Oklahoma Secretary of State Campaign Finance completes five-year review of social fund-raising event regulations and determines no rule changes are necessary as of June 15, 2026.
Oklahoma Administrative Code 111:2-1-07 on federal committee limitations requires no changes following the Secretary of State's five-year review completed June 15, 2026.
Oklahoma's five-year review of campaign finance rules governing corporate and nonprofit use of funds for candidate advocacy found no changes necessary as of June 15, 2026.
Oklahoma Secretary of State Campaign Finance proposes amendments to OAC 111:2-1-03 governing loan provisions; filed June 15, 2026.
Ohio EPA is refiling OAC 3745-525-80 to establish additional recordkeeping, notification, and public internet disclosure requirements for regulated entities; filed June 15, 2026.
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency rule OAC 3745-525-370 governs permit transfers for coal combustion residue units; refiled June 15, 2026.
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is refiling OAC 3745-525-350 to govern permit termination procedures for installation and operation; filed June 15, 2026.
Ohio EPA's OAC 3745-525-320 establishes procedures for permits to install and operate coal combustion residue units; rule filed June 15, 2026.
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency rule OAC 3745-525-315 establishes approval criteria for coal combustion residue unit operating permits; filed June 15, 2026.
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency rule OAC 3745-525-205 establishes structural integrity criteria for new coal combustion residue surface impoundments and lateral expansions; filed June 15, 2026.
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