MN HF673

Adds security-related expenses to the list of allowable noncampaign disbursements for principal campaign committees under Minnesota Statutes section 10A.01, subdivision 26.

Permits campaign committees to pay for security expenses for a candidate and immediate family members residing in the candidate's household, including home security cameras, home security systems, and identity theft monitoring services.

Allows these security expenses to be classified as noncampaign disbursements, meaning they do not count against campaign spending limits.

Requires the campaign finance board to determine whether specific activities qualify as noncampaign disbursements under this definition.