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2008 SESSION
HB 1446 Campaign finance disclosure reports; filing schedule for May elections.
Introduced by: Riley E. Ingram | all patrons ... notes | add to my profiles | history
SUMMARY AS PASSED:
Campaign finance disclosure reports; filing schedule for May elections. Provides for the filing by May election candidates of an additional campaign finance report on April 15 of the election year, complete for activity through March 31 of that year. Current law requires a report to be filed on the eighth day before the May election date complete for activity through the eleventh day before the election and, for March primary candidates only, a report to be filed on the eighth day before the primary date complete for activity through the eleventh day before the primary. These requirements apply to May elections in all cities and in those towns with a population of 25,000 or more (Blacksburg and Leesburg). Emergency.
SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:
Campaign finance disclosure reports; filing schedule for May elections. Provides for the filing by May election candidates of an additional campaign finance report on April 15 of the election year, complete for activity through March 31 of that year. Current law requires a report to be filed on the eighth day before the May election date complete for activity through the eleventh day before the election and, for March primary candidates only, a report to be filed on the eighth day before the primary date complete for activity through the eleventh day before the primary. These requirements apply to May elections in all cities and in those towns with a population of 25,000 or more (Blacksburg and Leesburg).