Section 664:9-a – Itemized Statements Filed by Facsimile Transmission.
664:9-a Itemized Statements Filed by Facsimile Transmission. – The sworn itemized statements required to be filed by a political committee or a candidate or on the candidate’s behalf as required by RSA 664:6, 664:7, and 664:7-b may be filed by means of a facsimile transmission; provided, however, that a statement which is transmitted electronically […]
Section 664:9-b – Reports of Receipts and Expenditures Filed Electronically.
664:9-b Reports of Receipts and Expenditures Filed Electronically. – A political committee of a candidate or a candidate may electronically report receipts and expenditures, as required by RSA 664:6, 664:7, and 664:7-b, by uploading the report to the secretary of state’s website. The report shall be publicly available on the website on or before […]
Section 664:10 – Social Activities.
664:10 Social Activities. – Outings, dinners and social affairs conducted by political committees, clubs and others at which each person attending pays a sum approximating closely the cost of his own food, sustenance or entertainment shall not, as to such payments and disbursements therefrom, be deemed reportable or limited receipts or expenditures under this […]
Section 664:6 – Reporting by Political Committee.
664:6 Reporting by Political Committee. – I. Any political committee whose receipts or expenditures exceed $1,000 shall file with the secretary of state an itemized statement in the form prescribed by the secretary of state, signed by its chairman and treasurer showing each of its receipts exceeding $50 with the full name and postal […]
Section 664:6-a – Reporting by Political Advocacy Organizations.
664:6-a Reporting by Political Advocacy Organizations. – Political advocacy organizations shall report with the secretary of state any funds received or expenses incurred in connection with communications described in RSA 664:2, VII, under the same deadlines and in the same general form required of political committees under RSA 664:6, IV-a. Source. 2014, 279:13, eff. […]
Section 664:1 – Applicability of Chapter.
664:1 Applicability of Chapter. – The provisions of this chapter shall apply to all state primary, general, and special elections, but shall only apply to presidential preference primaries as provided in this section. The provisions relating to political advertising, push polling, and enforcement, RSA 664:14 through RSA 664:22, shall additionally apply to presidential primary, […]
Section 664:2 – Definitions.
664:2 Definitions. – As used in this chapter: I. " Election " means any general biennial or special election, political party primary, or presidential preference primary as provided in RSA 664:1. II. "Candidate" means any person publicly declared as such and for whom votes are sought in an election. III. " Political committee " […]
Section 664:3 – Registration of Political Committees.
664:3 Registration of Political Committees. – I. Any political committee, except the political committee of a political party, shall register with the secretary of state as provided in this section. A political committee may register for an election cycle at any time after the final report is due following the then-most-recent general election. The […]
Section 664:3-a – Registration of Political Advocacy Organizations.
664:3-a Registration of Political Advocacy Organizations. – Political advocacy organizations shall register with the secretary of state under the same deadlines and in the same general form required of political committees under RSA 664:3. Source. 2014, 279:12, eff. July 28, 2014.
Section 664:4 – Prohibited Political Contributions.
[RSA 664:4 effective until January 1, 2023; see also RSA 664:4 set out below.] 664:4 Prohibited Political Contributions. – No contribution, whether tangible or intangible, shall be made to a candidate, a political committee, or political party, or in behalf of a candidate or political committee or political party, directly or indirectly, for the […]