An Act relative to the campaign finance reporting cycle
This bill establishes new contribution limits for campaign financing in Massachusetts. It caps individual contributions to a single candidate or their committee at $1,000 per election, to political party committees at $10,000 per election, and to other political committees at $1,000 per election - with no limit for ballot question committees. Government agents (e.g., legislators or executive employees) face lower limits of $200 per election for contributions to candidates or political committees. The limits will automatically adjust for inflation every two years starting in 2026, using the Boston area consumer price index, rounded to the nearest $50.
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1 primary · 3 co-sponsors
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Brad Jones
RRepublican
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Kim Ferguson
RRepublican
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Paul Frost
RRepublican
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Todd Smola
RRepublican
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