MI SB0815

Amends Michigan campaign finance law to expand the definition of "candidate" to include individuals who receive contributions or consent to expenditures with a view toward their nomination or election, even if the specific office is unknown at the time.

Adds 527(c) political organizations to the definition of "committee" if they have a Michigan resident officer, director, board member, or trustee, subjecting them to campaign finance disclosure requirements.

Requires candidate committees of statewide candidates to report all bundled contributions, including contributor names, addresses, occupation/employer information for contributions over $100, dates received, and cumulative totals.

Mandates bundling committees report bundled contributions to statewide candidates with the same detailed information and requires candidates to report which bundling committee delivered each contribution.

Expands campaign statement reporting to include detailed itemization of expenditures for election day busing, get-out-the-vote activities, slate cards, poll watchers, and poll workers.