Minnesota bill HF4243 increases reporting thresholds, clarifies deadlines, and makes conforming changes for local candidates.
Minnesota bill HF4243 amends campaign finance laws by increasing reporting thresholds, clarifying deadlines and filing periods, and making conforming changes for local candidates. It raises the aggregate threshold for itemizing expenditures and contributions to $200 for legislative or statewide candidates and $500 for judicial candidates. The bill also specifies new deadlines for filing financial reports, including first-quarter reports due April 14 and pre-general-election reports due 42 days before the general election.
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