MA H868

Adds a statutory definition of "in-kind contribution" to Massachusetts campaign finance law, covering goods/services provided free or below market value, and payments made on behalf of committees or candidates

Requires state ballot question committees to disclose all in-kind contributions over $50, including contributor names, addresses, dates, type, and value of each contribution

Mandates reporting of new liabilities incurred by ballot question committees, including creditor information and purpose of the debt

Establishes more frequent filing deadlines for state ballot question committees: monthly reports until 60 days before election, then twice-monthly reports (5th and 20th) until election day, with post-election reports due November 20 and January 20

Separates state ballot question committees from certain existing reporting exemptions, subjecting them to enhanced disclosure requirements similar to candidate committees