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Senator Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign may solicit and receive private contributions for the general election, yet retain the option to refund those contributions and accept public financing if he …
Read moreThe Arizona Libertarian Party, Inc. (the Arizona Party), satisfies the requirements for state committee status.
The Federal Election Campaign Act (the Act) defines a state committee as “the organization …
Read moreWorking Assets may offer an affinity wireless telecommunication program to sponsoring political committees that would allow customers to direct a 10 percent rebate from their monthly charges as a contribution …
Read moreThe 2007 Campaign Guide for Corporations and Labor Organizations is now available on the Commission website. Paper copies will be available by May 2007.
For each type of committee, …
Read moreDuring February and March 2007, Barry Bialek, Jon Marcus and Jack and Renee Beam filed separate, but substantially similar complaints with district courts in Colorado, Arizona and Northern Illinois, respectively, …
Read moreOn February 16, 2007, the Commission approved rulemaking priorities for 2007. The priorities include:
Sign up now and avoid paying a late fee to attend the FEC Spring Conferences! Corporate PACs can avoid a late fee by registering for their April conference by March …
Read more. If you are a monthly filing committee, don't forget to file the report due this Tuesday, March 20. If you are with a campaign or a party committee, …
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