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Weekly Digests are published every Friday and summarize the week's publicly disclosed activity. Press releases are published as news happens.
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A new compliance manual that summarizes the Commission's general enforcement procedures and policies is now available. The Guidebook for Complainants and Respondents on the FEC Enforcement Process provides a step-by-step …
Read more. On January 6, final rules on campaign travel by aircraft recently published in the Federal Register will become effective. Learn more about these new rules by attending the Commission's …
Read more. As of December 23, the Commission has now placed all publicly released enforcement documents, dating back to the agency's creation, on its website. Closed enforcement matters from 1975 through …
Read moreOn December 17, the Commission approved two items to better explain enforcement procedures to the regulated community: 1) a Guidebook for Complainants and Respondents on the FEC Enforcement Process, …
Read moreThe FEC periodically offers training conferences and workshops to help committees learn about the campaign finance law. Dates for scheduled 2010 conferences and workshops have been posted at https://transition.fec.gov/info/outreach.shtml. …
Read moreThe Commission has published new regulations governing campaign travel and proposed changes to its rules limiting candidate/officeholder participation in nonfederal fundraisers. The rules on campaign travel, most of which …
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