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2015_02_03_regular_session

Regular Session Minutes

over in June, then discussed a draft advisory opinion and again voted to lay the matter over at its meeting on July 10, 2024. The Board discussed two drafts of an advisory opinion and again voted to campaigning. DON'T LET HIM DO IT.10 The court reversed a district court, concluding that “[w]e have no doubt that the ad asks the public to vote against Carter.”11 The court rejected the notion that ,’ ‘vote against,’ ‘defeat,’ ‘reject.’”19 8 FEC v. Furgatch, 807 F.2d 857 (9th Cir. 1987). 9 Id. at 858. 10 Id. 11 Id. at 864. 12 Id. 13 Id. 14

2011 Lobbyist Disbursement Summary

CenterPoint Energy Ceridian Corporation Davisco Foods International Inc DeCare Dental Deloitte Tax LLP Delta Air Lines -10- Recipient Other Sources of Funds for Lobbying Purposes

2012_04_03_regular_session

on March 10, 2012. E. Payment of a civil penalty for a contribution during 2010 legislative session: John Arlandson, $250 Rod Halvorson, $250 ADVISORY OPINION REQUESTS Advisory . § 10A.20, subd. 10, states that an application for exemption must be decided by the Board within 30 days "without hearing". However, the statute provides for proceeding anonymously if the individual's members or contributors would suffer a restrictive effect on their freedom of association if members were required to seek exemptions individually. Subd. 9. [Repealed, 1978 c 463 s 109] Subd. 10

Judicial Candidate Handbook

? ........................................................................................ 9 What is the time limit for registering? ...................................................................................... 10 What penalties apply if you don't follow the laws for starting a committee? ............................ 10 Receiving contributions be signed by the treasurer or the candidate. 10 If something that you list on the registration form changes, you must tell the Board within 10

2016_10_05_regular_session

Leppik’s motion: To approve the September 7, 2016, minutes as drafted. Vote on motion: Unanimously passed. CHAIR’S REPORT Meeting schedule The next Board meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Thursday, November 10, 2016. The December Board meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Monday, December 5, 2016. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TOPICS Demonstration of website redevelopment Mr. Goldsmith

November 14, 2022 meeting materials

late filing fee for original EIS Chad Tschimperle, $10 Page 6 Draft Minutes October 5, 2022 9. Payment of civil penalty for prohibited contribution during legislative session  ................................................................................................ 9  Use of Technology ....................................................................................................................... 10  CAMPAIGN FINANCE PROGRAM .                   EducaƟon and Training 10    The Board has long recognized the value of receiving  disclosure reports in electronic format.  Electronic re‐ ports may be moved directly into Board databases

Legislative and Constitutional Office Candidate Ha

? ............................ 10 Receiving contributions .............................................................................................................................. 11 What is a contribution registration form changes, you must tell the Board within 10 days of the change. It is very important to promptly notify the Board of changes in the committee contact information because this is the candidate filed the agreement. The refund is equal to the amount contributed, 10 minus any value received in exchange, such as a dinner or silent auction item, up to a yearly maximum

2022 Annual Report

 ................................................................................................ 9  Use of Technology ....................................................................................................................... 10  CAMPAIGN FINANCE PROGRAM .                   EducaƟon and Training 10    The Board has long recognized the value of receiving  disclosure reports in electronic format.  Electronic re‐ ports may be moved directly into Board databases  another $1,578,000 in refunds based on contribuƟons  to poliƟcal parƟes.    The state central commiƩees of poliƟcal parƟes receive  10% of the tax check‐offs to the party account of the State  ElecƟons

2007 Lobbying Disbursement Summary

Paxton, Michael Peltier, Ronald Petters, Thomas 10 Recipient Other Sources of Funds for Lobbying Purposes Source Recipient Source Recipient Source Polilcinski, Chris