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1. Texas Government Flashcards | Quizlet
It applies to candidates running for a seat in the Texas legislature. The device by which a corporation may contribute money to a political candidate is.(1)…
This page discusses the individuals, groups, political committees and other An individual may make contributions to candidates and their authorized Missing: device | Must include: device(2)…
(3) “Campaign contribution” means a contribution to a candidate or (4) before the committee may use a political contribution from a corporation or a (3)…
2. Advisory opinions : Campaign Finance Board
Opinion numberProgramDate issuedRequestor453 (PDF)Campaign Finance6/3/2020Sen. Karla Bigham452 (PDF)Campaign Finance2/5/2020Nonpublic451 (PDF)Gift Ban1/3/2020Dr. Kathryn PearsonView 317 more rows(4)…
(a) A candidate, officeholder, or specific-purpose committee may not knowingly accept from a contributor in a reporting period political contributions in cash Missing: device | Must include: device(5)…
The article indicates that the group is “pressing 82 corporations to be transparent about donations to candidates and causes as contributions resume after a (6)…
3. Political Activities Policy – News Corp
All Corporate Political Contributions must be approved in advance by News including but not limited to donating money to the candidates of their choice (7)…
by OJ Wouters · 2020 · Cited by 15 — Apart from lobbying, individuals and organizations may contribute money to political campaigns to support their preferred candidates and improve (8)…
4. Lobbying Expenditures and Campaign Contributions by the …
by OJ Wouters · 2020 · Cited by 15 — Apart from lobbying, individuals and organizations may contribute money to political campaigns to support their preferred candidates and improve (9)…
States that allow corporate contributions to candidates or political parties require that “Contribute” is a broad term and may include money, property, (10)…
Feb 5, 2021 — Itemized lists of corporate political contributions to the national political organizations and state-level candidates and committees for (11)…
by FR Hill · 1997 · Cited by 27 — C. Rationales for Limiting Corporate Political Contributions 888 under § 432(e)(1) may support only one candidate); id. §§ 433-34 (setting forth the.(12)…
The device by which a corporation may contribute money to a political candidate is through a political action committee. Interest groups organized to promote (13)…
5. Why is There so Little Money in US Politics? – Duke Law …
by JM de Figueiredo · 2003 · Cited by 3 — Were they to cover the overhead of their PACs, corporations, trade associations and unions could almost double the amount that they contribute to political (14)…
106.11 Expenses of and expenditures by candidates and political committees. Notwithstanding the foregoing meanings of “contribution,” the term may not (15)…
Even where permitted by law, PNC does not contribute corporate funds for election campaigns, nor do we make any political contributions to candidates, (16)…
6. DISCLOSURE OF CAMPAIGN – Illinois State Board of Elections
(b) During an election cycle, a candidate political committee may not accept contributions with an aggregate value over the following: (i) $5,000 from any 114 pages(17)…
issue committee, a judicial candidate, or a political committee that is a corporation or a union. (d) The joint fundraising committee may not be a 35 pages(18)…
All eligible employees may make voluntary contributions to the company’s political action committees: PG&E Corporation Employees EnergyPAC and Pacific Gas (19)…
May 1, 2021 — campaign finance law, however, generally prohibits corporations and labor organizations from making political contributions. Elec.(20)…
7. CORPORATE POLITICAL SPEECH – Harvard Law Review
by LA Bebchuk · 2010 · Cited by 293 — would align corporate political speech decisions with shareholder in- candidates or providing them with direct contributions, see 2 U.S.C. § 441b (2006) (21)…
Dec 31, 2020 — (4) before the committee may use a political contribution from a corporation or a labor organization to make a direct campaign expenditure (22)…
§114.2 Prohibitions on contributions, expenditures and electioneering communications. or gift of money, or any services, or anything of value (except a loan of money 11 CFR 100.82(a) through (d)) to any candidate, political party or committee, (iv) Individuals who may be paid by the corporation or labor organization, (23)…
8. Contributions – California Fair Political Practices Commission
Money, nonmonetary items, and loans from the candidate to his lobbyist may not make a contribution to an elected state officer or candidate for elective (24)…
other type may also contribute funds to the Citizens’ Election Fund. candidate), a political committee, a corporation, or any source other than a (25)…
Jun 30, 2021 — Candidates for the office of state chair of a political party may NOT choose modified reporting. ••. I do not intend to accept more than (26)…
9. FORMAL OPINIONS – New York State Board of Elections – NY.gov
Newsletter (Political). As fund-raiser device, 1982, #10 May corporations in New York State make contributions for political purposes for candidates or political contribute money and/or time to the political party or candidate of their choice.(27)…
contributions accepted or political expenditures made in violation of this provision. Note: A candidate may appoint himself or herself as his or her own (28)…
10. Campaign Finance Law – OCPF
Political contributions, etc., by corporations; penalties.. Section 8. No corporation carrying on the business of a bank, trust, surety indemnity, (29)…
(b) Political campaign contributions, receipts and expenditures of money, segregated fund of a corporation that may only accept contributions from its (30)…
The terms “Contributions” and “Expenditures” include all loans and transfers of money or other thing of value to or by any candidate, candidate committee, (31)…
(B) No member or employee of the commission may be a candidate, an official in a political party, or a lobbyist. Other than by virtue of membership on or (32)…
Bank of America Corporate Political Contributions Policy Statement of America may make contributions to non-candidate organizations such as political (33)…
Interest groups may support or oppose political candidates, however, A rage for paper money, for an abolition of debts, for an equal division of (34)…
campaign contributions and loans from candidates to their political corporation, limited liability partnership, or limited liability company may be solicited or (a) No person, candidate or political committee shall make a contribution of cash in an Credit Card means a credit or debit card or other similar device issued by a (35)…
political service providers and political candidates in the areas of While it is clear that business and nonprofit corporations and unions may make (36)…
by I van Biezen · 2003 · Cited by 144 — The new law makes it illegal for private business to donate money to political parties and candidates. Private financing by corporate entities is ruled out so (37)…
(B) Such a candidate may accept unlimited contributions from a political party. (3)(A) A candidate for the office of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of (38)…
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(1). Texas Government Flashcards | Quizlet
(2). Who can and can’t contribute to a candidate – FEC
(3). Title 15, Election Code – Regulating Political Funds and …
(4). Advisory opinions : Campaign Finance Board
(5). ELECTION CODE CHAPTER 253. RESTRICTIONS ON …
(6). Essential Ethics: Check Out the Latest Developments in …
(7). Political Activities Policy – News Corp
(8). Lobbying Expenditures and Campaign Contributions by the …
(9). Lobbying Expenditures and Campaign Contributions by the …
(10). U.S. Political Contributions | ADM
(11). Political contributions and lobbying | ExxonMobil
(12). Corporate Philanthropy and Campaign Finance – University of …
(13). TX GOVT QUIZ 7 – In their grassroots and electioneering …
(14). Why is There so Little Money in US Politics? – Duke Law …
(15). Chapter 106, Florida Statutes – Statutes & Constitution :View …
(16). Political Contributions & Engagement – PNC
(17). DISCLOSURE OF CAMPAIGN – Illinois State Board of Elections
(18). SB 319 – Montana State Legislature
(19). PG&E Political Engagement – PG&E Corporation
(20). TOWN OF ARGYLE MAY 1, 2021 CANDIDATE … – Argyle, TX
(21). CORPORATE POLITICAL SPEECH – Harvard Law Review
(22). Candidate Packet – 2020 General Election – City of Temple
(23). Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR)
(24). Contributions – California Fair Political Practices Commission
(25). 2020 Guide for General Assembly Candidates Participating in …
(26). Amendment: Appointment of a Campaign Treasurer by a …
(27). FORMAL OPINIONS – New York State Board of Elections – NY.gov
(28). texas ethics commission candidate/officeholder … – City of Pharr
(29). Campaign Finance Law – OCPF
(30). chapter 3. elections. – West Virginia Code
(31). New Jersey Department of State – Statutes & Rules – Division …
(32). Code of Laws – Title 8 – Chapter 13 – South Carolina Legislature
(33). Political Activities :: Bank of America Corporation (BAC)
(34). Interest Groups: Who or what are they? | United States …
(35). 970 CMR: OFFICE OF CAMPAIGN AND POLITICAL FINANCE 970 …
(36). The Rules of The Game – Bolder Advocacy
(37). Financing political parties and election campaigns – The …
(38). Vermont Laws
