Alabama
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Alaska |
A legislator or legislative employee shall disclose the formation or maintenance of a close economic association involving a substantial financial matter with a registered lobbyist. Alaska Stat. Ann. § 24.60.070.
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Arizona
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Arkansas
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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California
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Colorado
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Legislators required disclosures include the identity of any person, firm, or organization for whom compensated lobbying is done if that lobbying is done for the benefit of the legislator. Colo. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 24-6-202.
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Connecticut
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Statements of financial interests shall include the name of any lobbyist, person seeking to do business with the state, or any business with which such lobbyist or person is associated, if associated with a business associated with the legislator. Conn. Gen. Stat. Ann. § 1-83.
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Delaware
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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District of Columbia
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Florida
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Georgia
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Financial disclosure statements are required to include each transactions which aggregate $9,000 or more per year if the filer, a business in which the filer or a family member thereof has a substantial interest or is an officer in, has received any income from an individual represented by a lobbyist. Ga. Code Ann. § 21-5-50.
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Guam
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Hawaii
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Idaho
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Illinois
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The identity of any compensated lobbyist with whom the person making the statement maintains a close economic association, including the name of the lobbyist and specifying the legislative matter or matters which are the object of the lobbying activity, and describing the general type of economic activity of the client or principal on whose behalf that person is lobbying. 5 Ill. Comp. Stat. Ann. 420/4A-102.
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Indiana
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For a lobbyist who is a member, officer, director, or manager of a business that employs the filer, shall disclose the name of the lobbyist and a description of the matters lobbied. Ind. Code Ann. § 2-2.2-2-3.
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Iowa
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Kansas
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Kentucky
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Must disclose the name of any legislative agent (lobbyist) who is a member of the filer's immediate family, a partner or a partner of an immediate family member, an officer or director of the filer's employer, an employer of the filer or family member's employer, or a business associate or family member's business associate. Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 6.787.
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Louisiana
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Maine
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Maryland
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Must disclose gifts received from or on behalf of a regulated lobbyist, any income source that has engaged a spouse for lobbying if that spouse is a registered lobbyist. Md. Gen. Provis. § 5-607.
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Massachusetts
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Must disclose any source of gifts or income from an individual with a direct interest in legislative action. Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. ch. 268B, § 5.
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Michigan
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Minnesota
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Mississippi
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Missouri
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Must disclose the name, position, and relationship of any relative within the first degree who is a lobbyist. Mo. Ann. Stat. § 105.485.
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Montana
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Nebraska
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Nevada
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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New Hampshire
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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New Jersey
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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New Mexico
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Under the income disclosure requirements, filers describing income from a law practice, consulting operation, or similar type of business must disclose the names and addresses of all clients represented for lobbying purposes for the filer or the filer's spouse. N.M. Stat. Ann. § 10-16A-3.
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New York
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If receives income of $10,000 or more from any reportable activity, must identify each registered lobbyist who has directly referred to the filer a client from which a fee for services of $5,000 or more was received. N.Y. Pub. Off. Law § 73-a.
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North Carolina
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Must disclose if the filer or immediate family thereof is or has been a lobbyist or principal within the past 12 months. N.C. Gen. Stat. Ann. § 163A-189.
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North Dakota
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Ohio
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Must disclose source of any gifts or income if the source is a lobbyist or the employer of a lobbyist. Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 102.021.
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Oklahoma
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Oregon
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Each filer shall include disclose the name of any compensated lobbyist who, during the preceding calendar year, was associated with a business with which the public official or candidate or family member thereof was also associated. Or. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 244.090.
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Pennsylvania
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Puerto Rico
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Rhode Island
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No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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South Carolina |
Must disclose the name of any lobbyist who is an immediate family member of the filer or an individual with whom or business with which the filer or a family member thereof is associated. S.C. Code Ann. § 8-13-1120.
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South Dakota |
No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Tennessee |
Must disclose if any person, firm, or organization for whom compensated lobbying is done by any associate of the person making disclosure, that person's spouse, or minor children residing with the person making disclosure, or any firm in which the person making disclosure or they hold any interest, complete to include the terms of any such employment and the measure or measures to be supported or opposed. Tenn. Code Ann. § 8-50-502.
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Texas |
No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Utah |
No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Vermont |
No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Virginia |
No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Virgin Islands |
No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Washington |
For the filer and each immediate family member thereof, must disclose all persons for whom any legislation, rule, rate, or standard has been prepared, promoted, or opposed for compensation. Wash. Rev. Code Ann. § 42.17A.710.
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West Virginia |
No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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Wisconsin |
If the filer or a family member thereof received $1,000 or more from an individual lobbyist (or $10,000 or more to a partnership, llc, or s-corp that the filer or a family member thereof has a 10% or greater interest), then, in addition to the usual income disclosures, must identify each payer - identifying the general nature of the business is insufficient. Wis. Stat. Ann. § 19.44.
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Wyoming |
No particular statutes requiring legislators to disclose lobbyist connections were found.
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