CHAPTER 3. ELECTIONS.

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§3-8-1. Provisions to regulate and control elections.
§3-8-1a. Definitions.
§3-8-2. Requirements for reporting independent expenditures.
§3-8-2a. Detailed accounts and verified financial statements for certain inaugural events; limitations; reporting requirements.
§3-8-2b. Disclosure of electioneering communication.
§3-8-2c. Party headquarters committee; detailed accounts and verified financial statements; funding for headquarters; limitations; reporting requirements.
§3-8-3. Committee treasurers; required to receive and disburse funds.
§3-8-4. Treasurers and financial agents; written designation requirements.
§3-8-4a. Termination of political committees.
§3-8-5. Detailed accounts and verified financial statements required.
§3-8-5a. Information required in financial statement.
§3-8-5b. Where financial statements and reports shall be filed; filing date prescribed.
§3-8-5c. Contribution limitations.
§3-8-5d. Offenses and penalties.
§3-8-5e. Pre-candidacy financing and expenditures.
§3-8-5f. Loans to candidates, organizations or persons for election purposes.
§3-8-5g. Prohibition on political contributions and expenditures by foreign nationals.
§3-8-6. Financial statement forms; filing; disposition.
§3-8-7. Failure to file statement; delinquent or incomplete filing; criminal and civil penalties.
§3-8-8. Corporation contributions forbidden; exceptions; penalties; promulgation of rules; additional powers of State Election Commission.
§3-8-9. Lawful and unlawful election expenses; public opinion polls and limiting their purposes; limitation upon expenses; use of advertising agencies and reporting requirements; delegation of expenditures.
§3-8-9a. Coordinated expenditures.
§3-8-9b. Coordinated expenditures by political party committees and political party caucuses in connection with certain statewide candidates.
§3-8-9c. Joint fundraising.
§3-8-10. Use of certain contributions.
§3-8-11. Specific acts forbidden; penalties.
§3-8-12. Additional acts forbidden; circulation of written matter; newspaper advertising; solicitation of contributions; intimidation and coercion of employees; promise of employment or other benefits; limitations on contributions; public contractors; penalty.
§3-8-13. Parties liable and subject to penalties.
§3-8-14. Effective date of certain criminal offenses.
§3-8-15. Disclosure of contributions during legislative session.
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