Elections & Campaigns, Compliance
States and Localities Move to Block Campaign Finance Contributions from Foreign-Influenced Corporations
April 15, 2024 | Bradley Coffey
Key Takeaways:
- More than half the states have disclosures reports due in April 2022, in addition to the federal government.
- Nineteen localities also have disclosures due (including the District of Columbia).
- Additionally, annual registrations expire in two states — Virginia and Wyoming.
- What does “periodic disclosure” mean? If you’re already registered in one of these states, and you’re required to file disclosure reports in April.
In April, 29 states have periodic disclosure requirements. In other words, if you’re already registered in one of these states and are required to file disclosure reports, you must do so in the coming month. Additionally, the federal government and 19 localities (including the District of Columbia) also have deadlines. Registrations expire in two additional jurisdictions, if you are lobbying in these states you must renew your registration. Check out the map and table below for the states with due dates this month.
Not registered yet? Don’t miss a critical deadline — learn more about our industry-leading lobbying compliance services here and don’t hesitate to reach out to our team with questions
