ARM 44.11.227

ARM 44.11.227. LIMITATIONS ON INDIVIDUAL AND POLITICAL PARTY CONTRIBUTIONS TO A CANDIDATE

SupersededLast amended: 2019Length: 216 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Mont. Admin. R. 44.11.227

(1) Pursuant to the calculation specified in 13-37-216, MCA, limits on total combined contributions by a political committee, other than a political party committee, or by an individual to candidates are as follows: (a) candidates filed jointly for governor and lieutenant governor may receive no more than $710; (b) a candidate for other statewide office may receive no more than $360; (c) a candidate for all other public offices may receive no more than $180. (2) Pursuant to the operation specified in 13-37-216, MCA, limits on total combined contributions from political party committees to candidates are as follows: (a) candidates filed jointly for governor and lieutenant governor may receive no more than $25,600; (b) a candidate for other statewide offices may receive no more than $9,250; (c) a candidate for Public Service Commission may receive no more than $3,700; (d) a candidate for senate may receive no more than $1,500; (e) a candidate for all other public offices may receive no more than $900. (3) Pursuant to 13-37-216 and 13-37-218, MCA, all contributions must be included in computing these limitation totals, except the personal services exemption found in ARM 44.11.401. (4) A candidate may make unlimited contributions to his or her own campaign, but shall report and disclose each contribution and expenditure according to these rules.
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