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Lobbyist Registrations
The nonpartisan Virginia Public Access Project has posted 52 lobbyist registrations received from the Secretary of the Commonwealth since November 19. In this batch there were:
21 NEW LOBBYIST-CLIENT REGISTRATIONS
31 RENEWALS OF 2011-2012 REGISTRATIONS
VPAP will continue to provide updates as the SOC makes the information available.
11/29/2012
$10K Donations to PACs
Virginia's campaign finance laws require non-candidate political committees to report any single donation of $10,000 or more within three business days of receipt. Here are PACs that have reported large donations since November 5:
Democratic Party - Commonwealth Victory Fund
- $20,000 - Affiliates of Virginia State AFL-CIO
- $10,000 - Association of Electric Cooperatives
- $30,000 - Kilgore for Delegate - Terry
- $10,000 - Purkey for Delegate - Bob
- $15,000 - Scott for Delegate - Jim
- $15,000 - Honeywell Inc.
- $10,000 - Honeywell Inc.
- $12,000 - Comstock for Delegate, Barbara
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11/20/2012
Lobbyist Registrations
The nonpartisan Virginia Public Access Project has posted 23 lobbyist registrations received from the Secretary of the Commonwealth since November 9. In this batch there were:
9 NEW LOBBYIST-CLIENT REGISTRATIONS14 RENEWALS OF 2011-2012 REGISTRATIONS
VPAP will continue to provide updates as the SOC makes the information available.
11/19/2012
After Virginia Votes - Audio, Photos
Nearly 200 people turned out Thursday for AFTER VIRGINIA VOTES, a look back at this year's U.S. Senate race.
The program featured Mo Elleithee, senior strategist to Kaine for Senate, and Boyd Marcus, senior political advisor to Allen for Senate.
11/15/2012
After Virginia Votes - Sold Out
After Virginia Votes is now sold out -- we are expecting more than 300 people at tomorrow's event. We hope to see you there!
Questions? Contact Katy Johnstone Hurtz at 804.353.4300 or khurtz@vpap.org.
11/14/2012
GOP did better in absentee battle
Virginia Republicans may have lost the war, but the GOP performed better than expected in one key battle -- absentee votes.
Republicans worked hard to avoid a repeat of 2008, when Barack Obama entered election day with a lead of more than 100,000 votes thanks to an unexpected surge in absentee votes.
This year, Obama still won the battle for "early votes" but his margin of victory in absentee ballots was cut to 52,000, according to unofficial election returns from localities with centralized absentee voting.
Here are five localities where Romney's margins were much better in AB votes than total votes:
- Richmond City - Romney won 38% of AB votes (21% overall)
- Brunswick County - Romney won 46% of AB votes (37% overall)
- Franklin City - Romney won 47% of AB votes (34% overall)
- Williamsburg - Romney won 45% of AB votes (35% overall)
- Martinsville - Romney won 45% of AB votes (37% overall)
11/13/2012
Lobbyist Registrations
The nonpartisan Virginia Public Access Project has posted 23 lobbyist registrations received from the Secretary of the Commonwealth since November 1. In this batch there were:
6 NEW LOBBYIST-CLIENT REGISTRATIONS17 RENEWALS OF 2011-2012 REGISTRATIONS
VPAP will continue to provide updates as the SOC makes the information available.
11/09/2012
