Limit the amount of spending for political campaigns to a set maximum.

HB 3320 would cap campaign spending for candidates running for state or local offices in West Virginia at the approximate annual salary of the office they seek. For example, a candidate for a position with a $40,000 salary could not spend more than that amount on their campaign. The bill requires candidates and political committees to maintain detailed financial records and submit regular reports to the state, including quarterly filings and additional reports before primary and general elections. This measure directly affects all candidates for state and local offices, aiming to limit campaign spending through a salary-based cap and strict reporting requirements.