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The Virginia Legislature officially passed and adopted Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s recommendation concerning Senate Bill 1427, which relates to campaign finance laws, political action committees (PACs), and certain large pre-election expenditures. The bill changes some of the reporting dates while also […]
The Virginia Legislature officially passed and adopted Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s recommendation concerning Senate Bill 1427, which relates to campaign finance laws, political action committees (PACs), and certain large pre-election expenditures.
The bill changes some of the reporting dates while also adding an additional report.
The reports previously due on July 15 and October 15 will be due on June 1 and September 15 with an additional report due on October 15.
PACs must also report any single contribution received or expenditure made of $1,000 or more between the dates of May 26 and the third Tuesday in June, and between October 8 and the date of the November general election.
The bill will take effect on July 1.
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