Delaware HB344 amends campaign finance laws, requiring candidates and political committees to retain records longer and establish a training program.

Delaware HB344 amends Titles 15 and 29 of the Delaware Code to update campaign finance regulations. It mandates that candidates and political committees retain records of contributions and expenditures for five years following an election, up from three years. The bill also requires candidates and committee treasurers to complete a biennial training on campaign finance laws. Additionally, it outlines procedures for handling tardy reports, including penalties and appeals. The changes take effect on July 1, 2027.

Delaware HB344 amends campaign finance laws, requiring candidates and political committees to retain records longer and establish a training program.

Delaware HB344 amends Titles 15 and 29 of the Delaware Code to update campaign finance regulations. It mandates that candidates and political committees retain records of contributions and expenditures for five years following an election, up from three years. The bill also requires candidates and committee treasurers to complete a biennial training on campaign finance laws. Additionally, it outlines procedures for handling tardy reports, including penalties and appeals. The changes take effect on July 1, 2027.