Modifies provisions relating to campaign finance

HB 2984 clarifies campaign finance rules by defining key terms like "candidate," "committee," and "ballot measure" to set clear reporting requirements. It specifies when an individual becomes a "candidate" (e.g., receiving contributions or announcing a run) and establishes thresholds for small committees (e.g., groups spending under $500 annually). The bill also defines types of committees, such as "candidate committees" controlled directly by the candidate, and outlines when committees must terminate. These changes primarily affect candidates, campaign groups, and political committees required to file financial reports.