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A contribution is a monetary or nonmonetary payment made to a. candidate or committee for which the candidate or committee has not. provided full and adequate consideration in return.

A candidate may not charge interest on any such loan the candidate made to the candidate's campaign. Officeholder committees are not permitted for city and county candidates subject to the $5,500 default state contribution limit.

**Additionally, a national party committee and its Senatorial campaign committee may contribute up to $57,800 combined per campaign to each Senate candidate. A campaign may not accept more than $100 in cash from a particular source with respect to any campaign for nomination for election, or election to federal office.

Independent expenditures are defined essentially as any payment or expenditure made for electioneering communications or expressly advocating for or against a candidate, provided the spending is not made in coordination with a candidate or their committee.

Disclosure of Campaign Contributions and Expenditures Campaign disclosure documents filed with the Board reflect both the source of funding and purpose of expenditures made by the political committees. These documents are public record and are available to the general public for viewing or purchase during office hours.

Campaign disclosure documents filed with the Board reflect both the source of funding and purpose of expenditures made by the political committees. These documents are public record and are available to the general public for viewing or purchase during office hours.

$6,000 Individuals Does not include self or immediate family members. See Self-funding below. A candidate for the General Assembly may only accept contributions from one Legislative Caucus Committee.