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Questions about whether expenditures made for the benefit of a Member-Elect are reportable? Please see the JLEC Memorandum regarding reporting

Reminder – Electronic Payment

In 2019, the OLIG created an online payment portal for lobbying fees. In March 2020, the OLIG advised that we

May-August 2020 Activity & Expenditure Reports were due September 30, 2020. You can view the list of filers who are

Executive agency lobbying activity is defined as promoting, opposing or otherwise influencing the outcome of an executive agency decision regarding:

A reportable person may reimburse a lobbyist or employer for any expenditure made for their benefit. However, there is an

Lobbyists and employers may make an expenditure in conjunction with other persons. While each lobbyist/employer is only required to report

If the entity presenting the award/plaque is the employer of a lobbyist, and the value of the award/plaque is greater

While lobbying engagements expire by statute (legislative expires at the end of each general assembly session whereas executive and retirement

The Joint Legislative Ethics Committee (JLEC), strives to offer the most effective and efficient service to our registered lobbyists. Recently,

January-April 2020 Activity & Expenditure Reports were due June 1, 2020. You can view the list of filers who are