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LOBBYIST REGISTRATION and RENEWAL Initial Registration 2025

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The document is an application form for lobbyist registration and renewal in the State of Arizona, to be filed with the Arizona Secretary of State. It outlines the necessary information required from lobbyists, including personal details, business information, and compliance with the Lobbyist Handbook. The form must be submitted during specific time frames and includes a section for notarization.

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What are lobbyists not allowed to do?

A lobbyist may not make a contribution to state or local committees controlled by a state candidate or officeholder if the lobbyist is registered to lobby the candidates or officeholders agency. B. May a lobbyist employer deliver a campaign contribution to a legislators Capitol office? No.

What is illegal for lobbyists to do?

A lobbyist is prohibited from engaging in any activity with the purpose of placing an elected state officer, legislative official, agency official, or state candidate under personal obligation to the lobbyist, the lobbying firm, or the lobbyists or the firms employer.

What is the 20 percent rule for lobbying?

The term lobbyist means any individual who is employed or retained by a client for financial or other compensation for services that include more than one lobbying contact, other than an individual whose lobbying activities constitute less than 20 percent of the time engaged in the services provided by such

What are some limitations of lobbyists?

Lobbyists and lobbying firms are prohibited from making a gift or gifts totaling more than $10 in a calendar month to a state, legislative or agency official (including designated state employees) if that lobbyist or lobbying firm is registered to lobby the governmental agency at which the official works.

What are the rules of lobbying?

A person must register as a lobbyist if in connection with or for the purpose of influencing any executive action, spends a cumulative value of at least $100 for gifts, including meals, beverages, and special events, to one or more officials or employees of the Executive Branch; compensated to influence executive

How long does a former representative be out of office before becoming a lobbyist?

Under current law, Members of the House of Representatives are banned from lobbying for one year after leaving office and Senators are banned from lobbying for two years. Still, approximately two-thirds of former Members have joined the lobbying industry.

What are the limits on lobbying?

Organizations are allowed to spend 20% on lobbying with overall annual expenditures of $500,000.

What is lobbyist registration?

The Political Reform Act requires individuals, businesses and other organizations that make or receive payments to influence state governmental decisions such as advocating for or against legislative bills and state agency regulations to register as lobbyists and submit periodic reports of their lobbying activity.

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