Campaign/Political Committees

Candidates who receive or expend, in any combination, $500 or more must register as a candidate committee and account for all monies or things of value received and expended by them, their campaign committee or individuals on behalf of a person's candidacy for public office.
Example:  A candidate receiving $300 and spending $200, or receiving $500 before making any expenditures, is required to register as a committee within 10 days.


Political Action Committees (PACs).  There is a two-part test to determine whether an entity is required to register as a PAC. An entity must register if both of the following apply:

  1. The entity is organized for the primary purpose of influencing the result of an election; and
  2. The entity knowingly receives contributions or makes expenditures, in any combination, of at least $1,200 in connection with any election during a calendar year.

Example:  A PAC receiving $700 and spending $500, or receiving $1,200 before making expenditures, is required to register as a committee within 10 days.

Campaign/Political Committee Finance Report Forms

  1. Statement of Organization (PDF)
  2. Campaign Contribution Limits (PDF)
  3. Campaign Finance Reporting Schedules 2020-2021
  4. Campaign Finance Report Form
  5. Political Committee Termination Statement (PDF)

Important Dates


  • For the reporting periods and dates to file your Reports, click on the Campaign Finance Report Forms above.
  • Political signage may be posted 60 days before the applicable election.

Campaign Finance Reports