NC S913

Expands campaign sales reporting exemptions under North Carolina campaign finance law to include affiliated party committees and other political party groups (men, women, college, teen, senior, young, African American, or Hispanic clubs or organizations) in addition to political party executive committees.

Purchase prices for goods or services sold under an approved plan are not treated as "contributions" and do not require reporting of purchaser identifying information, though proceeds from sales are treated as contributions for other purposes.

Requires State Board of Elections Executive Director approval of treasurer-submitted sales plans that meet five specific criteria: reasonable market pricing, maximum $20,000 total raised per election cycle, maximum $50 per purchaser, required reporting details, and compliance with in-kind contribution rules.

Mandates treasurers include in campaign finance reports a description of the plan, amount raised, and number of purchases made.

Effective upon becoming law.