Department of State rescinds 25 campaign financing rules (R 169.21 through R 169.39e) from the Michigan Administrative Code.
Department of State Rule 168.5 requires filing officials to reject affidavit-of-identity challenges submitted more than 7 days after the filing deadline or not submitted as signed, notarized complaints.
Bureau of Elections rule requires filing officials to reject candidate challenge responses received more than 7 days after notice or submitted unsigned.
Michigan Department of State rescinds five campaign financing rules (R 169.61 through R 169.65) from the Administrative Code.
Michigan Department of State establishes definitions for ballot disqualification rules under election law and campaign finance requirements, including affidavit of identity and compliance statement standards.
Department of State rule requires the bureau of elections to issue final decisions on campaign finance committee affiliation determinations within 60 days of hearing requests, with extensions for adjournments when complete requests are submitted.
Department of State Rule 168.323 establishes written hearing procedures for entities to challenge campaign finance committee affiliation determinations affecting contribution limits.
Michigan Department of State rule R 168.322 establishes that political committees financed or controlled by the same corporation, union, or non-profit organization are classified as affiliated committees subject to coordinated finance restrictions.
Michigan campaign finance rule consolidates contribution limits for affiliated political committees, independent committees, and combined affiliates under a single shared limitation per entity type.
Department of State grants administrative discretion to approve campaign finance committee dissolution requests when compliance conditions were met at time of filing despite later non-compliance due to processing delays, and authorizes waiver of lat…
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