§ 2965. Final reports; candidates for State office, the General Assembly, and county office; political committees; political parties; end-of-cycle reports for political committees and political parties
§ 2965. Final reports; candidates for State office, the General Assembly, and county office; political committees; political parties; end-of-cycle reports for political committees and political parties (a) At any time, but not later than December 15 following the general election, each candidate required to report under the provisions of section 2964 of this subchapter shall […]
§ 2966. Reports by candidates not reaching monetary reporting threshold
§ 2966. Reports by candidates not reaching monetary reporting threshold (a) Each candidate for State office, the General Assembly, or a two-year-term county office who was not required to report under the provisions of section 2964 of this subchapter shall file with the Secretary of State 10 days following the general election a statement that […]
§ 2967. Additional campaign reports; candidates for State office and the General Assembly
§ 2967. Additional campaign reports; candidates for State office and the General Assembly (a) In addition to any other reports required to be filed under this chapter, a candidate for State office or for the General Assembly who accepts a monetary contribution in an amount over $2,000.00 within 10 days of a primary or general […]
§ 2968. Campaign reports; local candidates
§ 2968. Campaign reports; local candidates (a) Each candidate for local office who has rolled over any amount of surplus into his or her new campaign or who has made expenditures or accepted contributions of $500.00 or more since the last local election for that office shall file with the Secretary of State campaign finance […]
§ 2969. Reporting of surplus maintenance by former candidates
§ 2969. Reporting of surplus maintenance by former candidates A former candidate who has maintained surplus by carrying it forward as provided in subdivision 2924(d)(1)(B) of this chapter but who is not otherwise required to file campaign reports under this chapter shall file a report of the amount of his or her surplus and any […]
§ 2950. State officers and State office candidates; contractor contribution restrictions
§ 2950. State officers and State office candidates; contractor contribution restrictions (a) Contributor restrictions on contracting. (1) If a person makes a contribution to a State officer or a candidate for a State office, or if his, her, or its principal or spouse makes such a contribution, that person shall not negotiate or enter into […]
§ 2961. Submission of reports to the Secretary of State
§ 2961. Submission of reports to the Secretary of State (a)(1) The Secretary of State shall provide on the online database set forth in section 2906 of this chapter digital access to the form that he or she provides for any report required by this chapter. Digital access shall enable any person required to file […]
§ 2962. Reports; general provisions
§ 2962. Reports; general provisions (a) Any report required to be submitted to the Secretary of State under this chapter shall contain the statement “I hereby certify that the information provided on all pages of this campaign finance disclosure report is true to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief” and places for the […]
§ 2963. Campaign reports; Secretary of State; forms; filing
§ 2963. Campaign reports; Secretary of State; forms; filing (a) The Secretary of State shall prescribe and provide a uniform reporting form for all campaign finance reports. The reporting form shall be designed to show the following information: (1) the full name, town of residence, and mailing address of each contributor who contributes an amount […]
§ 2964. Campaign reports; candidates for State office, the General Assembly, and county office; political committees; political parties
§ 2964. Campaign reports; candidates for State office, the General Assembly, and county office; political committees; political parties (a)(1) Each candidate for State office, the General Assembly, or a two-year-term county office who has rolled over any amount of surplus into his or her new campaign or who has made expenditures or accepted contributions of […]