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1998 SESSION
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That § 24.2-919 of the Code of Virginia is amended and reenacted as follows:
§ 24.2-919. Special report required of certain large pre-election contributions.
A. Except as provided in subsection B, any single contribution of more than $1,000 for a statewide office or more than $500 for any other office, knowingly received or reported by the candidate or his treasurer on behalf of his candidacy (i) between the thirteenth day preceding a June primary and the primary date, (ii) between the thirteenth day preceding a November election and the election date, or (iii) between the eleventh day preceding any other election in which the individual is a candidate and the election day, shall be reported in writing within seventy-two hours; however, any such contribution received within the seventy-two hours prior to the election day shall be reported and a report thereof received no later than the day prior to the election. Statewide and General Assembly candidates shall file all reports required by this section with the State Board and with the electoral board of the locality where the candidate resides. Any candidate for a constitutional or local office shall file such reports with the electoral board of the locality where the candidate resides. Any contribution reported pursuant to this section shall also be reported on the first report required by this article after any election.
B. The provisions of this subsection apply to any candidate for election
to office in November who is nominated by a political party by convention or
any other method other than a primary. The report requirements of subsection A
shall be applicable except that the reporting period shall be from March 31
through and including the date of the convention or other nomination
method. The reports required by subsection A of this section shall
also be required of any candidate for nomination by a political party to serve
as the party's nominee in a general or special election if (i) the party
nominates by convention or any method other than a primary and (ii) there are
at least two candidates for nomination pursuant to the rules and procedures of
the party. In such case, candidates for nomination shall be required to file
the reports required by subsection A for the thirteen-day or eleven-day period,
as specified by subsection A, immediately preceding:
1. The caucus, mass meeting, convention, or other nominating event at which the party's nomination shall be finally determined pursuant to the rules and procedures of the party; and
2. Any caucus, mass meeting, convention, or other nominating event, other than that at which the party's nomination shall be finally determined, at which delegates are chosen who are pledged to support a specified candidate on at least one ballot at a subsequent district or state convention required as part of the nominating process.
No report shall be required pursuant to this subsection if the candidate is or has become, by virtue of the withdrawal of any opponent or the operation of the rules and procedures of the party, unopposed for nomination at the time such report otherwise would be required to be made.