Public broadcasting television stations and public access channels
Act 109 requires, effective on July 1, 2003, that free time on public broadcasting
television stations and public access channels be provided to candidates for state
office. Under current law, the Federal Communications Commission grants licenses
for the operation of public broadcasting television stations. Also under current law,
a city, village, or town is authorized to grant a franchise to a person that allows that
person to operate a cable television system in the city, village, or town. Under the
franchise, the person may be required to provide cable television channels that the
city, village, or town may use for public, educational, or governmental purposes. A
channel that is used exclusively for public, rather than educational or governmental
purposes, is commonly referred to as a public access channel. A city, village, or town
may operate a public access channel, or a city, village, or town may allow another
person to operate the channel. Act 109 also required the Elections Board to
promulgate rules that require licensees of public broadcasting stations and
operators of public access channels to provide a minimum amount of free time to
candidates for state office at general, spring, and special elections. The rules must
require the same amount of time for each candidate for a particular state office, but
may require different amounts of time for different offices. These changes are not
affected by the court decision in Wisconsin Realtors Association v. Ponto (see above).
This bill repeals these provisions.
Individual income tax credit
This bill creates a nonrefundable individual income tax credit for contributions
to the Public Integrity Endowment. Under the bill, an individual may claim as an
income tax credit, up to the amount of the individual's income tax liability, any
amount that he or she contributes to the Public Integrity Endowment. If a married
couple files a joint return, each spouse may claim the credit.
Initial applicability
All campaign finance changes under the bill apply to elections held on or after
January 1, 2006, except that the directive to incorporate a Public Integrity
Endowment and the creation of an individual income tax credit for contributions to
the endowment takes effect on the day on which the bill becomes law and changes
to the income tax checkoff apply to taxable years beginning on January 1 of the year
in which the bill becomes law, if the bill becomes law by July 31, in any year, or
otherwise to taxable years beginning on January 1 of the following year.
Nonseverability
Currently, if any part of an act is found by a court to be invalid, those parts that
are valid are severed from the invalid part and the severed parts continue in force.
This bill provides that, if any of the following parts of the bill is unconstitutional, then
all of the following parts are void: a) parts relating to the reporting of certain
expenditures for mass communications; b) parts relating to the provision of
supplemental grants to candidates whose opponents exceed disbursement
limitations or who are opposed or whose opponents are supported by any reportable
expenditures for mass communications or independent disbursements, including
those that are reportable under current law; c) parts relating to the reporting such

expenditures or disbursements; d) parts relating to the provision of supplemental
grants to candidates who are intended to be opposed or whose opponents are
intended to be supported through the use of such contributions; and e) parts relating
to prohibiting contributions from being made by committees to special interest
committees.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do
enact as follows:
SB46, s. 1 1Section 1. 5.02 (13) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109, is
2repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,16,83 5.02 (13) "Political party" or "party" means a state committee registered under
4s. 11.05 and organized exclusively for political purposes under whose name
5candidates appear on a ballot at any election, and all county, congressional,
6legislative, local and other affiliated committees authorized to operate under the
7same name. For purposes of ch. 11, the term does not include a committee filing an
8oath under s. 11.06 (7).
SB46, s. 2 9Section 2. 5.05 (1) (e) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB46,16,1910 5.05 (1) (e) Delegate to its executive director the authority to issue a subpoena
11under par. (b), apply for a search warrant under par. (b), commence an action under
12par. (d), intervene in an action or proceeding under sub. (9), issue an order under s.
135.06, exempt a polling place from accessibility requirements under s. 5.25 (4) (a),
14exempt a municipality from the requirement to use voting machines or an electronic
15voting system under s. 5.40 (5m), approve an electronic data recording system for
16maintaining poll lists under s. 6.79, or authorize nonappointment of an individual
17who is nominated to serve as an election official under s. 7.30 (4) (e), or make a
18determination under s. 11.065 (3),
subject to such limitations as the board deems
19appropriate.
SB46, s. 3
1Section 3. 5.05 (2) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109, is
2repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,17,103 5.05 (2) Auditing. In addition to the facial examination of reports and
4statements required under s. 11.21 (13), the board shall conduct an audit of reports
5and statements which are required to be filed with it to determine whether violations
6of ch. 11 have occurred. The board may examine records relating to matters required
7to be treated in such reports and statements. The board shall make official note in
8the file of a candidate, committee, group, or individual under ch. 11 of any error or
9other discrepancy which the board discovers and shall inform the person submitting
10the report or statement.
SB46, s. 4 11Section 4. 7.08 (2) (c) and (cm) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin
12Act 109
, are repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,17,2313 7.08 (2) (c) As soon as possible after the canvass of the spring and September
14primary votes, but no later than the first Tuesday in March and the 4th Tuesday in
15September, electronically transmit to the state treasurer a certified list of all eligible
16candidates for state office who have filed applications under s. 11.50 (2) and who the
17board determines are eligible to receive payments from the Wisconsin election
18campaign fund. The board shall also electronically transmit a similar list of
19candidates who the board determines are eligible to receive a grant under s. 11.50
20(9) (ba) or (bb) within 24 hours after any candidate qualifies to receive such a grant.
21Each list shall contain each candidate's name, the mailing address indicated upon
22the candidate's registration form, the office for which the individual is a candidate
23and the party or principle which he or she represents, if any.
SB46,18,1124 (cm) As soon as possible after the canvass of a special primary, or the date that
25the primary would be held, if required, electronically transmit to the state treasurer

1a certified list of all eligible candidates for state office who have filed applications
2under s. 11.50 (2) and who the board determines are eligible to receive a grant from
3the Wisconsin election campaign fund prior to the election. The board shall also
4electronically transmit a similar list of candidates, if any, who have filed applications
5under s. 11.50 (2) and who the board determines are eligible to receive a grant under
6s. 11.50 (1) (a) 1. b. after the special election. The board shall electronically transmit
7a similar list of candidates who the board determines are eligible to receive a grant
8under s. 11.50 (9) (ba) or (bb) within 24 hours after any candidate qualifies to receive
9such a grant. Each list shall contain each candidate's name, the mailing address
10indicated upon the candidate's registration form, the office for which the individual
11is a candidate and the party or principle which he or she represents, if any.
SB46, s. 5 12Section 5. 7.08 (2) (cs) of the statutes is created to read:
SB46,18,1513 7.08 (2) (cs) In each even-numbered year, certify to the state treasurer for the
14period beginning with the month following certification and ending with the month
15in which the next certification is made by the board:
SB46,18,1916 1. No later than July 1, the name of each political party that qualifies under
17s. 11.50 (1) (am) 1. as an eligible political party as of the preceding June 1 and whose
18state chairperson has filed a request to establish an account for the party under s.
1911.50 (2s) (a).
SB46,18,2320 2. No later than December 15, the name of each political party that qualifies
21under s. 11.50 (1) (am) 2. as an eligible political party as of the date of the preceding
22general election and whose state chairperson has filed a written request to establish
23an account for the party under s. 11.50 (2s) (a).
SB46, s. 6 24Section 6. 8.30 (2) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109, is
25repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,19,7
18.30 (2) If no registration statement has been filed by or on behalf of a candidate
2for state or local office in accordance with s. 11.05 (2g) by the applicable deadline for
3filing nomination papers by the candidate, or the deadline for filing a declaration of
4candidacy for an office for which nomination papers are not filed, the name of the
5candidate may not appear on the ballot. This subsection may not be construed to
6exempt a candidate from applicable penalties if he or she files a registration
7statement later than the time prescribed in ss. 11.01 (1) and 11.05 (2g).
SB46, s. 7 8Section 7. 8.35 (4) (a) 1. a. and b. of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin
9Act 109
, are repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,19,1410 8.35 (4) (a) 1. a. If the former candidate was a partisan candidate, donated to
11the former candidate's local or state political party, donated to a charitable
12organization, or transferred to the board for deposit in the Wisconsin election
13campaign fund, as instructed by the former candidate or, if the candidate left no
14instruction, by the former candidate's next of kin; or
SB46,19,1815 b. If the former candidate was a nonpartisan candidate, donated to a charitable
16organization or transferred to the board for deposit in the Wisconsin election
17campaign fund, as instructed by the former candidate or, if the candidate left no
18instruction, by the former candidate's next of kin; or
SB46, s. 8 19Section 8. 8.35 (4) (c) and (d) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act
20109
, are repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,20,421 8.35 (4) (c) The transfer to the replacement candidate under par. (b) shall be
22made and reported to the appropriate filing officer by the former candidate's
23campaign treasurer. If the former candidate is deceased and was serving as his or
24her own campaign treasurer, the former candidate's petitioner or personal
25representative shall make the transfer and file the report. The report shall be made

1at the appropriate interval under s. 11.20 (2) or (4) and shall include a complete
2statement of all contributions, disbursements, and incurred obligations pursuant to
3s. 11.06 (1) covering the period from the day after the last date covered on the former
4candidate's most recent report to the date of disposition.
SB46,20,75 (d) The newly appointed candidate shall file his or her report at the next
6appropriate interval under s. 11.20 (2) or (4) after his or her appointment. The
7appointed candidate shall include any transferred moneys in his or her first report.
SB46, s. 9 8Section 9. 11.001 (2m) of the statutes, as created by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
9is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,20,1610 11.001 (2m) The legislature finds a compelling justification for minimal
11disclosure of all communications made near the time of an election that include a
12reference to a clearly identified candidate at that election in order to permit
13increased funding for candidates who are affected by those communications. This
14minimal disclosure burden is outweighed by the need to establish an effective
15funding mechanism for affected candidates to effectively respond to communications
16that may impact an election.
SB46, s. 10 17Section 10. 11.01 (4m) of the statutes, as created by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
18is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,21,219 11.01 (4m) "Communication" means a message, other than a message
20exclusively between a corporation, cooperative, or voluntary association and its
21members, share holders, and subscribers, that is transmitted by means of a printed
22advertisement, billboard, handbill, sample ballot, radio or television advertisement,
23telephone call, or mass mailing, or any medium that may be utilized for the purpose
24of disseminating or broadcasting a message, but not including a poll conducted solely

1for the purpose of identifying or collecting data concerning the attitudes or
2preferences of electors.
SB46, s. 11 3Section 11. 11.01 (12s) of the statutes is repealed.
SB46, s. 12 4Section 12. 11.01 (12w) of the statutes, as created by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
5is repealed.
SB46, s. 13 6Section 13. 11.01 (13) of the statutes, as created by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
7is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,21,98 11.01 (13) "Mass mailing" means the distribution of 50 or more pieces of
9substantially identical material.
SB46, s. 14 10Section 14. 11.01 (14) of the statutes, as created by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
11is repealed.
SB46, s. 15 12Section 15. 11.01 (14m) of the statutes is created to read:
SB46,21,2413 11.01 (14m) "Noncandidate election expenditure" means an expenditure made
14for the purpose of making a communication that is made during the period beginning
15on the 30th day preceding a primary election for an office to be filled at a general,
16special, or spring election and the date of that general, special, or spring election or,
17if no primary is held, during the period beginning on the 60th day preceding a
18general, special, or spring election at which an office is filled and the date of that
19election; that contains a reference to a clearly identified candidate for an office
20specified in s. 11.31 (1) (a) to (de), (e), or (f) to be filled at that election; that is made
21without cooperation or consultation with such a candidate, or any authorized
22committee or agent of such a candidate; and that is not made in concert with, or at
23the request or suggestion of, such a candidate, or any authorized committee or agent
24of such a candidate.
SB46, s. 16
1Section 16. 11.01 (16) (a) 3. of the statutes, as created by 2001 Wisconsin Act
2109
, is repealed.
SB46, s. 17 3Section 17. 11.01 (16) (c) of the statutes is created to read:
SB46,22,94 11.01 (16) (c) Except with respect to an act of a candidate or personal campaign,
5support, or political party committee, an act for "political purposes" does not include
6the making of an expenditure, including a noncandidate election expenditure under
7s. 11.065, for a communication which does not expressly advocate the election, defeat,
8recall, or retention of a clearly identified candidate or a particular result at a
9referendum.
SB46, s. 18 10Section 18. 11.01 (17g) and (17r) of the statutes, as created by 2001 Wisconsin
11Act 109
, are repealed.
SB46, s. 19 12Section 19. 11.05 (1) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
13is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,22,2014 11.05 (1) Committees and groups. (a) Except as provided in s. 9.10 (2) (d), every
15committee, other than a personal campaign committee, that makes or accepts
16contributions, incurs obligations, or makes disbursements in a calendar year in an
17aggregate amount in excess of $25 shall file a statement with the appropriate filing
18officer giving the information required by sub. (3). In the case of any committee other
19than a personal campaign committee, the statement shall be filed by the treasurer.
20A personal campaign committee shall register under sub. (2g).
SB46,22,2421 (b) Every political group subject to registration under s. 11.23 which makes or
22accepts contributions, incurs obligations, or makes disbursements in a calendar year
23in an aggregate amount in excess of $100 shall file a statement with the appropriate
24filing officer giving the information required by sub. (3).
SB46, s. 20
1Section 20. 11.05 (2) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
2is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,23,103 11.05 (2) Individuals. (a) Except as provided in s. 9.10 (2) (d), every individual,
4other than a candidate or agent of a candidate, who accepts contributions, incurs
5obligations, or makes disbursements with respect to one or more elections for state
6or local office in a calendar year in an aggregate amount in excess of $25 shall file
7a statement with the appropriate filing officer giving the information required by
8sub. (3). An individual who guarantees a loan on which an individual, committee or
9group subject to a registration requirement defaults is not subject to registration
10under this subsection solely as a result of such default.
SB46,23,1411 (b) Every individual who accepts contributions, incurs obligations, or makes
12disbursements with respect to one or more referenda in a calendar year in an
13aggregate amount in excess of $100 shall file a statement with the appropriate filing
14officer giving the information required by sub. (3).
SB46, s. 21 15Section 21. 11.05 (2r) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
16is repealed.
SB46, s. 22 17Section 22. 11.05 (3) (c) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
18is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,23,2119 11.05 (3) (c) In the case of a committee, a statement as to whether the
20committee is a personal campaign committee, a political party committee, a support
21committee, or a special interest committee.
SB46, s. 23 22Section 23. 11.05 (3) (m) of the statutes, as created by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
23is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,24,3
111.05 (3) (m) In the case of a personal campaign committee, the name of the
2candidate on whose behalf the committee was formed or intends to operate and the
3office or offices that the candidate seeks.
SB46, s. 24 4Section 24. 11.05 (3) (o) of the statutes is repealed.
SB46, s. 25 5Section 25. 11.05 (3) (r) of the statutes, as created by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
6is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,24,97 11.05 (3) (r) In the case of a candidate or personal campaign committee of a
8candidate, the telephone number or numbers and a facsimile transmission number
9or electronic mail address, if any, at which the candidate may be contacted.
SB46, s. 26 10Section 26. 11.05 (5) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
11is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,25,212 11.05 (5) Change of information. Any change in information previously
13submitted in a statement of registration shall be reported by the registrant to the
14appropriate filing officer within 10 days following the change. This period does not
15apply in case of change of an indication made under s. 11.06 (2m), which shall be
16reported no later than the date that a registrant is subject to a filing requirement
17under s. 11.06 (2m). Any such change may be reported only by the individual or by
18the officer who has succeeded to the position of an individual who signed the original
19statement; but in the case of a personal campaign committee, a candidate or
20campaign treasurer may report a change in the statement except as provided in s.
2111.10 (2), and in the case of any other committee or group, the chief executive officer
22or treasurer indicated on the statement may report a change. If a preexisting support
23committee is adopted by a candidate as his or her personal campaign committee, the
24candidate shall file an amendment to the committee's statement under this

1subsection indicating that all information contained in the statement is true, correct
2and complete.
SB46, s. 27 3Section 27. 11.05 (5r) of the statutes is created to read:
SB46,25,74 11.05 (5r) Contribution prior to registration prohibited. (a) Except as
5provided in sub. (13), no person, committee, or group subject to a registration
6requirement may make any contribution prior to the date of registration under this
7section.
SB46,25,108 (b) No registrant may accept any contribution from a person, committee, or
9group subject to a registration requirement prior to the date of registration of that
10person, committee, or group.
SB46, s. 28 11Section 28. 11.05 (9) (title) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act
12109
, is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,25,1313 11.05 (9) (title) Deposit of contributions; conduits.
SB46, s. 29 14Section 29. 11.05 (9) (b) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
15is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,25,2016 11.05 (9) (b) An individual who or a committee or group which receives a
17contribution of money and transfers the contribution to another individual,
18committee, or group while acting as a conduit is not subject to registration under this
19section unless the individual, committee, or group transfers the contribution to a
20candidate or a personal campaign, political party, or support committee.
SB46, s. 30 21Section 30. 11.05 (12) (title) of the statutes is amended to read:
SB46,25,2222 11.05 (12) (title) Time of registration; acceptance of unlawful contributions.
SB46, s. 31 23Section 31. 11.05 (12) (b) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act
24109
, is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,26,9
111.05 (12) (b) Except as authorized under sub. (13), a committee, group, or
2individual other than a candidate or agent of a candidate shall comply with sub. (1)
3or (2) no later than the 5th business day commencing after receipt of the first
4contribution by such committee, group, or individual, and before making any
5disbursement. No committee, group, or individual, other than a candidate or agent
6of a candidate, may accept any contribution or contributions exceeding the amount
7specified in sub. (1) or (2) during a calendar year at any time when the committee,
8group, or individual is not registered under this section except within the initial
95-day period authorized by this paragraph.
SB46, s. 32 10Section 32. 11.05 (13) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
11is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,26,1812 11.05 (13) Bank account and postal box; exemption. An individual, committee,
13or group does not violate this section by accepting a contribution and making a
14disbursement in the amount required to rent a postal box, or in the minimum amount
15required by a bank or trust company to open a checking account, prior to the time of
16registration, if the disbursement is properly reported on the first report submitted
17under s. 11.20 or 11.21 (16) after the date that the individual, committee, or group
18is registered, whenever a reporting requirement applies to the registrant.
SB46, s. 33 19Section 33. 11.06 (1) (intro.) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act
20109
, is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,27,221 11.06 (1) Contents of report. (intro.) Except as provided in subs. (2), (2m),
22and (3m) and s. 11.19 (2), each registrant under s. 11.05 shall make full reports, upon
23a form prescribed by the board and signed by the appropriate individual under sub.
24(5), of all contributions received, contributions or disbursements made, and
25obligations incurred. Each report shall contain the following information, covering

1the period since the last date covered on the previous report, unless otherwise
2provided:
SB46, s. 34 3Section 34. 11.06 (1) (cm) and (dm) of the statutes, as created by 2001
4Wisconsin Act 109
, are repealed.
SB46, s. 35 5Section 35. 11.06 (1) (e) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
6is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,27,107 11.06 (1) (e) An itemized statement of contributions over $20 from a single
8source donated to a charitable organization or to the common school fund, with the
9full name and mailing address of the donee, and a statement of contributions over
10$20 transferred to the board for deposit in the Wisconsin election campaign fund.
SB46, s. 36 11Section 36. 11.06 (2) of the statutes, as affected by 2001 Wisconsin Act 109,
12is repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,27,2213 11.06 (2) Disclosure of certain indirect disbursements. Notwithstanding
14sub. (1), if a disbursement is made or obligation incurred by an individual other than
15a candidate or by a committee or group which is not primarily organized for political
16purposes, the disbursement does not constitute a contribution to any candidate or
17other individual, committee, or group, and the disbursement is not a noncandidate
18election expenditure that is reportable under s. 11.065, the disbursement or
19obligation is required to be reported only if the purpose is to expressly advocate the
20election or defeat of a clearly identified candidate or the adoption or rejection of a
21referendum. The exemption provided by this subsection shall in no case be construed
22to apply to a political party, personal campaign, or support committee.
SB46, s. 37 23Section 37. 11.06 (2m) (title) and (a) of the statutes, as affected by 2001
24Wisconsin Act 109
, are repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,28,21
111.06 (2m) (title) General reporting exemptions. (a) Any person, committee,
2or group, other than an individual or committee required to file an oath under sub.
3(7), who or which does not anticipate accepting contributions, making
4disbursements, or incurring obligations in an aggregate amount in excess of $1,000
5in a calendar year and does not anticipate accepting any contribution or
6contributions from a single source, other than contributions made by a candidate to
7his or her own campaign, exceeding $100 in that year may indicate on its registration
8statement that the person, committee, or group will not accept contributions, incur
9obligations, or make disbursements in the aggregate in excess of $1,000 in any
10calendar year and will not accept any contribution or contributions from a single
11source, other than contributions made by a candidate to his or her own campaign,
12exceeding $100 in any calendar year. Any registrant making such an indication is
13not subject to any filing requirement if the statement is true. The registrant need
14not file a termination report. A registrant not making such an indication on a
15registration statement is subject to a filing requirement. The indication may be
16revoked and the registrant is then subject to a filing requirement as of the date of
17revocation, or the date that aggregate contributions, disbursements, or obligations
18for the calendar year exceed $1,000, or the date on which the registrant accepts any
19contribution or contributions exceeding $100 from a single source, other than
20contributions made by a candidate to his or her own campaign, during any calendar
21year, whichever is earlier.
SB46, s. 38 22Section 38. 11.06 (2m) (b) to (d) of the statutes, as created by 2001 Wisconsin
23Act 109
, are repealed and recreated to read:
SB46,29,1724 11.06 (2m) (b) Any individual or committee who or which is required to file an
25oath under sub. (7) and who or which accepts contributions, makes disbursements,

1or incurs obligations for the purpose of supporting or opposing one or more
2candidates for state office and who or which does not anticipate accepting
3contributions, making disbursements, or incurring obligations in an aggregate
4amount in excess of $1,000 in a calendar year and does not anticipate accepting any
5contribution or contributions from a single source exceeding $100 in that year may
6indicate on its registration statement that the individual or committee will not
7accept contributions, incur obligations, or make disbursements in the aggregate in
8excess of $1,000 in any calendar year and will not accept any contribution or
9contributions from a single source exceeding $100 in any calendar year. Any
10registrant making such an indication is not subject to any filing requirement if the
11statement is true. The registrant need not file a termination report. A registrant not
12making such an indication on a registration statement is subject to a filing
13requirement. The indication may be revoked and the registrant is then subject to a
14filing requirement as of the date of revocation, or the date on which aggregate
15contributions, disbursements, or obligations for the calendar year exceed $1,000, or
16the date on which the registrant accepts any contribution or contributions exceeding
17$100 from a single source during any calendar year, whichever is earlier.
SB46,30,1018 (c) Any individual or committee who or which is required to file an oath under
19sub. (7) and who or which accepts contributions, makes disbursements, or incurs
20obligations for the purpose of supporting or opposing one or more candidates for local
21office but not for the purpose of supporting or opposing any candidate for state office
22and who or which does not anticipate accepting contributions, making
23disbursements, or incurring obligations in an aggregate amount in excess of $100 in
24a calendar year may indicate on its registration statement that the individual or
25committee will not accept contributions, incur obligations, or make disbursements

1in the aggregate in excess of $100 in any calendar year and will not accept any
2contribution or contributions from a single source, other than contributions made by
3a candidate to his or her own campaign, exceeding $100 in any calendar year. Any
4registrant making such an indication is not subject to any filing requirement if the
5statement is true. The registrant need not file a termination report. A registrant not
6making such an indication on a registration statement is subject to a filing
7requirement. The indication may be revoked and the registrant is then subject to a
8filing requirement as of the date of revocation, or the date that aggregate
9contributions, disbursements, or obligations for the calendar year exceed $100,
10whichever is earlier.
SB46,30,1211 (d) If a revocation by a registrant under this subsection is not timely, the
12registrant violates s. 11.27 (1).
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