An act concerning campaign finance laws, statutorily recognized indigenous tribes and security for candidates, their families and their campaign staffs.
An Act Concerning Campaign Finance Laws, Statutorily Recognized Indigenous Tribes and Security for Candidates, Their Families and Their Campaign Staffs.
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Overview
To, for purposes of the campaign finance laws, (1) redefine "state contractor", "prospective state contractor" and "subcontractor" to exclude statutorily recognized indigenous tribes of this state, and (2) provide that payment for personal security services for a candidate and such candidate's family and campaign staff is a permissible expenditure of a committee.
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Government Administration and Elections Committee
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