September 5, 2019 •
Washington D.C. Fair Elections Temporary Amendment Act of 2019 Becomes Law
Washington D.C. City Hall
Following a 30 day congressional review period, the Washington D.C. Fair Elections Temporary Amendment Act of 2019 is now official law number L23-0013. The law amends the definition of a qualified small-dollar contribution to set a minimum value of cash […]
Following a 30 day congressional review period, the Washington D.C. Fair Elections Temporary Amendment Act of 2019 is now official law number L23-0013.
The law amends the definition of a qualified small-dollar contribution to set a minimum value of cash or in-kind contributions at a value of $5.
L23-0013 became effective August 24 and expires on April 5, 2020.
Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser - by AFGE
Mayor Muriel Bowser signed the Fair Elections Temporary Amendment Act of 2019 on July 1. The act amends the definition of a qualified small-dollar contribution to set a minimum value of cash or in-kind contributions at a value of $5. […]
Mayor Muriel Bowser signed the Fair Elections Temporary Amendment Act of 2019 on July 1.
The act amends the definition of a qualified small-dollar contribution to set a minimum value of cash or in-kind contributions at a value of $5.
Following a 30 day period of congressional review, the act will become effective .
The act will expire 225 days after becoming effective.
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