January 22, 2025 - 23:31

In a significant move towards enhancing transparency in campaign financing, a committee of South Dakota senators has advanced three pivotal bills. These proposed reforms aim to impose stricter limits on loans made to campaign finance committees, addressing concerns over financial accountability in political campaigns. Additionally, the legislation seeks to regulate contributions from inactive committees, ensuring that funds are not misused or left unmonitored.
One of the key aspects of the bills is the requirement for increased reporting by inactive committees. This measure is designed to provide clearer insights into the financial activities of these committees, potentially deterring any illicit financial maneuvers. As the legislative process unfolds, supporters of the reforms believe that these changes will foster greater integrity in the electoral process, ultimately benefiting voters and enhancing public trust in political institutions. The bills now await further discussion and potential approval from the full legislative body.
February 20, 2026 - 23:00
WisDems: Updated: RPW breaks state law by failing to file campaign finance report, WisDems chair respondsMADISON, Wis. — An official ethics complaint has been filed against the Republican Party of Wisconsin (RPW) for an alleged clear violation of state campaign finance law. The complaint centers on...
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CFPB releases college credit card reportFor the first time since 2017, the total number of college- and university-affiliated credit card issuers did not decrease, holding steady at 133 agreements nationwide. This plateau follows a...
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