Chapter 157 - Citizens’ Election Program

Chapter 157 - Citizens’ Election Program

Section 9-700 - Definitions.
Section 9-701 - Citizens' Election Fund.
Section 9-702 - Citizens' Election Program established. Eligibility for grants.
Section 9-703 - Affidavit certifying candidate's intent to abide or not abide by expenditure limits.
Section 9-704 - Qualifying contributions.
Section 9-705 - Grants for primary and general election campaigns. Supplemental grants for petitioning and minor party candidates.
Section 9-706 - Grant applications and payment.
Section 9-707 - Limit on deposits into depository account of a qualified candidate committee.
Section 9-708 - Payment of general election campaign grant to eligible qualified candidate committee.
Section 9-709 - Joint campaigning by candidates for offices of Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
Section 9-710 - Loans and personal funds for campaigns. Limits.
Section 9-711 - Excess expenditures: Penalties.
Section 9-712 - Supplemental statements. Declaration of excess expenditures statement.
Section 9-713 and 9-714 - Excess expenditures: Payment of additional moneys to opposing participating candidates. Independent expenditures: Payment of additional matching moneys to participating candidates.
Section 9-715 - Voter registration lists for participating candidates.
Section 9-716 - Report on status of Citizens' Election Fund. Determination of fund sufficiency. Reserve account.
Section 9-717 - Severability.
Section 9-718 - Organization expenditure by town committee, legislative caucus committee or legislative leadership committee for state senator or state representative. Limit for general election and primary campaign. Biennial adjustment to limits.
Section 9-719 - Grant amounts and expenditures: Analysis; report.
Section 9-750 - Portion of revenues from tax under chapter 208 to be deposited in Citizens' Election Fund if insufficiency in fund. Deduction from amount deposited.
Section 9-751 - Contributions to Citizens' Election Fund.

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