13-37-229. Disclosure requirements for candidates, ballot issue committees, political party committees, and independent committees
13-37-229. Disclosure requirements for candidates, ballot issue committees, political party committees, and independent committees. (1) The reports required under 13-37-225 through 13-37-227 from candidates, ballot issue committees, political party committees, independent committees, and joint fundraising committees must disclose the following information concerning contributions received: (a) the amount of cash on hand at the beginning of the reporting […]
13-37-230. Repealed
13-37-230. Repealed. Sec. 18, Ch. 259, L. 2015. History: En. 23-4779 by Sec. 4, Ch. 480, L. 1975; R.C.M. 1947, 23-4779(10) through (16); amd. Sec. 1, Ch. 162, L. 2009.
13-37-231. Reports to be certified as true, complete, and correct
13-37-231. Reports to be certified as true, complete, and correct. (1) A report required by this chapter to be filed by a candidate or political committee must be verified as true, complete, and correct by the oath or affirmation of the individual filing the report. The individual filing the report must be the candidate or an […]
13-37-232. Disclosure requirements for incidental committees
13-37-232. Disclosure requirements for incidental committees. (1) A combination of two or more individuals or a person other than an individual that would otherwise qualify as an incidental committee but that receives less than $250 in contributions or that makes less than $250 in expenditures does not form a political committee and is not required to […]
13-37-233. Reports to be filed regardless of tax status
13-37-233. Reports to be filed regardless of tax status. (1) A person that makes an election communication, an electioneering communication, or an independent expenditure shall file reports required by this chapter regardless of the person’s tax status under state or federal law. (2) This section does not apply to the exemptions granted to a religious organization under […]
13-37-234. Religious organization exemptions to be broadly construed
13-37-234. Religious organization exemptions to be broadly construed. Pursuant to the first amendment to the United States constitution and to ensure the consistent application of the law, the commissioner shall broadly construe the exemptions concerning religious organizations provided in 13-1-101(9)(b)(iv), (15)(b)(v), (17)(b)(v), and (19)(b)(vi). History: En. Sec. 2, Ch. 565, L. 2021.
13-37-225. Reports of contributions and expenditures required — electronic filing and publication
13-37-225. Reports of contributions and expenditures required — electronic filing and publication. (1) (a) Except as provided in 13-37-206, each candidate, political committee, and joint fundraising committee shall file with the commissioner periodic electronic reports of contributions and expenditures made by or on the behalf of a candidate, political committee, or joint fundraising committee. (b) The commissioner […]
13-37-210. Repealed
13-37-210. Repealed. Sec. 8, Ch. 571, L. 2021. History: En. Sec. 1, Ch. 225, L. 1985; amd. Sec. 24, Ch. 481, L. 2007.
13-37-211. Joint fundraising committee
13-37-211. Joint fundraising committee. (1) (a) One or more candidates for a statewide office and political committees may join together to establish a joint fundraising committee to act as a fundraising representative for all participants. A joint fundraising committee may not be construed to be a political committee. (b) The participants in a joint fundraising committee may […]
13-37-212. through 13-37-214 reserved
13-37-212 through 13-37-214 reserved.