October 1, 2021 •
Contribution Limits Increased
Georgia State Capitol Building
The Georgia Campaign Finance Commission has voted to approve the biennial increase to contribution limits. The limit for statewide offices increased $600 up to $7,600 for each primary and general election and $400 up to $4,500 for each runoff. The […]
The Georgia Campaign Finance Commission has voted to approve the biennial increase to contribution limits.
The limit for statewide offices increased $600 up to $7,600 for each primary and general election and $400 up to $4,500 for each runoff.
The limit for other offices increased $200 up to $3,000 for each general and primary election and $100 up to $1,600 for each runoff.
These changes are effective immediately.
Georgia State Capitol Building
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Georgia Campaign Finance Commission’s physical office is closed. The commission is no longer accepting paper registrations or payment of registration fees via mail. All completed lobbyist new registrations and supplemental registrations must be submitted […]
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Georgia Campaign Finance Commission’s physical office is closed.
The commission is no longer accepting paper registrations or payment of registration fees via mail.
All completed lobbyist new registrations and supplemental registrations must be submitted by email.
Lobbyists will then need to log into their e-file account to process the online payment for those new registrations and/or supplemental registration.
Lobbyist ID photos will be taken and badges issued once the physical office reopens.
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