AB642, s. 16 20Section 16. 8.20 (8) (a) of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Acts 32
21and 75, is amended to read:
AB642,11,1122 8.20 (8) (a) Nomination papers for independent candidates for any office to be
23voted upon at a general election or partisan primary and general election, except
24president, vice president and presidential elector, may be circulated no sooner than
25April 15 preceding the election and may be filed no later than 5 p.m. on the June 1

1preceding the partisan primary, except as authorized in this paragraph. If an
2incumbent fails to file nomination papers and a declaration of candidacy by 5 p.m.
3on June 1 preceding the partisan primary, all candidates for the office held by the
4incumbent, other than the incumbent, may file nomination papers no later than 72
5hours after the latest time prescribed in this paragraph. No extension of the time
6for filing nomination papers applies if the incumbent files written notification with
7the filing officer or agency with whom nomination papers are filed for the office which
8the incumbent holds, no later than 5 p.m. on the 2nd Friday preceding the latest time
9prescribed in this paragraph for filing nomination papers, that the incumbent is not
10a candidate for reelection to his or her office, and the incumbent does not file
11nomination papers for that office within the time prescribed in this paragraph.
AB642, s. 17 12Section 17. 8.20 (9) of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Act 32, is
13amended to read:
AB642,11,2314 8.20 (9) Persons nominated by nomination papers without a recognized
15political party designation shall be placed on the official ballot at the general election
16and at any partisan election to the right or below the recognized political party
17candidates in their own column or row designated "Independent". At the partisan
18primary, persons nominated for state office by nomination papers without a
19recognized political party designation shall be placed on a separate ballot or, if a
20consolidated paper ballot under s. 5.655 (2), an electronic voting system, or voting
21machines are used, in a column or row designated "Independent".
If the candidate's
22name already appears under a recognized political party it may not be listed on the
23independent ballot, column or row.
AB642, s. 18 24Section 18. 8.35 (4) (a) 1. a. and b. of the statutes are amended to read:
AB642,12,7
18.35 (4) (a) 1. a. Donated If the former candidate was a partisan candidate,
2donated
to the former candidate's local or state political party if the former candidate
3was a partisan candidate
, or donated to the a charitable organization of, as
4instructed by
the former candidate's choice candidate or, if the charitable
5organization chosen by the
former candidate is deceased and left no instruction, as
6instructed by the
former candidate's next of kin if the former candidate is deceased,
7or if no choice is made returned to the donors on a proportional basis
; or
AB642,12,128 b. If the former candidate was a nonpartisan candidate, donated to the a
9charitable organization of the former candidate's choice or the charitable
10organization chosen
, as instructed by the former candidate or, if the former candidate
11is deceased and left no instruction, as instructed
by the former candidate's next of
12kin if the former candidate is deceased; or
AB642, s. 19 13Section 19. 8.35 (4) (ba) of the statutes is created to read:
AB642,12,1814 8.35 (4) (ba) Notwithstanding par. (a), any unspent and unencumbered grant
15moneys received by a candidate from the clean elections fund shall be immediately
16transferred to any candidate who is appointed and qualified to replace that
17candidate. If there is no candidate who is appointed and qualified, the moneys shall
18revert to the clean elections fund.
AB642, s. 20 19Section 20. 8.50 (1) (d) of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Act 75,
20is amended to read:
AB642,13,1421 8.50 (1) (d) When the election concerns a national office or a special election for
22state office is held concurrently with the general election, the board shall transmit
23to each county clerk a certified list of all persons for whom nomination papers have
24been filed in its office at least 62 days before the special primary, and in other cases
25the board shall transmit the list to each county clerk at least 22 days before the

1special primary. If no primary is required, the list shall be transmitted at least 42
2days prior to the day of the special election unless the special election concerns a
3national office or is held concurrently with the general election, in which case the list
4shall be transmitted at least 62 days prior to the day of the special election. If a
5special primary for a state office is held, the board shall send a certified list of
6candidates who are eligible to receive grants under s. 11.52 to the state treasurer
7pursuant to s. 7.08 (2) (cn).
Immediately upon receipt of the certified list of
8candidates from the board
, the county clerk shall prepare his or her ballots. For a
9county special election, the county clerk shall certify the candidates and prepare the
10ballots. If there is a primary, the county clerk shall publish one type B notice in a
11newspaper under ch. 10. When a primary is held, as soon as possible after the
12primary, the county clerk shall certify the candidates and prepare the ballots for the
13following special election. The clerk shall publish one type B notice in a newspaper
14under ch. 10 for the election.
AB642, s. 21 15Section 21. 8.50 (3) (b) of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Acts 32
16and 75, is amended to read:
AB642,14,417 8.50 (3) (b) Except as otherwise provided in this section, the provisions for the
18partisan primary under s. 8.15 are applicable to all partisan primaries held under
19this section, and the provisions for spring primaries under s. 8.10 are applicable to
20all nonpartisan primaries held under this section. In a special partisan primary or
21election, the order of the parties on the ballot shall be the same as provided under
22s. 5.62 (1) or 5.64 (1) (b). Independent candidates for a partisan state office at a
23special partisan election shall appear on the primary ballot.
No primary is required
24for a nonpartisan election in which not more than 2 candidates for an office appear
25on the ballot or for a partisan election in which not more than one candidate for an

1office appears on the ballot of each recognized political party. In every special
2election except a special election for nonpartisan state office where no candidate is
3certified to appear on the ballot, a space for write-in votes shall be provided on the
4ballot, regardless of whether a special primary is held.
AB642, s. 22 5Section 22. 10.02 (3) (b) 2. of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Act
632
is repealed.
AB642, s. 23 7Section 23. 10.02 (3) (b) 2n. of the statutes is created to read:
AB642,14,168 10.02 (3) (b) 2n. At a partisan primary, the elector shall select the party ballot
9of his or her choice or the ballot containing the names of the independent candidates
10for state office, and make a cross (X) next to or depress the lever or button next to the
11candidate's name for each office for whom the elector intends to vote or shall insert
12or write in the name of the elector's choice for a party candidate, if any. In order to
13qualify for a grant from the clean elections fund, a candidate for state office, other
14than the office of district attorney, at the partisan primary or a special primary, if a
15special primary is held, must receive at least 1 percent of all votes cast on all ballots
16for the office for which he or she is a candidate, in addition to other requirements.
AB642, s. 24 17Section 24. 10.06 (1) (e) of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Acts 32
18and 45, is amended to read:
AB642,15,219 10.06 (1) (e) As soon as possible following the state canvass of the spring
20primary vote, but no later than the first Tuesday in March, the board shall send a
21type B notice certifying to each county clerk the list of candidates for the spring
22election. When no state spring primary is held, this notice shall be sent under par.
23(c). The board shall also in any case send a certified list of candidates under s. 11.52
24to the state treasurer pursuant to s. 7.08 (2) (ca).
When there is a referendum, the

1board shall send type A and C notices certifying each question to the county clerks
2as soon as possible, but no later than the first Tuesday in March.
AB642, s. 25 3Section 25. 10.06 (1) (i) of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Acts 32
4and 75, is amended to read:
AB642,15,95 10.06 (1) (i) As soon as possible after the state canvass, but no later than the
64th Tuesday in August, the board shall send a type B notice certifying the list of
7candidates and type A and C notices certifying each question for any referendum to
8each county clerk for the general election and a certified list of candidates under s.
911.52 to the state treasurer pursuant to s. 7.08 (2) (ca)
.
AB642, s. 26 10Section 26. 11.01 (4m) of the statutes is created to read:
AB642,15,1611 11.01 (4m) "Communication" means a message transmitted by means of a
12printed advertisement, billboard, handbill, sample ballot, radio or television
13advertisement, telephone call, or any medium that may be utilized for the purpose
14of disseminating or broadcasting a message, but not including a poll conducted solely
15for the purpose of identifying or collecting data concerning the attitudes or
16preferences of electors.
AB642, s. 27 17Section 27. 11.01 (16) (a) 3. of the statutes is created to read:
AB642,16,218 11.01 (16) (a) 3. A communication that is made by means of one or more
19communications media, other than a communication that is exempt from reporting
20under s. 11.29, that is made during the period beginning on the 60th day preceding
21an election and ending on the date of that election, and that includes a reference to
22a candidate for state office, other than court of appeals judge, circuit judge, or district
23attorney, whose name is certified under s. 7.08 (2) (a) or 8.50 (1) (d) to appear on the
24ballot at that election, a reference to a state office, other than court of appeals judge,

1circuit judge, or district attorney, to be filled at that election, or a reference to a
2political party.
AB642, s. 28 3Section 28. 11.05 (3) (s) of the statutes is created to read:
AB642,16,84 11.05 (3) (s) In the case of a registrant that has made a communication
5identified in s. 11.01 (16) (a) 3., a report containing the information specified in s.
611.06 (1) with respect to any obligation to make a disbursement incurred or any
7disbursement made for the purpose of making such a communication prior to
8registration.
AB642, s. 29 9Section 29. 11.06 (1) (a) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB642,16,1410 11.06 (1) (a) An Except as required under s. 11.52 (2), an itemized statement
11giving the date, full name and street address of each contributor who has made a
12contribution in excess of $20, or whose contribution if $20 or less aggregates more
13than $20 for the calendar year, together with the amount of the contribution and the
14cumulative total contributions made by that contributor for the calendar year.
AB642, s. 30 15Section 30. 11.06 (1) (g) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB642,16,1916 11.06 (1) (g) An Except as required under s. 11.52 (7), an itemized statement
17of every disbursement exceeding $20 in amount or value, together with the name and
18address of the person to whom the disbursement was made, and the date and specific
19purpose for which the disbursement was made.
AB642, s. 31 20Section 31. 11.06 (2) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB642,17,621 11.06 (2) Disclosure of certain indirect disbursements. Notwithstanding
22sub. (1), if a disbursement is made or obligation incurred by an individual other than
23a candidate or by a committee or group which is not primarily organized for political
24purposes, and the disbursement does not constitute a contribution to any candidate
25or other individual, committee, or group, and the disbursement is not made or the

1obligation is not incurred for the purpose of making a communication specified in s.
211.01 (16) (a) 3.,
the disbursement or obligation is required to be reported only if the
3purpose is to expressly advocate the election or defeat of a clearly identified
4candidate or the adoption or rejection of a referendum. The exemption provided by
5this subsection shall in no case be construed to apply to a political party, legislative
6campaign, personal campaign or support committee.
AB642, s. 32 7Section 32. 11.26 (2) (a) of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Act 32,
8is amended to read:
AB642,17,129 11.26 (2) (a) Candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state,
10state treasurer, attorney general, state superintendent, or justice, 4 percent of the
11value of the disbursement level specified in the schedule under s. 11.31 (1), as
12adjusted under s. 11.31 (9)
.
AB642, s. 33 13Section 33. 11.26 (9) (a) of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Act 32,
14is amended to read:
AB642,17,2015 11.26 (9) (a) No individual who is a candidate for state or local office may receive
16and accept more than 65 percent of the value of the total disbursement level
17determined under s. 11.31, adjusted as provided in s. 11.31 (9), for the office for which
18he or she is a candidate during any primary and election campaign combined from
19all committees subject to a filing requirement, including political party and
20legislative campaign committees.
AB642, s. 34 21Section 34. 11.26 (9) (b) of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Act 32,
22is amended to read:
AB642,18,323 11.26 (9) (b) No individual who is a candidate for state or local office may receive
24and accept more than 45 percent of the value of the total disbursement level
25determined under s. 11.31, adjusted as provided in s. 11.31 (9), for the office for which

1he or she is a candidate during any primary and election campaign combined from
2all committees other than political party and legislative campaign committees
3subject to a filing requirement.
AB642, s. 35 4Section 35. 11.31 (1) (intro.) of the statutes, as affected by 2011 Wisconsin Act
532
, is amended to read:
AB642,18,106 11.31 (1) Schedule. (intro.) The following levels of disbursements are
7established with reference to the candidates listed below. The levels are subject to
8adjustment under sub. (9).
The levels do not operate to restrict the total amount of
9disbursements which are made or authorized to be made by any candidate in any
10primary or other election.
AB642, s. 36 11Section 36. 11.31 (9) of the statutes is created to read:
AB642,18,1512 11.31 (9) Adjustment of disbursement levels. (a) In this subsection,
13"consumer price index" means the average of the consumer price index over each
1412-month period, all items, U.S. city average, as determined by the bureau of labor
15statistics of the U.S. department of labor.
AB642,19,916 (b) The dollar amounts of the levels specified in sub. (1) are subject to a biennial
17adjustment to be determined by rule of the board in accordance with this paragraph.
18To determine the adjustment, the board shall, in each year that the adjustment is
19made, calculate the percentage difference between the consumer price index for the
2012-month period ending on December 31 of the preceding year and the consumer
21price index for calendar year 2013. For each biennium, the board shall multiply the
22amount of each level specified under sub. (1) by the percentage difference in the
23consumer price indexes. The board shall then add that product to the applicable level
24under sub. (1), round each sum to the nearest multiple of $5, and adjust the amount
25of each level to substitute the resulting amount. The amount so determined shall

1then be in effect until a subsequent rule is promulgated under this paragraph.
2Notwithstanding s. 227.24 (1) (a), (2) (b), and (3), determinations under this
3paragraph may be promulgated as an emergency rule under s. 227.24 without
4providing evidence that the emergency rule is necessary for the public peace, health,
5safety, or welfare and without a finding of emergency. Notwithstanding ss. 227.135
6(2) and (4) and 227.24 (1) (c) and (e) 1d. and 1g. and (2) (a), a proposed emergency rule
7promulgated under this paragraph and the statement of the scope of the proposed
8emergency rule are not subject to approval of the governor and the emergency rule
9remains in effect until the nonemergency rule corresponding to that rule takes effect.
AB642, s. 37 10Section 37. 11.38 (6) of the statutes is amended to read:
AB642,19,1411 11.38 (6) Any individual or campaign treasurer who receives funds in violation
12of this section shall promptly return such funds to the contributor , or donate the
13funds to the common school fund or a charitable organization, at the individual's or
14treasurer's option.
AB642, s. 38 15Section 38. 11.52 of the statutes is created to read:
AB642,19,20 1611.52 Clean elections fund grants. (1) Any candidate for a state office, other
17than the office of court of appeals judge, circuit judge, or district attorney, whose
18name is certified under s. 7.08 (2) (a) or 8.50 (1) (d) to appear on the ballot at an
19election may qualify to receive a grant from the clean elections fund by fulfilling the
20requirements of this section.
AB642,20,3 21(2) (a) To qualify to receive a basic grant from the clean elections fund, a
22candidate shall obtain and deposit with the state treasurer the number of qualifying
23contributions specified in this subsection, in the amount of $5 each, each of which
24shall be received from an elector of this state and, in the case of a candidate for
25legislative office, an elector of the district in which the candidate seeks office. The

1candidate shall identify the name and address of each elector making a qualifying
2contribution in a report filed with the board as provided in s. 11.06 (1) (a). The
3number of required qualifying contributions for a candidate for each office is:
AB642,20,44 1. Governor, 3,000.
AB642,20,55 2. Lieutenant governor, 750.
AB642,20,66 3. Attorney general, 1,050.
AB642,20,77 4. State treasurer, 375.
AB642,20,88 5. Secretary of state, 375.
AB642,20,99 6. State superintendent, 375.
AB642,20,1010 7. Justice, 450.
AB642,20,1111 8. State senator, 150.
AB642,20,1212 9. Representative to the assembly, 100.
AB642,20,1513 (b) To qualify to receive a matching grant from the clean elections fund, a
14candidate shall verify his or her receipt of qualifying matching contributions under
15sub. (10).
AB642,20,2116 (c) In addition to the requirements imposed under pars. (a) and (b), a candidate
17for a state office does not qualify to receive a grant for a general or partisan special
18election unless the candidate is the nominee of a recognized political party for that
19office or the candidate receives at least 1 percent of the total vote cast for all
20candidates on all ballots for the same office at the partisan primary, or at a special
21primary if a special primary is held.
AB642,21,4 22(3) Prior to notification that a candidate has qualified to receive a grant from
23the clean elections fund under sub. (5), a candidate may accept seed money
24contributions from individuals. The total seed money contributions accepted by a
25candidate from one contributor, including any seed money contributions made by a

1candidate to his or her own campaign, may not exceed $100. The total seed money
2contributions accepted by a candidate during the candidate's campaign, as defined
3in s. 11.26 (17), may not exceed, in the aggregate, the following amount for the office
4sought by candidate:
AB642,21,55 (a) Governor, $50,000.
AB642,21,66 (b) Lieutenant governor, $12,500.
AB642,21,77 (c) Attorney general, $17,500.
AB642,21,88 (d) State treasurer, $6,250.
AB642,21,99 (e) Secretary of state, $6,250.
AB642,21,1010 (f) State superintendent, $6,250.
AB642,21,1111 (g) Justice, $7,500.
AB642,21,1212 (h) State senator, $2,500.
AB642,21,1313 (i) Representative to the assembly, $1,500.
AB642,21,18 14(4) A contributor who makes a qualifying contribution may also make a seed
15money contribution in the full amount authorized under sub. (3) or a matching
16contribution in the full amount authorized under sub. (10), or both. A contributor
17who makes a seed money contribution under sub. (3) may also make a matching
18contribution in the full amount authorized under sub. (10).
AB642,22,5 19(5) (a) To qualify to receive a grant from the clean elections fund, a candidate
20shall file an application with the board, no later than a time specified by the board
21by rule, in which the candidate shall affirm that he or she has not accepted and agrees
22not to accept after notification of the candidate's qualification a contribution from
23any source other than a contribution required under sub. (2) or a contribution
24authorized under sub. (3), except matching contributions in the amount authorized
25under sub. (10) and except as otherwise provided in par. (b). If the candidate desires

1to receive grant payments by electronic transfer, the candidate shall include in his
2or her application sufficient information and authorization for the state treasurer to
3transfer payments to his or her campaign depository account. The board shall notify
4each candidate who qualifies to receive a grant from the clean elections fund as
5promptly as possible following qualification.
AB642,22,86 (b) A candidate who receives a grant at a primary election but does not qualify
7to receive a grant at the succeeding general or special election is not required to
8adhere to his or her affirmation under par. (a) after the date of the primary election.
AB642,22,13 9(6) (a) The board shall distribute basic primary election grants from the clean
10elections fund to each candidate who qualifies to receive a grant under this section
11as soon as possible preceding the date on which the primary election is held for the
12office that the candidate seeks or the date on which the primary election would be
13held if a primary election were required to be held.
AB642,22,1814 (b) The board shall distribute basic grants for the spring, general, and any
15special election from the clean elections fund to each candidate who qualifies to
16receive a grant under this section as soon as possible after the date of the primary
17election for the office sought by the candidate, or the date on which the primary
18election would be held if a primary election were required to be held.
AB642,22,2419 (c) The board shall distribute matching grants for any election from the clean
20elections fund to each candidate who qualifies to receive a matching grant under this
21section as soon as possible after the date on which the board verifies that the
22candidate is eligible to receive a matching grant. The board shall distribute
23additional matching grants at periodic intervals after initial matching grants are
24distributed as soon as the board is able to verify eligibility for additional grants.
AB642,23,3
1(7) A candidate who receives a grant from the clean elections fund shall file
2with the board reports of all disbursements made in the manner provided under s.
311.06 (1) (g), without regard to the amounts thereof.
AB642,23,7 4(8) (a) Except as provided in par. (b) and sub. (9), a candidate who qualifies to
5receive a basic grant from the clean elections fund under this section shall receive
6a grant in the following amount for the office sought by the candidate and for the
7election specified: - See PDF for table PDF
AB642,24,68 (b) If a candidate does not have an opponent who has qualified to have his or
9her name appear on the ballot at the election for which a grant is to be applied, the
10candidate shall receive a basic grant for a primary election equal to the average total
11disbursements made per candidate in primary election campaign periods, as
12determined on a statewide basis by the board from reports filed by or on behalf of
13those candidates in accordance with s. 11.31 (5), for the office that the candidate
14seeks during the 4-year period preceding the date of the primary election, or a basic
15grant for a spring, general, or special election equal to the average total
16disbursements made per candidate in general and special election campaign periods,

1as determined on a statewide basis by the board from reports filed by or on behalf of
2those candidates in accordance with s. 11.31 (5), for the office that the candidate
3seeks during the 4-year period preceding the date of the spring, general, or special
4election, less the aggregate amount of contributions accepted by the candidate under
5sub. (3) except that a candidate for the office of governor shall receive a basic grant
6of $100,000 for a primary election and a basic grant of $200,000 for a general election.
AB642,24,9 7(9) (a) In this subsection, "consumer price index" means the average of the
8consumer price index over each 12-month period, all items, U.S. city average, as
9determined by the bureau of labor statistics of the U.S. department of labor.
AB642,25,510 (b) The dollar amounts of the grants specified in sub. (8) (a) and the grants
11specified for the office of governor in sub. (8) (b) are subject to a biennial
12cost-of-living adjustment to be determined by rule of the board in accordance with
13this paragraph. To determine the adjustment, the board shall, as soon as possible
14after the end of each odd-numbered year, calculate the percentage difference
15between the consumer price index for the 12-month period ending on December 31
16of the preceding year and the consumer price index for calendar year 2013. For each
17biennium, the board shall multiply the amount of each grant specified in sub. (8) by
18the percentage difference in the consumer price indexes. The board shall then add
19that product to the applicable grant amount under sub. (8), round each sum to the
20nearest multiple of $5, and adjust the amount of each grant to substitute the
21resulting amount. The amount so determined shall then be in effect until a
22subsequent rule is promulgated under this paragraph. Notwithstanding s. 227.24
23(1) (a), (2) (b), and (3), determinations under this paragraph may be promulgated as
24an emergency rule under s. 227.24 without providing evidence that the emergency
25rule is necessary for the public peace, health, safety, or welfare, and without a finding

1of emergency. Notwithstanding ss. 227.135 (2) and (4) and 227.24 (1) (c) and (e) 1d.
2and 1g. and (2) (a), a proposed emergency rule promulgated under this paragraph
3and the statement of the scope of the proposed emergency rule are not subject to
4approval of the governor and the emergency rule remains in effect until the
5nonemergency rule corresponding to that rule takes effect.
AB642,25,23 6(10) A candidate who receives notification under sub. (5) that the candidate has
7qualified to receive a basic grant may also qualify to receive matching grants under
8this subsection. A matching grant shall be in an amount equal to 3 times the amount
9of any contribution or contributions up to $25 cumulatively that are received by a
10candidate from an individual exclusive of any seed money or qualifying contributions
11received by the candidate from the same individual. A candidate who receives a
12matching contribution shall separately identify the contribution in the candidate's
13financial reports under s. 11.06 (1). A candidate who receives one or more matching
14contributions after the end of a reporting period for his or her most recent financial
15report may file a special report in the manner prescribed by the board disclosing the
16pertinent information under s. 11.06 (1) in the manner specified in sub. (7) with
17respect to the matching contributions. The candidate shall also include the
18information in his or her next financial report. The board shall make a reasonable
19effort to verify reports of eligibility for matching grants for use at an election if the
20reports are received by the board by the Thursday before the election. The board
21shall not provide matching grants to candidates for use in an election unless the
22board is able to verify eligibility for the grants by 4 p.m. on the Friday before the
23election.
AB642,25,25 24(11) Except as provided in sub. (2) (a), a candidate may expend the proceeds
25of grants and other contributions received for any lawful purpose.
AB642,26,7
1(12) If a candidate who makes an agreement under sub. (5) does not adhere to
2the agreement, the candidate shall forfeit an amount equivalent to any grant from
3the clean elections fund that is provided to the candidate and the candidate may be
4fined not more than 3 times the amount of any contributions received by the
5candidate in his or her campaign, as defined in s. 11.26 (17), exclusive of the amount
6of any grant or any contributions deposited under sub. (2) or received under sub. (3)
7or (10).
AB642,26,14 8(13) No later than the first day of the first month beginning at least 15 days
9after an election at which a candidate receives a grant from the clean elections fund,
10the candidate shall return to the state treasurer any amount of the grant remaining
11in the candidate's campaign depository account, except that a candidate who receives
12a grant at a primary election need not return any amount under this subsection if
13the candidate qualifies to receive a grant at the succeeding spring, general, or special
14election.
AB642,26,15 15(14) The board may promulgate rules required to implement this section.
AB642, s. 39 16Section 39. 14.58 (20a) of the statutes is created to read:
AB642,26,1917 14.58 (20a) Clean elections fund. Make payment of grants to each candidate
18who is certified under s. 11.52 (5) by the government accountability board as eligible
19to receive a grant from the clean elections fund.
AB642, s. 40 20Section 40. 20.511 (1) (qa) of the statutes is created to read:
AB642,26,2221 20.511 (1) (qa) Clean elections fund grants. From the clean elections fund, a
22sum sufficient to make the grants to candidates required under s. 11.52.
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