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District of Columbia Code Division I. Government of District. § 1-1163.11. Specific requirements for statements of organization.

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

In addition to the statement of organization set forth in § 1-1163.07, each political committee, political action committee, and independent expenditure committee shall also file the following information with the Director of Campaign Finance within 10 days after the political committee's organization:

(1) The names, addresses, and relationships of affiliated organizations;

(2) The area, scope, or jurisdiction of the political committee;

(3) The name, address, office sought, and party affiliation of:

(A) Any candidate whom the committee is supporting; and

(B) Any other individual, if any, whom the committee is supporting for election, to any public office whatever; or, if the committee is supporting the entire ticket of any party, the name of the party; or, if the committee is supporting or opposing any initiative or referendum, the summary statement and short title of the initiative or referendum, prepared in accordance with § 1-1001.16; or, if the committee is supporting or opposing any recall measure, the name and office of the public official whose recall is sought or opposed in accordance with § 1-1001.17;

(4) A statement whether the political committee, political action committee, or independent expenditure committee is a continuing one; and

(5) The plan for the disposition of residual funds which will be made in the event of dissolution.

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