SB 1006
campaign finance; aggregate report; amount
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Bill overview
This bill amends Arizona’s campaign finance laws to update reporting requirements for committees. Specifically, it modifies the thresholds for reporting contributions and expenditures, adjusts contribution limits, and incorporates a mechanism to account for inflation through the consumer price index. The bill aims to ensure campaign finance reports accurately reflect contributions and expenditures while keeping reporting thresholds current.
Key provisions
- Increases committee registration thresholds by $100.
- Increases contribution limits by $100.
- Adjusts contribution limits annually based on the consumer price index.
- Requires committees to itemize contributions from in-state individuals exceeding $200.
- Specifies detailed reporting requirements for various types of contributions and expenditures.
- Establishes procedures for handling in-kind contributions and payroll deduction contributions.
- Requires independent expenditure reports for expenditures over $1,000.
- Adjusts biennial registration and contribution limits.
Who is affected
- Political committees
- Candidates
- Donors
- Corporations
- Labor organizations
Notable changes
- Inflation adjustment of contribution limits based on the consumer price index.
- Increased registration thresholds.
- More detailed reporting requirements for specific contribution categories.
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