Kentucky HB573 amends campaign finance laws, setting contribution limits, defining terms, and outlining reporting requirements for political.
Kentucky HB573 revises campaign finance regulations by establishing contribution limits for various political entities, including candidates, slates of candidates, and committees. It defines key terms such as "contribution," "independent expenditure," and "electronic reporting." The bill mandates that contributions over $100 be reported to the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance, with specific rules for anonymous contributions and cash contributions.
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