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For more information, go to: Candidate Filing System Manual – Schedule C.

You can donate up to twice the amount of your maximum contributions (i.e., if your maximum contribution is $2,000, you may donate up to $4,000) in each category below: Charitable ...
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Yes, no fundraiser shall be held unless a Notice of Intent form is filed with the Commission for any function held for the benefit of a candidate or candidate committee ...
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Yes, however, you must obtain the name and address of each person purchasing a food/item because this is considered a contribution reportable to the Commission.

Yes, however, contributions must be deposited directly into Committee’s Depository (Bank) within seven (7) days of receipt.  Contributions received without the contributor’s information must be declined and returned within thirty ...
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You will need to use a laptop or desktop computer to file your reports.  For Mac/Apple users, you must use Chrome or Edge internet browsers to file your report.  For ...
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It is advisable that you call your selected bank prior to opening your committee’s bank account.  Banks will vary on their requirements.  If your bank requires an Organizational Report and ...
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If a noncandidate committee places an advertisement for or against a campaign, it must include a disclaimer that states: Who paid for the advertisement (i.e., “paid for by”) including the ...
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Yes, as long as your noncandidate committee is registered with the Commission, your committee is required to continue filing disclosure reports.  During the non-election years, two (2) Supplemental Reports are ...
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Yes, even if a committee has no activity to report for any applicable reporting period (i.e., received or made zero ($0) contributions or spent zero ($0) money), a disclosure report ...
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