Fwd: donations

For an election in a Kansas city with a population over 50,000, like Topeka, an individual can contribute a maximum of $2,000 to a mayoral candidate per election. The primary and general elections are considered separate events, so an individual can make a donation for each. 

Donation limits by donor type

The maximum contribution amount varies depending on who makes the donation. The limits below apply per election. 

• Individuals and Political Action Committees (PACs): May donate up to $2,000.
• Cash contributions: No individual may contribute more than $200 in cash per election.
• Political Party Committees: Limits are eliminated on contributions from political party committees to candidates in general elections. 

Additional regulations

• Candidates must properly account for donations designated for separate elections.
• In-kind contributions, such as goods or services, also count toward the contribution limit.
• Candidates can accept anonymous contributions of $10 or less, but the total amount of anonymous donations cannot exceed half of the candidate's contribution limit for that election.
• The Kansas Public Disclosure Commission (KPDC) oversees campaign finance regulations for local elections. 

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785-383-9994

www.henrymcclure.live

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785.383.9994
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