"… s to state voter lists. State parties in Arizona, Kentucky, New Jersey and North Dakota reported paying TriMeros a total of $66,400 last year.Looking to NovemberI …"

"… rs, recipients and spending categories.Among the states, only Arkansas and North Dakota did not require disclosure of state party expenditures during 2001-2002, a …"

"… information from the federal accounts of party committees in Arkansas and North Dakota was available from the FEC and is included in the study. All states requir …"

"… rmation is not always an oversight, the Center found. Neither Arkansas nor North Dakota require political parties to disclose any information about how they spend …"

"… y measured expenditures as well as contributions. Two states, Arkansas and North Dakota, do not require political parties to report expenditure information. Of th …"

"… er states pay little attention to this portion of the reports.Arkansas and North Dakota don't require political parties to report any expenditure information, not …"

"… conflict of interest.Relative worthLobbyist Thomas D. Kelsch is married to North Dakota state Republican Rep. RaeAnn Kelsch. Thomas Kelsch lobbied on behalf of Ge …"

"… the occasional odd situation. Thomas Kelsch told the story of the day the North Dakota Travelers Association (for which he was a lawyer, but not a lobbyist) was …"

"… South Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia—expenditure totals increased.North Dakota, which has a legislature that only meets in odd-numbered years, reported t …"

"… he legislature met in 2003, the state reported lobbying totals of $20,096. North Dakota's disclosure law only applies to legislative lobbyists, who do not have to …"

"… y decide how to implement the new regulations.Colorado, Florida, New York, North Dakota and Pennsylvania also undertook efforts to change their lobbyist registrat …"

"… closure requirements for lobbyists and their employers, while lawmakers in North Dakota took a small step backward by voting to raise by $10 the amount of money a …"

"… ore than $10. The House bill also would impose a longer cooling-off period.North DakotaThe legislature voted in April to raise the threshold of the amount that a …"

"… $132,485,542 and $516,155,477 for their efforts.Two states—Missouri and North Dakota—were able for the first time to provide an overall total of lobby spendi …"