limit the amount of money that a political committee may accept from an inactive candidate campaign committee.
What changed between versions
Added and renumbered definitions for 'Ballot question committee' to clarify that it is not considered a person or political committee that makes contributions to it, and is not an entity that receives contributions from treasury funds.
Updated 'Candidate campaign committee' definition to clarify that only one such committee may be organized per candidate, while allowing simultaneous legislative and statewide campaign committees.
Expanded 'Candidate' definition to include multiple criteria for determining when someone is officially considered a candidate, including raising over $500, authorizing solicitation, party certification, creating a campaign committee, or taking required qualification actions.
Broadened 'Contribution' definition to include various forms of valuable consideration, discounts, debt forgiveness, and use of services or property (including residence use) made to influence elections or ballot questions.