Michigan Department of State rule R 168.366 requires partnerships making campaign contributions to provide written statements naming individual partners so committees report contributions as separate individual gifts rather than partnership donation…
Michigan Department of State Rule 168.368 permits federal candidate committees to transfer unexpended funds to state or local committees of the same candidate if federal law allows and funds comply with Michigan campaign finance requirements.
Michigan's campaign finance rule prohibits transfers of unexpended funds from state or local candidate committees to federal committees and between committees supporting different candidates.
Michigan Department of State Rule 168.370 requires identification or disclaimer language on printed and online election advertising, with exemption for materials under 4 square inches in surface area.
Rule 168.371 clarifies that campaign communications advocating for or against a named candidate or ballot question constitute reportable expenditures under election finance law.
Michigan Department of State rule R 168.374 requires written affirmative consent forms for political contributions from corporations, joint stock companies, and labor organizations, specifying notice language, contributor data, withholding details, …
Michigan campaign finance committees must designate an individual as record keeper rather than a company; the record keeper may sign statements for the treasurer and judicial participants must follow the Code of Judicial Conduct.
Michigan campaign finance committees must appoint a treasurer before filing a statement of organization, with judicial treasurers subject to the Michigan Code of Judicial Conduct.
All political committees must register with the appropriate filing official using a department-designated form signed by the treasurer and, for candidate committees, the candidate.
Michigan campaign finance rules require candidate committees' statements of organization to be signed by the candidate, treasurer, and record keeper if one is designated.
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