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Federal Election Commission | United States of America

AO 1996-22

Perot

Summary

Public funding for non-major party candidates.

Documents

Final opinion June 14, 1996
Date Name Document type
06/14/1996 AO 1996-22 Final Opinion
06/13/1996 Vote Votes
05/29/1996 Draft AO (OGC), Agenda Document No. 96-62 Draft Documents
05/23/1996 Late Comment on AOR by Daniel F. Walker Comments and Ex parte Communications
04/30/1996 Request by Ross Perot and the Perot Reform Committee AO Request, Supplemental Material, and Extensions of Time

Entities

Role Name Type
Requestor Perot Reform Committee Federal candidate/candidate committee/officeholder
Requestor Mr. Ross Perot Individual
Counsel/Representative Hughes & Luce, L.L.P. Law Firm
Counsel/Representative Mr. Ross Clayton Mulford Esq. Individual
Commenter Mr. Daniel F. Walker Individual

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Regulations


This opinion cites these earlier opinions
National Committee of the Libertarian Party

Liberal Party Campaign Commitee for 1976 -- Carter-Mondale

Pyramid Freedom Party

Citizens Committee

Socialist National Committee

Anderson

Anderson

Anderson

Populist Party

Natural Law Party

U.S. Taxpayers Party

U.S. Taxpayers Party

This opinion is cited by these later opinions
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