Michigan Department of State requires campaign finance committee treasurers to sign statements of organization, with record keepers signing if the committee employs one.
Department of State requires campaign finance committees to file statements of organization with full names rather than initials and prohibits duplicate or insufficiently distinguishing names across committees.
Campaign finance committees must file amended statements of organization by the next campaign statement deadline, with those receiving or expending $5,000 or more required to use the department's electronic filing system.
Michigan campaign finance committees must appoint a new treasurer within specified timeframes after death, resignation, or removal of the prior treasurer before accepting contributions or making expenditures.
Department of State rule establishes procedures for dissolving candidate committees after a candidate's death, requiring identification of next of kin or estate executors to work with filing officials on committee dissolution.
Michigan Department of State regulation establishes that campaign finance committees must disburse remaining assets, resolve debts, pay late fees, and file outstanding statements before dissolving, with officeholders barred from dissolving candidate…
Department of State regulation 168.315 requires candidate committees to cease accepting donations and making disbursements upon candidate withdrawal or official departure from office, except for payment of existing debts.
Michigan's Department of State rule allows filing officials to automatically dissolve candidate committees meeting eligibility criteria when an officeholder vacates or a candidate loses, unless the candidate submits written notice to keep the commit…
Michigan Department of State rule clarifies that third-party contribution platforms need not register as committees and that recipient committees must report platform contributions under individual donors' names while separately disclosing any platf…
Michigan Department of State rule R 168.320 establishes contribution limit and solicitation requirements for political and independent committees formed by corporations, joint stock companies, sovereigns, and labor organizations, treating affiliated…
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