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IOWA CAMPAIGN
FINANCE
DISCLOSURE
INFORMATION
Who Would Most Likely
Need to Form a Campaign Finance Committee: a….
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School Board
Candidate
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Municipal Candidate
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County Candidate
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Committees Supporting
or Opposing Local Referendum
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County Central
Committee
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State Political
Party Committee
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Congressional
District Committee
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Partisan Committee
(i.e., Women's Clubs, Campus Groups)
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General Assembly
Candidate
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Statewide Candidate
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Statewide PACS
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Campaign Finance
Forms must be filed in the Office of the Iowa Ethics & Campaign
Disclosure Board.
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WHEN AND HOW DOES A CANDIDATE'S COMMITTEE BEGIN?
A
committee may be registered by filing a Statement of Organization with the
board when a $750 financial threshold
is crossed. A separate banking
account is required in the name of the committee. The committee's name can then be used on all disclaimers.
FILING DEADLINES
Deadlines may vary
based upon what type of committee formed.
To determine the reporting dates, please look on page 2 of the DR-2
DISCLOSURE SUMMARY PAGE.
BROCHURES
The Iowa Ethics and
Campaign Finance Disclosure Board has brochures available for any committee
member to obtain information on specific laws and duties.
Go to FORMS
to print out a copy of the campaign finance forms.
Go to BROCHURES
to print out copies of various informational brochures.
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