Montana HB789 revises surplus campaign funds laws, allowing legislative candidates to contribute up to $10,000 to their future campaigns.
Montana HB789 amends the surplus campaign funds laws to allow legislative candidates to contribute up to $10,000 in surplus campaign funds to their own future campaigns within 120 days after filing the closing campaign report. This contribution is considered a direct contribution from the candidate and not a loan. The bill also maintains the prohibition on using surplus funds for personal benefit or contributing to other campaigns. Additionally, it allows successful candidates for statewide offices to establish a continuing service account.
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