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The Federal Election Commission has renewed the partial reporting exemption for the Socialist Workers Party, the Socialist Workers Party National Campaign Committee, other Socialist Workers Party committees and authorized committees …
Read moreOn May 20, 2009, certain Leadership PACs, Presidential campaigns and political party committees may be required to file FEC Form 3L for the first time. Under the new lobbyist bundling …
Read moreThe Post-General report is due Thursday, April 30, for candidates in the March 31st special general election in New York's 20th Congressional district. Quarterly-filing PACs or party committees that …
Read moreSometimes membership organizations are not sure whether the more specific rules for trade associations apply to them. While all trade associations are membership organizations under FEC rules, not all membership …
Read moreMost federal candidates' campaign committees file quarterly reports this Wednesday, April 15. PACs and party committees file either monthly or semiannually this year, and Presidential campaigns that filed monthly in …
Read moreEditor's note: On September 21, 2018, legislation was enacted which contained a provision that makes the Federal Election Commission (FEC) the official point of entry for all Senate filings, effective …
Read moreThe Commission will hold its annual conference in Washington, DC, on May 21-22, 2009, for trade associations, membership organizations, labor organizations and their political committees. Commissioners and staff will conduct …
Read moreThe number of federally registered political action committees (PACs) increased by nine percent from 4,234 on January 1, 2008, to 4,611 by January 1, 2009.
For more than 20 years, …
Read moreFederal officeholder's ability to raise nonfederal funds to retire state campaign's debt (Jim Risch for Lieutenant Governor Committee, February 17, 2009).
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