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If you make independent expenditures in connection with an upcoming election, you may trigger special reporting obligations. Political committees and other persons that make independent expenditures may have to disclose …
Read moreWASHINGTON -- The Federal Election Commission cited five campaign committees today for failing to file the 12-Day Pre-Primary Report required by the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended …
Read moreThe FEC will offer two webinars on March 30 for committees that use the Commission’s FECFile software to file their disclosure reports.
These two-hour training sessions are designed to address …
Read moreRegistration is now open for the FEC’s March 23 Webinar for Candidates and their Campaign Committees. The day-long webinar will include a Basics for Beginners session in the morning …
Read moreWASHINGTON – At its open meeting today, the Federal Election Commission approved a proposed procedural rule concerning foreign state respondents in enforcement matters. The Commission voted on but did not …
Read moreThe Commission will hold a one-day online seminar for federal candidates and their campaign committees on March 23, 2022. Commission staff will conduct several technical workshops on the federal campaign …
Read moreThe Commission will host two webinars in March to review the rules and reporting requirements for political committees—including Super PACs and Hybrid PACs—individuals and organizations that make independent expenditures.
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Read moreTo meet demand, the Commission is adding a second Independent Expenditures Webinar on Wednesday, March 16.
During this two-hour training event, staff from the FEC’s Information and Reports Analysis Divisions …
Read moreThe Commission has announced the coordinated party expenditure limits for 2022: $55,000 for House nominees ($109,900 in those states with only one Congressional district) and between $109,900 and $3,348,500 for …
Read moreThe Federal Election Campaign Act and Commission regulations require certain political committees to disclose information about lobbyists/registrants and lobbyist/registrant PACs whose bundled contributions within a covered period exceed a specified …
Read moreThe 2022 coordinated party expenditure limits are now available.
A prospective candidate’s disability benefits do not constitute “earned income” under the Federal Election Campaign Act (the Act) and Commission regulations, and therefore may not be used to calculate a …
Read morePACs and some party committees have the option to file reports on a monthly or quarterly filing schedule, and may change their filing frequency one time per year. During a …
Read moreWASHINGTON – At its open meeting today, the Federal Election Commission approved an advisory opinion. Prior to the meeting, the Commission approved a proposed final audit report.
Read moreEditor's Note: To meet demand, the Commission is adding a second Independent Expenditures Webinar on Wednesday, March 16.
Political committees, individuals and organizations spent more than $3.1 billion on …
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