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AZ HB2417
Bill
Status
1/22/2018
Primary Sponsor
Ken Clark
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AI Summary
HB 2417 Summary
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Repeals and reenacts Arizona's campaign finance law (A.R.S. Title 16, Chapter 6, Article 1) to establish new contribution limits, reporting requirements, and regulations for political committees, candidates, and independent expenditures.
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Sets contribution limits at $6,250 per election cycle from individuals to candidates for non-statewide offices and $6,250 for statewide offices, with higher limits of $12,500 for certified political committees meeting a 500+ individual donor threshold.
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Requires candidates and political committees to file statements of organization, maintain detailed contribution and expenditure records, and file campaign finance reports on specified schedules throughout election cycles.
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Imposes disclosure requirements for independent expenditures and ballot measure committee advertisements, including identification of funding sources and major contributors on all campaign literature and advertisements.
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Establishes civil penalties up to three times the amount of improper contributions or expenditures, late filing penalties of $10 per business day (capped at $450), and prohibits candidates with unpaid campaign finance violations from holding office for five years.
Legislative Description
Campaign finance; repeal; reenactment
Campaign Contributions
Last Action
House read second time
1/23/2018