JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — The ethics standard with employees of the executive branch have to adhere were increased through an executive order on Tuesday. Gov. Mike Parson signed Executive Order 18-10, which upholds the ban on employees of the executive […]
Missouri Ethics Commission dismiss complaints against STL County Executive challenger
The Missouri Ethics Commission dismissed an ethics complaint against St. Louis County executive hopeful Mark Mantovani regarding a contribution but still fined the candidate for not filing campaign finance reports in a timely manner. According to a letter sent on […]
Missouri Ethics Commission seeks to bar Curtis from producing evidence in hearing
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Rep. Courtney Allen Curtis is once again in the hot seat for allegedly violating several of Missouri’s campaign finance laws. The Ferguson Democrat has been facing steep penalties from the Missouri Ethics Commission after an investigation […]
Missouri Chamber sues for right to contribute to its own PAC
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – It hasn’t yet been a year since Missouri voters passed Amendment 2, a campaign contribution reform measure seeking to place restrictions on how money can be donated or maneuvered in the realm of Missouri elections, but […]
Copy and pasting deemed not great for constitutional amendments on podcast
By Michael Layer JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – With Amendment 2 in effect for a few months now, #moleg podcast sat down with Chuck Hatfield, longtime attorney superstar in the Capitol, campaign finance extraordinaire, and a partner at Stinson Leonard Street […]