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Campaign Finance & Pay-to-Play

Campaign Finance & Pay-to-Play March 30, 2007

Municipal Campaign Disclosure Laws, Budgets, and Priorities

Laws are highly over-rated. This is one reason why the City Ethics Model Code Project is not just about codes, but the centerpiece of a wide-ranging discussion of all the issues involved in creating, improving, and maintaining local government ethics programs. Laws may be too highly over-rated, but…
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Campaign Finance & Pay-to-Play November 29, 2006

Political Solicitation

This is the place to discuss how to deal with the situation where an official puts pressure, directly or indirectly, on subordinates to participate in political campaigns. This provision also deals with the problem of political activity at work or with city funds or facilities. Municipal officials …
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