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State legislators will be able to accept donations from the natural gas industry in the days leading up to a pivotal vote on taxing gas-extraction - and won´t have to report the contributions until after the vote.
State legislators will be able to accept donations from the natural gas industry in the days leading up to a pivotal vote on taxing gas-extraction - and won't have to report the contributions until after the vote.
Legislators' gas-filled coffers
It's Our Money: This fall, there's an 18-day period when lawmakers will be able to accept cash from the gas industry and not have to report it until after they vote on a proposed gas-extraction tax. Where is the accountability?
 
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