Chapter 130 - Campaign Finance Disclosure Law

Chapter 130 - Campaign Finance Disclosure Law

Section 130.011 Definitions.
Section 130.016 Certain candidates exempt from filing requirements — procedure for exemption — restrictions on subsequent contributions and expenditures — rejection of exemption — candidate committees for certain general assembly leadership offices prohibited.
Section 130.021 Treasurer for candidates and committees, when required — duties — official depository account to be established — statement of organization for committees, contents, when filed — termination of committee, procedure.
Section 130.023 Challenge failure to report.
Section 130.026 Election authority defined — appropriate officer designated — electronic filing, when.
Section 130.028 Prohibitions against certain discrimination or intimidation relating to elections — contributions by employees, payroll deduction, when.
Section 130.029 Corporations and labor organizations may make contributions or expenditures.
Section 130.031 Restrictions and limitations on contributions — records required — anonymous contributions, how handled — campaign materials, sponsor to be identified — prizes prohibited.
Section 130.033 Attorney's fees may be paid from candidate committee funds, when.
Section 130.034 Contributions not to be converted to personal use — allowable uses — gifts — disposition of contributions upon death — restitution payments, fines — exploratory committee funds, use — funds held to be liquid, when, investment of funds, exceptions.
Section 130.036 Treasurer, deputy treasurer or candidate to maintain records, contents.
Section 130.037 Two candidate's committees may be formed — committee for paying off past debts only, restrictions, reports required — committee to raise funds for future.
Section 130.041 Disclosure reports — who files — when required — contents.
Section 130.042 Posting of expenditures supporting and opposing candidates.
Section 130.043 Political party county committee members and candidates may consolidate disclosure filings with ward organization — restrictions.
Section 130.044 Certain contributions to be reported within forty-eight hours of receipt — rulemaking authority.
Section 130.046 Times for filing of disclosure — periods covered by reports — certain disclosure reports not required — supplemental reports, when — certain disclosure reports filed electronically — rulemaking authority.
Section 130.047 Reporting noncommittee expenditures.
Section 130.048 Reporting, internal dissemination of information on candidates for public office or ballot issues, when.
Section 130.049 Out-of-state committees, reporting, contents.
Section 130.050 Out-of-state committees, reporting, contents — late contribution or loan, defined.
Section 130.054 Complaint, filing procedure, when — ethics commission to investigate, procedure — limitation on accepting complaints.
Section 130.056 Executive director of commission, duties.
Section 130.057 Campaign finance electronic reporting system, establishment, use of — certain candidates and committees to file in electronic format, when, fees to convert paper copy — purchase of electronic system, requirements — public access.
Section 130.058 Responsibility for reporting requirements.
Section 130.071 Candidate not to take office or file for subsequent elections until disclosure reports are filed.
Section 130.072 Fines for violations — limitation.
Section 130.081 Violation, class A misdemeanor.
Section 130.086 Federal candidates exempt if in compliance with federal election laws — certain filings required.
Section 130.091 When chapter applicable to elections and contributions or expenditures.
Section 130.096 Severability.
Section 130.097 Transfer of committee funds, no compensation to person transferring — lobbyists prohibited from transferring committee funds.
Section 130.110 Limitation of cash contributions and anonymous contributions.
Section 130.120 Disclosure of contributor information required.
Section 130.150 Complaints filed with ethics commission or civil action for forfeiture authorized.
Section 130.160 Severability clause for sections 130.110 to 130.160.

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