Sentence examples for reporting of campaign from inspiring English sources

In July 2012 the Georgia state ethics commission settled five complaints against Mr Deal alleging misuse or improper reporting of campaign funds during his 2010 run for governor.

The Senate majority leader, Joseph Bruno, could swiftly give the nod to a bill requiring centralized reporting of campaign contributions and another bill to expand the lobbying law.

Mr. Robertson has said the power and money of lobbyists have grown so much in state legislatures that it is time to mandate the reporting of campaign contributions by lobbyists and their employers.

Prop 9 required detailed reporting of campaign fundraising and spending in all state and local campaigns.

With two more states (Maine and Iowa) considering investigations of his organization for improper reporting of campaign contributions and money laundering, plus the on-going ten month investigation by the California Fair Political Practices Commission FPPC Casee #08-735), Brian went on the offensive on Friday and sent out the email below to all his supporters and the media.

But there are already widespread reports of campaign abuses, and the outcome could prove a big step backwards.

Mr. Toledo surged in the final weeks of the campaign because of growing dissent over reports of campaign irregularities in the Fujimori camp.

Small teams of canvassers were seen in Union Square Park, and there were reports of campaign workers in the East Village and in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Haitians went to the polls yesterday to elect a new president amid the ruins of an earthquake that has left 800,000 people homeless, fears of a cholera outbreak and reports of campaign violence and ballot station chaos.

Six years later, she had morphed into a symbol of promise squandered, as her political career unraveled amid reports of campaign finance fraud and outrage over her visits with a Nigerian dictator.

Additionally, in the area of campaign finance reform, the groups want all candidates and parties, at all levels of government, to file reports of campaign contributions electronically with the State Board of Elections, a measure aimed at stopping corporations from giving more than the $5,000 legal limit, as nearly 100 corporations did last year.