State Offers Classes In Campaign Finance (WLKY Louisville)
With Kentuckys election season heating up, the state Registry of Election Finance is offering free classes for candidates and their treasurers on campaign finance laws.
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State Offers Classes In Campaign Finance (WLKY Louisville)
State’s Finance and Management Department earns national award (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)
It’s rare that the state – or most states for that matter – have anything to celebrate in their budget offices these days.
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State’s Finance and Management Department earns national award (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)
Lawmakers Want To Reform Campaign Finance Law; Healy Wants To Kill It (WNPR Connecticut Public Radio)
Public hearing on the law was Monday. Six months after a federal judge found significant problems with the state’s public campaign finance program, legislators are now beginning the process of reforming it. WNPR’s Jeff Cohen reports.
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Lawmakers Want To Reform Campaign Finance Law; Healy Wants To Kill It (WNPR Connecticut Public Radio)
HARTFORD: Public Hearing on Campaign Finance Laws (WCBS 880 New York)
Connecticut lawmakers will hear from elections experts on ways to possibly preserve the state’s embattled campaign finance program that a federal judge ruled unconstitutional.
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HARTFORD: Public Hearing on Campaign Finance Laws (WCBS 880 New York)
Finance director continues work on headline-making computer project (Montgomery Advertiser)
The state’s acting finance director has indicated he is moving forward with a multimillion-dollar project to overhaul the portion of the state’s computer system that is used for purchasing.
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Finance director continues work on headline-making computer project (Montgomery Advertiser)
District 11 Candidates Release Campaign Finance Reports (Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Three Republican candidates vying for District 11 State Representative have filed their 30-day campaign finance reports.
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District 11 Candidates Release Campaign Finance Reports (Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Finance chairman pushes 2% cap on Summit property tax increase (Independent Press)
SUMMIT — Skyrocketing property taxes are driving residents out of Summit — and out of the state — according to Common Council Finance Chairman Richard Madden.
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Finance chairman pushes 2% cap on Summit property tax increase (Independent Press)
Implement 13th Finance Commission award: NMC (Press Trust of India)
Jammu, Feb 14 (PTI) The National Mazdoor Conference today asked the Centre to immediately implement the 13th Finance Commission awards and provide funds to the State Government for release of the 6th Pay Commission arrears in favour of its employees and pensioners.
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Implement 13th Finance Commission award: NMC (Press Trust of India)
State deficit makes finance chief’s job tougher (San Francisco Chronicle)
Ana Matosantos took over one of the toughest jobs in the state Dec. 31 after Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger appointed her as director of the California Department of Finance
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State deficit makes finance chief’s job tougher (San Francisco Chronicle)
Colorado Supreme Court Taking Up Campaign Finance Law (KKTV 11 Colorado Springs)
The Colorado Supreme Court will review the state’s campaign finance reform laws.
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Colorado Supreme Court Taking Up Campaign Finance Law (KKTV 11 Colorado Springs)