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Federal Election Commission | United States of America

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      Advisory opinions

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        The advisory opinion search feature includes all FEC advisory opinions (AOs) to date. You can search all FEC AOs using keywords, AO numbers, names of requestors and more. For additional search filters, you can still search AOs using our legacy AO search.

        Case Date issued Summary This opinion is cited by these later opinions
        AO 1977-64
        Costanza for Congress Finance Committee
        01/10/1978
        Use of excess campaign funds.
        This advisory opinion is not cited by other advisory opinions
        AO 1977-63
        Rogers
        02/14/1978
        Use of excess campaign funds.
        AO 1977-62
        Coleman
        Withdrawn
        Withdrawn.
        This advisory opinion is not cited by other advisory opinions
        AO 1977-61
        Dinner with the Vice-President Committee
        02/21/1978
        Joint fundraising.
        AO 1977-60
        Zeferetti
        11/23/1977
        Purchasing of greeting cards.
        AO 1977-59
        AICPA Effective Legislation Committee
        12/08/1977
        Reports filed by assistant treasurer.
        This advisory opinion is not cited by other advisory opinions
        AO 1977-58
        Beard
        02/14/1978
        Transfer of candidate's personal funds.
        AO 1977-57
        1972 Campaign Liquidation Trust
        02/21/1978
        Termination of 1972 committee.
        This advisory opinion is not cited by other advisory opinions
        AO 1977-56
        Western Co. of North America SAFEPAC
        12/19/1977
        Officials permitted to handle employee contributions.
        AO 1977-55
        Heinz
        02/21/1978
        No opinion issued because AO 1977-50 addressed the requestor's question.
        This advisory opinion is not cited by other advisory opinions
        AO 1977-54
        Gingrich
        03/24/1978
        Candidate participation in petition drive.
        AO 1977-53
        APCAC
        01/12/1978
        Activity by foreign-based trade association.
        AO 1977-52
        Dyas
        02/08/1978
        Retiring 1974 and 1976 debts; transfer of debts.
        AO 1977-51
        Heftel
        11/16/1977
        Gifts to Congressional members.
        This advisory opinion is not cited by other advisory opinions
        AO 1977-50
        NRSC
        12/19/1977
        Superseded in part; see AO 1989-89. Officeholder expenses paid by the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
        AO 1977-49
        Kerr-McGee Corp. PAC
        02/28/1978
        Solicitations by corporate political action committee.
        AO 1977-48
        Durning for Congress Committee
        11/16/1977
        Use of excess campaign funds.
        AO 1977-47
        Hansen
        11/16/1977
        Use of surplus campaign funds.
        This advisory opinion is not cited by other advisory opinions
        AO 1977-46
        Jagt
        11/04/1977
        Superseded; see AO 1978-73. Receiving honoraria.
        AO 1977-45
        Martin
        11/04/1977
        Use of credit received.
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        This information is not intended to replace the law or to change its meaning, nor does this information create or confer any rights for or on any person or bind the Federal Election Commission or the public.

        The reader is encouraged also to consult the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended (52 U.S.C. 30101 et seq.), Commission regulations (Title 11 of the Code of Federal Regulations), Commission advisory opinions and applicable court decisions.