A
ActRight
AO 2012-03
Administrative Complaints
Herron for Congress v. FEC
La Botz v. FEC
Vogel for Congress v. FEC
Vroom v. FEC
Advisory Opinions
Alternative disposition
- AOR 2012-01
- AOR 2012-08
- AOR 2012-20
- AOR 2012-24
- AOR 2012-25
- AOR 2012-29
Opinions issued
- AO 2011-21: Leadership PAC may not raise and spend unlimited funds
- AO 2011-22: Membership organization's solicitations
of unincorporated vs. incorporated members
- AO 2011-24: LLC may form independent expenditure-only committee
- AO 2011-25: Inactive labor union members may be solicited by corporation's SSF
- AO 2011-26: Funds raised to help individuals obtain identification used for voting not subject to FECA
- AO 2011-27: Severance payment to candidate not a contribution
- AO 2011-28: Reporting independent expenditure ads for Presidential primaries placed on Facebook
- AO 2012-02: Area and general managers considered executive/administrative personnel of corporation
- AO 2012-03: Nonconnected PAC may collect and forward earmarked contributions to independent expenditure-only committees or the “non-contribution accounts” of other PACs
- AO 2012-04: Justice Party of Mississippi will qualify as state party committee once it nominates a federal candidate
- AO 2012-05: Campaign committee's donation to deceased candidate's charity
- AO 2012-06: Conversion of a candidate's campaign committee to a nonconnected committee
- AO 2012-07: Senator's campaign may recoup only some embezzled contributions
- AO 2012-09: LLC may establish conversion program to turn loyalty points into political contributions
- AO 2012-10: FECA preempts New Hampshire disclaimer statute
- AO 2012-11: Express advocacy definition as applied to nonprofit's proposed advertisements
- AO 2012-12: Corporation may solicit affiliated individual franchisees for contributions to SSF
- AO 2012-13: Association may contribute to independent expenditure-only committees
- AO 2012-14: Individual may not exceed biennial limit
- AO 2012-15: Association's member corporations may use payroll deduction for contributions to SSF
- AO 2012-16:
Federal contractor may provide legal compliance to Senate campaign
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AO 2012-17: Political committees may accept contributions made via text message
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AO 2012-19: Electioneering communication query hinges on clearly identified candidate
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AO 2012-21: Corporations and their PACs disaffiliated after spin-off
- AO 2012-22: Commercial website to collect candidate contributions
- AO 2012-23: Trade associations may solicit members for affiliated cooperative's PAC
- AO 2012-26: Campaigns responsible for compliance of text contributions
- AO 2012-27: Some of group’s communications ruled not express advocacy or solicitations
- AO 2012-28: Committees responsible for text contribution compliance
- AO 2012-30: Company may process larger text contributions and share short codes
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AO 2012-31: Reduced rates for text fundraising not considered a contribution
- AO 2012-32: Political action committee must wait for multicandidate status to contribute more than $2,500 to candidates
Affiliation
Challenge of dismissal of administrative complaint concerning, Vroom v. FEC
Corporation may solicit affiliated individual franchisees for contributions to SSF, AO 2012-12
Corporations and their PACs disaffiliated after spin-off, AO 2012-21
Trade associations may solicit members for affiliated cooperative's PAC, AO 2012-23
American Future Fund
AO 2012-19
AOR 2012-25
American Physical Therapy Association
AO 2012-15
Angus King for U.S. Senate Campaign
AO 2012-16
ArmourMedia, Inc.
AO 2012-17
AO 2012-26
AT&T, Inc.
AO 2012-31
Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc.
AO 2011-25
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Bielat, Sean
AO 2012-32
C
Campaign Funds
Permissible use of
- Conversion of a candidate's campaign committee to a nonconnected committee, AO 2012-06
- Donation to deceased candidate's charity, AO 2012-05
Personal use of, prohibited
- FEC v. Craig for U.S. Senate
Candidates, Federal
Bank loan to, subject of complaint, Herron for Congress v. FEC
Campaign committee's donation to deceased candidate's charity, AO 2012-05
Clearly identified candidate definition applied
- AO 2012-19
- Hispanic Leadership Fund v. FEC, October, November
Conversion of a candidate's campaign committee to a nonconnected committee, AO 2012-06
Eligibility of non-natural born, for public funding, Hassan v. FEC
Embezzled contributions, Senator's campaign may recoup only some, AO 2012-07
FEC to Host March 21 seminar/webinar for campaigns and party committees
Federal contractor may provide legal compliance to Senate campaign, AO 2012-16
Leadership PAC sponsored by federal officeholder may not raise and spend unlimited funds, AO 2011-21
Severance payment to candidate not a contribution, AO 2011-27
Use of campaign funds, See: Campaign Funds
Winding down the campaign reporting roundtable
"Carey" Accounts/Non-Contribution Accounts
Ability of existing SSF to maintain
- AOR 2012-01
- Stop This Insanity, Inc. v. FEC, August, December
Nonconnected PAC may collect and forward earmarked contributions to independent expenditure-only committees or the “non-contribution accounts” of other PACs, AO 2012-03
Cassia County Sugarbeet Growers Association, Inc.
AO 2012-23
Citizens United
Notice of proposed rulemaking on corporate and labor expenditures
Public hearing on independent expenditures and electioneering communications by corporations and labor organizations
State law concerning expenditures by corporations, overturned, American Tradition Partnership, Inc. v. Bullock
Commission
Commission approves rulemaking priorities for 2012
Commission approves legislative recommendations for 2012
Commission releases documents on enforcement and compliance practices
Commission statement on Van Hollen v. FEC
FEC elects Hunter as Chair for 2012; Weintraub to serve as Vice Chair
Message from FEC Chair Caroline C. Hunter
Communications
Communications by group, some ruled not express advocacy or solicitations, AO 2012-27
Electioneering, see: Electioneering Communications
Express advocacy definition applied to nonprofit's proposed advertisements, AO 2012-11
Independent expenditures, see: Independent Expenditures
Roundtable on pre-election communications
Compliance
Commission releases documents on enforcement and compliance practices
Committee treasurers
Committees cited for failure to file reports, see: Reporting
Lititgation costs awarded to Commission, Beam v. Hunter
Conferences/Workshops
See: Outreach
Constitutional Conservatives Fund PAC
AO 2011-21
Contributions
Association may contribute to independent expenditure-only committees, AO 2012-13
Biennial limit for individuals
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Court challenges to, James v. FEC, October; December; McCutcheon et al. v. FEC, August, November; James v. FEC
- Individual may not exceed, AO 2012-14
Constitutional challenge to prohibitions on
- corporations, U.S. v. Danielczyk
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federal contractors, Wagner v. FEC, February, May, December
- foreign nationals, Bluman v. FEC
Embezzled, Senator's campaign may recoup only some, AO 2012-07
Fundraising, see: Fundraising
Funds raised to help individuals obtain identification used for voting not contributions, AO 2011-26
Leadership PAC sponsored by federal officeholder may not raise and spend unlimited funds, AO 2011-21
LLC may establish conversion program to turn loyalty points into political contributions, AO 2012-09
Nonconnected PAC may collect and forward earmarked contributions to independent expenditure-only committees or the “non-contribution accounts” of other PACs, AO 2012-03
Political action committee must wait for multicandidate status to contribute more than $2,500 to candidates, AO 2012-32
Prohibition on corporations upheld, U.S. v. Danielczyk
Reduced rates for text fundraising not considered as, AO 2012-31
To separate segregated fund, see: Separate Segregated Funds
Cooper for Congress
AO 2012-26
Coordinated Party Expenditure
2012 coordinated party expenditure limits
Cooperatives
Solicitations of unincorporated vs. incorporated members, AO 2011-22
Trade associations may solicit members for affiliated cooperative's PAC, AO 2012-23
Court Cases
American Tradition Partnership, Inc. v. Bullock
Beam v. Hunter
FEC v. ______
- FEC v. Craig for U.S. Senate
______ v. FEC
- Bluman v. FEC
- Conway for Senate v. FEC
- Free Speech v. FEC
- Hassan v. FEC
- Herron for Congress v. FEC
- Hispanic Leadership Fund v. FEC, October, November
- James v. FEC, October; December
- Johnson v. FEC
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La Botz v. FEC
- McCutcheon et al. v. FEC, August, November
- The Real Truth About Abortion (f/k/a Real Truth About Obama, Inc.) v. FEC and U.S. Department of Justice
- Stop This Insanity, Inc. v. FEC, August, December
- Tea Party Leadership Fund et al. v. FEC
- Van Hollen v. FEC, May, June, August, October, November
- Vogel for Congress v. FEC
- Vroom v. FEC
- Wagner v. FEC, February, May, December
U.S. v. Danielczyk
Corporations
Area and general managers considered executive/administrative personnel of corporation, AO 2012-02
Corporation may solicit affiliated individual franchisees for contributions to SSF, AO 2012-12
Corporations and their PACs disaffiliated after spin-off, AO 2012-21
Disclosure of donations to, for electioneering communication
- Commission statement on
- Van Hollen v. FEC, May, June, October, November
FEC to host April 25 seminar/webinar for corporations and their political action committees
Inactive labor union members who are corporate executives may be solicited by corporation's SSF, AO 2011-25
Notice of proposed rulemaking on corporate and labor expenditures
Prohibition on contributions by, upheld, U.S. v. Danielczyk
Public hearing on independent expenditures and electioneering communications by corporations and labor organizations
Reduced rates for text fundraising not considered a contribution, AO 2012-31
Severance payment to candidate not a contribution, AO 2011-27
State law concerning expenditures by, overturned, American Tradition Partnership, Inc. v. Bullock
CTIA – The Wireless Association
AO 2012-28
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David McIntosh for Indiana
AOR 2012-25
Delegates
National party convention delegates
Disclaimers
Challenge to dismissal of administrative complaint concerning, Vogel for Congress v. FEC
FECA preempts New Hampshire disclaimer statute, AO 2012-10
Disclosure
See: Reporting
Dunkin' Brands, Inc.
AO 2012-12
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Electioneering Communications
Challenge to application of law by FEC, Hispanic Leadership Fund v. FEC, October, November
Clearly identified candidate definition applied in determining status of communications as
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AO 2012-19
- Hispanic Leadership Fund v. FEC, October, November
Commission approves rulemaking priorities for 2012
Disclosure of donations to, Van Hollen v. FEC
- Commission statement on
- Court case, May, June, October, November
Notice of proposed rulemaking on corporate and labor expenditures
Petition for rulemaking on disclosure of
Public hearing on independent expenditures and electioneering communications by corporations and labor organizations
Roundtable on pre-election communications
Elwyhee Sugarbeet Growers Association, Inc.
AO 2012-23
Enforcement
See: Compliance
Expenditures
Constitutional challenge to prohibitions on foreign nationals, Bluman v. FEC
Donations made to help individuals obtain identification used for voting not contributions or expenditures, AO 2011-26
See also: Campaign Funds, Coordinated Party Expenditures, Independent Expenditures
Express Advocacy
Communications by group, some ruled not express advocacy or solicitations, AO 2012-27
Definition of
- applied to nonprofit's proposed advertisements, AO 2012-11
- challenge to Commission's, Free Speech v. FEC; The Real Truth About Abortion (f/k/a Real Truth About Obama, Inc.) v. FEC and U.S. Department of Justice
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Federal Contractor
Constitutional challenge to prohibitions on, Wagner v. FEC, February, May, December
Federal contractor may provide legal compliance to Senate campaign, AO 2012-16
Federal Election Activity
Voter registration activity and GOTV
Federal Election Commission
See: Commission
Feinstein for Senate
AO 2012-07
Filing
See: Reporting
Final Rules
See: Regulations
Foreign Nationals
Constitutional challenge to prohibitions on, Bluman v. FEC
Forms
See: Reporting
Free Speech
AO 2012-11
Freeman, Martin H.
AO 2011-26
Fundraising
Commercial website to collect candidate contributions, AO 2012-22
Communications by group, some ruled not express advocacy or solicitations, AO 2012-27
Definition of, court challenge, Free Speech v. FEC
Donations made to help individuals obtain identification used for voting not contributions or expenditures, AO 2011-26
For separate segregated funds, see: Separate Segregated Funds
Leadership PAC sponsored by federal officeholder may not raise and spend unlimited funds, AO 2011-21
Nonconnected PAC may collect and forward earmarked contributions to independent expenditure-only committees or the “non-contribution accounts” of other PACs, AO 2012-03
Political action committee must wait for multicandidate status to contribute more than $2,500 to candidates, AO 2012-32
Text messaging used for
- Compliance, committees responsible for, AO 2012-26, AO 2012-28
- Informational article
- Political committees may accept contributions made via, AO 2012-17
- Processing of contributions received by, AO 2012-30
- Reduced rates for, not considered a contribution, AO 2012-31
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GOTV
Voter registration activity and GOTV
Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research, Inc.
AO 2012-10
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Hawaiian Airlines, Inc.
AOR 2012-29
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Independent Expenditures
Commission approves rulemaking priorities for 2012
Independent expenditure-only political committee, see: Super PACs
Notice of proposed rulemaking on corporate and labor expenditures
Public hearing on independent expenditures and electioneering communications by corporations and labor organizations
Reporting independent expenditure ads for Presidential primaries placed on Facebook, AO 2011-28
Roundtable on pre-election communications
State law concerning expenditures by corporations, overturned, American Tradition Partnership, Inc. v. Bullock
Inflation Adjustments
2012 coordinated party expenditure limits
2012 lobbyist bundling disclosure threshold
Informational Articles
See: Outreach
Interpretive Rules
See: Regulations
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Justice Party of Mississippi
AO 2012-04
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Labor Organization
Disclosure of donations to, for electioneering communication
- Commission statement on
- Van Hollen v. FEC, May, June, October, November
FEC to host May 23 seminar/webinar for trade/membership/labor organizations and their political action committees
Inactive labor union members who are corporate executives may be solicited by corporation's SSF, AO 2011-25
Notice of proposed rulemaking on corporate and labor expenditures
Public hearing on independent expenditures and electioneering communications by corporations and labor organizations
Lantos Foundation for Human Rights & Justice
AO 2012-05
Leadership PACs
Leadership PAC sponsored by federal officeholder may not raise and spend unlimited funds, AO 2011-21
Legal Defense Fund/Legal Expenses
Campaign funds used for, deemed personal use, FEC v. Craig for U.S. Senate
Federal contractor may provide exempt legal services to Senate campaign, AO 2012-16
Lititgation costs awarded to Commission, Beam v. Hunter
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
LLC may establish conversion program to turn loyalty points into political contributions, AO 2012-09
LLC may form independent expenditure-only committee, AO 2011-24
Litigation
See: Court Cases
Lobbyist Bundling
2012 lobbyist bundling disclosure threshold
Local Party Committee
2012 coordinated party expenditure limits
FEC to Host March 21 seminar/webinar for campaigns and party committees
Voter registration activity and GOTV
Louder Solutions, LLC d/b/a StandLouder.com
AO 2011-24
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m-Qube, Inc.
AO 2012-17
AO 2012-26
McCutcheon, Shaun
AO 2012-14
Constitutional challenge to biennial limit, McCutcheon et al. v. FEC, August, November
Membership Organization
Communications by group, some ruled not express advocacy or solicitations, AO 2012-27
Disclosure of donations to, for electioneering communication
- Commission statement on
- Van Hollen v. FEC, May, June, October, November
FEC to host May 23 seminar/webinar for trade/membership/labor organizations and their political action committees
Notice of proposed rulemaking on corporate and labor expenditures
Public hearing on independent expenditures and electioneering communications by corporations and labor organizations
Solicitations of unincorporated vs. incorporated members, AO 2011-22
Trade associations may solicit members for affiliated cooperative's PAC, AO 2012-23
Minidoka County Sugarbeet Growers Association, Inc.
AO 2012-23
Mullin, Markwayne
AOR 2012-20
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National Defense Committee
AO 2012-27
National Party Committee
2012 coordinated party expenditure limits
FEC to host March 21 seminar/webinar for campaigns and party committees
National party convention delegates
New Mexico Voices for Children
AO 2011-27
Nonconnected Committee
Conversion of a candidate's campaign committee to a nonconnected committee, AO 2012-06
Independent expenditure-only committees, see: Super PACs
Leadership PAC sponsored by federal officeholder may not raise and spend unlimited funds, AO 2011-21
Nonconnected PAC may collect and forward earmarked contributions to independent expenditure-only committees or the “non-contribution accounts” of other PACs, AO 2012-03
Political action committee must wait for multicandidate status to contribute more than $2,500 to candidates, AO 2012-32
Northside Sugarbeet Growers Association, Inc.
AO 2012-23
NyssaNampa Sugarbeet Growers Association, Inc.
AO 2012-23
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Outreach
Informational articles
- Committee treasurers
- National party convention delegates
- Text messages, contributions by
- Voter registration activity and GOTV
Publications
- 2012 edition of CFR now available
Workshops and conferences
- FEC to host April 25 seminar/webinar for corporations and their political action committees
- FEC to host March 21 seminar/webinar for campaigns and party committees
- FEC to host May 23 seminar/webinar for trade/membership/labor organizations and their political action committees
- FEC to host Miami conference in February
- FEC to host reporting and e-filing workshops for the 2012 July quarterly and monthly reports
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FEC to host reporting and e-filing workshops for October quarterly/monthly and pre-general reports
- Roundtable on pre-election communications
- Winding down the campaign reporting roundtable
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Partnership
Federal contractor may provide exempt legal services to Senate campaign, AO 2012-16
LLC taxed as partnership may establish conversion program to turn loyalty points into political contributions, AO 2012-09
Party Committee
2012 coordinated party expenditure limits
Definition of minor party, for general election public funding eligibility purposes, Johnson v. FEC
FEC to Host March 21 seminar/webinar for campaigns and party committees
Voter registration activity and GOTV
Personal Use of Campaign Funds
See: Campaign Funds
Peterson, Dean
AOR 2012-24
Physician Hospitals of America
AO 2012-13
Pierce Atwood LLP
AO 2012-16
Points for Politics
AO 2012-09
Political Committee
Challenge to Commission approach to determining status of
- Free Speech v. FEC
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The Real Truth About Abortion (FKA The Real Truth About Obama, Inc.) vs. FEC and U.S. Department of Justice
Political action committee must wait for multicandidate status to contribute more than $2,500 to candidates, AO 2012-32
- Court challenge to, Tea Party Leadership Fund et. al. v. FEC
See also: Nonconnected Committee, Party Committee , Super PACs
Political Party
See: Party Committee
Preemption
FECA preempts New Hampshire disclaimer statute, AO 2012-10
Primerica, Inc.
AO 2012-21
Public Disclosure
See: Reporting
Public Funding
Eligibility for primary matching funds
- Johnson, Gary, July, August, September, December
- Roemer III, Charles E. “Buddy," March, August
- Jill Stein, September, November, December
Eligibility for general election funding, Johnson v. FEC
Eligibility of non-natural born for, Hassan v. FEC
Publications
See: Outreach
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Raese, John
AO 2012-32
Recordkeeping
Committee treasurers
Text messaging used in fundraising
- Compliance, committees responsible for, AO 2012-26, AO 2012-28
- Informational article
- Political committees may accept contributions made via, AO 2012-17
- Processing of contributions received by, AO 2012-30
Red Blue T, LLC
AO 2012-17
Regulations
2012 edition of CFR now available
Commission approves rulemaking priorities for 2012
Notice of proposed rulemaking on corporate and labor expenditures
Petition for rulemaking on disclosure of electioneering communications
Public hearing on independent expenditures and electioneering communications by corporations and labor organizations
Repledge
AOR 2012-08
Reporting
2012 lobbyist bundling disclosure threshold
April reporting reminder
Committee treasurers
Disclosure of donations to, for electioneering communication,
- Commission statement on
- Van Hollen v. FEC, May, June, October, November
Failure to file reports, committees cited:
- Arkansas Pre-Primary
- Arizona Pre-Primary
- California Pre-Primary
- Conway for Senate v. FEC
- Florida Pre-Primary
- Hawaii Pre-Primary
- Iowa Pre-Primary
- July Quarterly Report
- Maine Pre-Primary
- Massachusetts Pre-Primary
- Missouri Pre-Primary
- Montana Pre-Primary
- Nebraska Pre-Primary
- New Jersey Pre-Primary
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New Mexico Pre-Primary
- New York Pre-Primary
- October Quarterly
- Pre-General Report
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South Dakota
Pre-Primary
- Tennessee Pre-Primary
- Texas Pre-Primary
- Washington Pre-Primary
- Wisconsin Pre-Primary
Independent expenditure ads for Presidential primaries placed on Facebook, AO 2011-28
July reporting reminder
October reporting reminder
Reports due in 2012
Special election, see: Special Elections
Workshops on, see: Outreach
Revolution Messaging, LLC
AO 2012-30
RickPerry.org, Inc.
AO 2012-06
Rulemaking
See: Regulations
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Sale or Use
Commercial website may provide information about candidate committees, AO 2012-22
Separate Segregated Fund (SSF)
Area and general managers considered executive/administrative personnel of corporation, AO 2012-02
"Carey account"/noncontribution account, ability to maintain
- AOR 2012-01
- Stop This Insanity, Inc. v. FEC, August, December
Corporation may solicit affiliated individual franchisees for contributions to, AO 2012-12
FEC to host April 25 seminar/webinar for corporations and their political action committees
FEC to host May 23 seminar/webinar for trade/membership/labor organizations and their political action committees
Inactive labor union members who are corporate executives may be solicited by corporation's SSF, AO 2011-25
Membership organization's solicitations of unincorporated vs. incorporated members, AO 2011-22
Trade association
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may solicit members for affiliated cooperative's PAC, AO 2012-23
- member corporations may use payroll deduction to collect contributions, AO 2012-15
skimmerhat
AO 2012-22
Snake River Sugar Company
AO 2012-23
Solicitations
See: Fundraising
Special Elections
Reporting
- Kentucky 4th District
- Michigan 11th District
- Oregon 1st District
State Party Committee
2012 coordinated party expenditure limits
FEC to Host March 21 seminar/webinar for campaigns and party committees
Justice Party of Mississippi will qualify as state party committee once it nominates a federal candidate, AO 2012-04
Voter registration activity and GOTV
Statistics
15-month campaign activity for the 2012 election cycle
18-month campaign activity for the 2012 election cycle
2011 campaign activity
Stop This Insanity, Inc.
AOR 2012-01
Stop This Insanity, Inc. v. FEC, August, December
Super PACs
Association may contribute to independent expenditure-only committees, AO 2012-13
Commission approves rulemaking priorities for 2012
LLC may form independent expenditure-only committee, AO 2011-24
Nonconnected PAC may collect and forward earmarked contributions to independent expenditure-only committees or the “non-contribution accounts” of other PACs, AO 2012-03
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Tea Party Leadership Fund
AO 2012-32
Technology, Use of
Commercial website to collect candidate contributions, AO 2012-22
Text messaging
- Compliance, committees responsible for, AO 2012-26, AO 2012-28
- Contributions by, informational article
- Political committees may accept contributions made via, AO 2012-17
- Processing of contributions received by, AO 2012-30
- Reduced rates for text fundraising not considered a contribution, AO 2012-31
Tom Lantos for Congress Committee
AO 2012-05
Trade Associations
Association may contribute to independent expenditure-only committees, AO 2012-13
Disclosure of donations to, Van Hollen v. FEC
- Commission statement on
- Court case, May, June, October, November
FEC to host May 23 seminar/webinar for trade/membership/labor organizations and their political action committees
Public hearing on independent expenditures and electioneering communications by corporations and labor organizations
Solicitation of members' executives by, for affiliated cooperative's PAC, AO 2012-23
Twin Falls County Sugarbeet Growers Association, Inc.
AO 2012-23
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Upper Snake River Valley Sugarbeet Growers Association, Inc.
AO 2012-23
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Virginia Poultry Growers Cooperative, Inc.
AO 2011-22
Voter Registration
Donations made to help individuals obtain identification used for voting not contributions or expenditures, AO 2011-26
Voter registration activity and GOTV
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Wawa, Inc.
AO 2012-02
Western Representation PAC
AO 2011-28
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