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Learn how to register your candidacy or committee and report campaign financial activity, including contributions and expenses.
Report required personal financial data at the start of a campaign and annually if you’re elected or appointed to office.
Learn if you qualify as an incidental committee and how to register and start reporting.
Learn how and when to report lobbying expenses and which activities must be reported.
Learn when to report independent expenditures made in support of or opposition to a candidate or ballot measure as well as electioneering communications that identify a candidate.
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The Public Disclosure Commission will launch a new online reporting method for out-of-state political committee reports (C-5) on Aug. 6.
The PDC will no longer accept the paper forms as of that date. State law requires PDC reports to be filed electronically when the agency…
As part of the Public Disclosure Commission’s ongoing effort to redesign its online lobbying reporting system, the agency today launched a new lobbying reporting dashboard.
The new dashboard display allows filers to submit lobbyist registrations (L-1), monthly lobbying reports (L-2) and…
Starting June 6, all campaign yard signs must include sponsor identification, or “paid for by” statements.
Previously, campaign yard signs 4 feet by 8 feet or smaller were not required to include sponsor ID. This year, the state Legislature removed that exemption by passing House Bill…
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