An Act reforming campaign finance laws
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, S.2935, aims to reform campaign finance laws in Massachusetts. It seeks to update regulations surrounding contributions and expenditures made in political campaigns. The bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Ways and Means after being reported favorably by the Senate Committee on Election Laws. It is related to existing legislation, including S.515 and H.848, all focused on campaign finance reform.
Key provisions
- Updates regulations on campaign contributions.
- Addresses campaign expenditures.
- Likely involves adjustments to reporting requirements.
- May modify existing campaign finance rules.
- Related to ongoing efforts to reform campaign finance in Massachusetts.
Who is affected
- Political candidates
- Campaign committees
- Donors of campaign funds
- Massachusetts voters
- Political organizations
Notable changes
- Potential changes to contribution limits.
- Possible adjustments to reporting deadlines.
- May clarify rules regarding independent expenditures.
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Primary sponsor
Joint Committee on Election Laws
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