Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signs expansive new elections bill

Introduction Late last week, the Georgia General Assembly passed and Governor Brian Kemp signed into law Senate Bill 202 — […]

FEC Increases Contribution Limits For 2021-2022

Earlier this week, the Federal Election Commission (FEC) announced the updated federal contribution limits for the 2021-2022 election cycle as […]

By Benjamin Keane and Michael Pfeifer

Dentons’ US Public Policy practice is pleased to release its annual Policy Scan, an in-depth look at policy at the […]

On December 18, 2020, three new Commissioners were officially sworn in as members of the Federal Election Commission (FEC or […]

By Michael Pfeifer and Benjamin Keane

By Benjamin Keane, C. Randall Nuckolls, and Michael Pfeifer

Biden Declared by News Networks To Be America’s Next President While the states of Alaska, Georgia and North Carolina have […]

By John R. Russell, IV, Thurbert Baker, and Eric Tanenblatt

Since the release of this morning’s Results Report, there have been several developments which have materially increased the chances that […]

By John R. Russell, IV, Eric Tanenblatt, and Thurbert Baker

It remains uncertain which candidate will be the next President of the United States as President Trump and former Vice […]

By John R. Russell, IV, Thurbert Baker, and Eric Tanenblatt

With a weekend to go before election day, the Dentons Public Policy team looks at the political climate, the polling, […]

Dentons’ Public Policy team has developed a US House and Senate Elections Preview to provide the latest developments as we […]

Dentons’ Public Policy group has provided a synopsis of the political landscape for each state prepared by members of our […]