An Act relative to campaign finance reform
This bill amends campaign finance laws to clarify definitions and adjust reporting requirements. It exempts small payments under $7,500 annually for food or goods sold at events like bake sales or festivals from contribution limits, and increases certain contribution limits to $100. Candidates who fail to file required reports face a 10-year ban from appearing on ballots for municipal, primary, or general elections. The bill also defines "in-kind contributions" (like free goods/services) and changes address requirements for filings. These changes directly affect candidates, political committees, and political party committees operating under Massachusetts campaign finance rules.
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