*rule 4.31(3). Â A contribution from a living or revocable trust is treated the same as a contribution from an individual and is not subject to the same requirem
*rule 4.3(1).Iowa Code chapter 68A1 to judges standing for retention, it is clear that the General Assembly intended for these laws to apply to judicial electio
it is clear that the legislature intended for the prohibition to apply during the specific timeframes regardless of whether or not there was a contested primary
so long as no corporate funds are given to a candidate, candidate’s committee, or other committee that expressly advocates for or against a clearly identified c
The Board has consistently held that the language in this exception permits the creation of a separate segregated account that is used for purposes other than f
nothing in the campaign laws expressly prohibits a legislative candidate from soliciting contributions from PACs, receiving the contribution checks, and then d
*rule 8.15(4). campaign contributions from lobbyists and PACs to candidates for state office and state officeholders are prohibited from 12:00 a.m. on the day
We believe that a “campaign function” must reflect meetings where “express advocacy” activities occur. Thus to be a “campaign function,” the event would includ
*rescinds opinion 2002-02. A trust, except for a living or revocable trust, that raises or spends more than $750 for campaign activities is considered a permane
