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| − | In Texas, all reports of this nature go through the Texas "Ethics" Commission. If a committee they've never heard of before raises up to $500 or spends up to $500 in (a year or election cycle?) they don't actually want to hear about it. | + | In Texas, all reports of this nature go through the Texas "Ethics" Commission. If a committee they've never heard of before raises up to $500 or spends up to $500 in (a year or election cycle?) they don't actually want to hear about it. One dollar more than that, though... |
https://www.ethics.state.tx.us/resources/guides/out_of_state_committees_guide.php | https://www.ethics.state.tx.us/resources/guides/out_of_state_committees_guide.php | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:14, 7 December 2021
This page is meant as a repository for information about donating to candidates by state. Please double-check this information to ensure that it hasn't changed since it was last updated for the states in question, and also that this information is on each state's page. Thank you.
California
Florida
New Hampshire
New York
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
It has been reported that all PACs operating in the state but use a bank that is based inside or maybe has branches within the state. Ours does not as of October 2020.
Texas
In Texas, all reports of this nature go through the Texas "Ethics" Commission. If a committee they've never heard of before raises up to $500 or spends up to $500 in (a year or election cycle?) they don't actually want to hear about it. One dollar more than that, though...
https://www.ethics.state.tx.us/resources/guides/out_of_state_committees_guide.php