campaign finance; aggregate report; amount

Raised the threshold for disclosing individual in-state contributions from $100 to $200 per election cycle.

Added a new option for small donors (contributing $200 or less) to have their names, occupations, and employers withheld from public reports if they provide consent.

Created a new requirement for entities making independent expenditures or ballot measure spending over $1,000 to file a separate expenditure report.

Added a mandatory certification by the committee treasurer under penalty of perjury to verify the accuracy of campaign finance reports.

Refined the reporting rules for payroll deduction plans, allowing committees to report aggregate amounts and identities rather than itemizing every single contribution.

Established an automatic annual inflation adjustment process for contribution limits and reporting thresholds starting in January of each odd-numbered year.