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Headline Archives - October 2008

Headline from October 31,  2008 Issue:

ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS
Federal Judge Trims Florida's Law Regulating Electioneering Messages

SENATE ETHICS
Stevens Vows to Fight Conviction, Says He Can Be an Effective Senator

CAMPAIGN 2008
Feds Accuse Cellini of Extorting Campaign Contributions from Investment Firm

Headline from October 30,  2008 Issue:

CAMPAIGN 2008
Parties, Groups Report Millions Spent On Races for White House, Key Hill Seats

ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS
Federal Judge in North Carolina Rejects Challenge to FEC Rules for Group's Ads

Headline from October 29,  2008 Issue:

SENATE ETHICS
Stevens Says Campaign to Continue Despite Guilty Verdict in Corruption Case

SUPREME COURT
Court to Consider Review in N.C. Case Challenging Public Campaign Fund System

Headline from October 28,  2008 Issue:

SENATE ETHICS
Stevens Found Guilty of False Statements For Not Disclosing Gifts From VECO's Allen

Headline from October 27,  2008 Issue:

FEC ENFORCEMENT
Martinez, Gephardt, Istook Campaigns Face Total Fines Over $150,000 After FEC Audits

Headline from October 24,  2008 Issue:

ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS
FEC Splits on Advisory Opinion for NRLC Raising Questions About Rules for Groups

FEC ENFORCEMENT
Chicago Couple May Pursue Suit Against FEC Over Financial Records

Headline from October 23,  2008 Issue:

CAMPAIGN 2008
Total Cost of Federal Campaigns in 2008 Estimated at Record-Shattering $5.3 Billion

Headline from October 22,  2008 Issue:

ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS
FEC Draft: Ads Fault Obama's Character But One is OK to Air Without Regulation

LOBBYING
Feinstein to Offer Bill to Bar Lobbying By Companies Bailed Out by Government

Headline from October 21,  2008 Issue:

ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS
Federal Judge Blocks W.Va. Laws Restricting Political Ads by Groups

PENNSYLVANIA
Electrical Workers' PAC to Pay $10,000 To Settle Campaign Finance Law Violations

Headline from October 20,  2008 Issue:

ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS
Federal Judge Says No Ruling in Challenge To FEC Rules for Groups Until After Election

FEC
Judge Affirms FEC Decision That Unity08 Had to Obey Campaign Contribution Limits

ELECTION REFORM
Supreme Court Stays Ruling From Ohio Favoring GOP on Voter Screening Issue

CALIFORNIA
Watchdog Agency, State Senator Settle Lawsuit Over Use of Campaign Funds

Headline from October 17,  2008 Issue:

LOBBYING
Public Citizen's Holman: Next Step For Lobbyist Reform Is Conduct Code

Headline from October 16,  2008 Issue:

ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS
28 Groups Report Over $50 Million to FEC In `Electioneering Communications' This Fall

CALIFORNIA
Ninth Circuit Overturns Decision Striking Limits on Independent PACs

CALIFORNIA
State Agency Tracks Spending By Groups in California Campaigns

Headline from October 15,  2008 Issue:

LOBBYING
Safavian Pleads Not Guilty in New Case; Abramoff Suggested as Defense Witness

Headline from October 14,  2008 Issue:

FEC ENFORCEMENT
Wertheimer Files Complaint Against Two Groups Involved in Presidential Race

Headline from October 13,  2008 Issue:

No issue was published.

Headline from October 10,  2008 Issue:

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
Few Independent Ads in Presidential Race As Lawsuits Fail to Protect Sponsors, So Far

TENNESSEE
Tenn. Ethics Commission Issues Guidance That Relies on Findings of Lobbyist Audits

Headline from October 9,  2008 Issue:

FEC
FEC Seen Likely to Approve New Proposal For Campaign Ads Placed Through Website

SENATE CAMPAIGNS
Democrats Gain Momentum in Races Despite Chamber Ads, Schumer Says

FEC ENFORCEMENT
FEC Resolves Enforcement Case Involving Ohio GOP Contributor Noe

Headline from October 8,  2008 Issue:

WASHINGTON
Wash. State Attorney General Sues Republican Party on Political Mailings

SECURITIES
SEC Charges Hsu Created Ponzi Scheme To Fund Campaign Contributions, Lifestyle

Headline from October 7,  2008 Issue:

ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS
New Challenge to Independent Group Limits Filed in U.S. District Court in West Virginia

TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS
Grassley Favors Allowing Clergy To Endorse Political Candidates

Headline from October 6,  2008 Issue:

ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS
Bopp Announces New Lawsuit on Behalf Of Group Airing Anti-Obama Ads in 3 States

FEC ENFORCEMENT
FEC Ends Long-Running Enforcement Case Involving 2002 Louisiana Senate Campaign

Headline from October 3,  2008 Issue:

FEC
Bopp Asks FEC for Advisory Opinion About Planned NRLC Ads Faulting Obama

FEC ENFORCEMENT
Congress Backs Long-Term Authority For FEC `Administrative-Fines' Program

Headline from October 2,  2008 Issue:

ELECTIONEERING COMMUNICATIONS
Fourth Circuit Rejects Bid to Speed Challenge to FEC Rules for 527 Groups

FEC
FEC Expected to Advance Rulemaking To Eliminate `Millionaire's Amendment'

Headline from October 1,  2008 Issue:

LOBBYING
New GAO Report Urges Better Efforts To Ensure Compliance With Lobbying Law

TENNESSEE
State Sen. Ford's Jail Term Extended For Undisclosed Dealings With Contractors

WASHINGTON
Washington State Realtors' Group To Pay Fine for Reporting Violations


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