Service and the IRS resulted in the indictment of Steve Stenger, St. Louis County Executive.
With 2019 legislative sessions underway in both Columbus and Washington, D.C., state and federal lobbying and campaign finance regulators have issued new reporting calendars and contribution limits for the current biennium. Staying up to date on these limits and deadlines is important for anyone participating in the political process.
The Ohio Ethics Commission offers several training opportunities to help public officials and employees comply with the law. CLE credit is available.
In its 2018 Lobbying Statistics Report, JLEC and the Office of the Legislative Inspector General uncover trends in how Ohio lobbyists spent their time throughout the year.
The Federal Elections Commission (FEC) recently issued a summary of contributions and expenditures reported between January 1, 2017, and December 31, 2018.
With a busy state election cycle behind us and a federal election cycle on the horizon, spring is an ideal time to give your Political Action Committee (PAC) a thorough cleaning.
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose recently outlined his philosophy on the need for greater transparency in Ohio’s campaign finance system.
On March 5, 2019, Governor Mike DeWine (R) delivered his first State of the State address during a joint House and Senate session. Governor DeWine returned to past tradition and spoke from the Ohio House chamber in the Statehouse.
Announced February, 8, 2019, the Federal Election Commission (FEC) increased the individual contribution limit for the 2019–2020 election cycle to $2,800 per candidate.