An Act relative to the campaign finance reporting cycle

This bill updates Massachusetts campaign finance laws to adjust contribution limits for individuals and political agents based on inflation. It establishes specific dollar caps for donations to candidates, political party committees, and other political groups, while allowing unlimited contributions to ballot question committees. The legislation also mandates that these limits be automatically recalculated every two years using the federal consumer price index for the Boston area to maintain their real value. Additionally, it clarifies that money sent through designated contribution committees counts as a direct donation from the original giver to the final recipient. These changes directly affect voters, donors, and political organizations by defining how much money can be contributed during election cycles.