Minnesota SF3886 modifies actions that are noncoordinated expenditures and disclaimer requirements for campaign finance.
Minnesota SF3886 amends campaign finance laws by modifying actions that are noncoordinated expenditures and disclaimer requirements. It specifies that certain actions, such as a candidate asking a spender not to make an expenditure, do not establish coordination. The bill also modifies disclaimer requirements for independent expenditures, allowing variations based on the medium and cost of dissemination. Additionally, it repeals certain Minnesota Rules related to disclaimers.
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