Arizona HB2466 clarifies campaign finance rules by specifying non-expenditures for political parties and candidates.

Arizona HB2466 amends section 16-921 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to clarify what constitutes an expenditure in campaign finance. The bill specifies that certain payments and activities are not considered expenditures, including payments for media services not owned by candidates or their committees, and certain party operating expenses. It also clarifies that caregiving expenses for candidates are lawful expenditures. The bill aims to provide clarity without altering existing substantive law.

Arizona HB2466 clarifies campaign finance rules by specifying non-expenditures for political parties and candidates.

Arizona HB2466 amends section 16-921 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to clarify what constitutes an expenditure in campaign finance. The bill specifies that certain payments and activities are not considered expenditures, including payments for media services not owned by candidates or their committees, and certain party operating expenses. It also clarifies that caregiving expenses for candidates are lawful expenditures. The bill aims to provide clarity without altering existing substantive law.