Division 6 — CAMPAIGN REFORM

Sec. 1-6-1. - Name.¶

Sec. 1-6-2. - Purpose.¶

Sec. 1-6-3. - Relation to political reform act of 1974.¶

Sec. 1-6-4. - Definitions.¶

Sec. 1-6-5. - Contribution limitations.¶

Sec. 1-6-6. - Aggregation of contributions.¶

Sec. 1-6-7. - Election cycles.¶

Sec. 1-6-8. - Prohibition on multiple campaign committees.¶

Sec. 1-6-9. - Prohibition on contributions; intra-candidate transfers.¶

Sec. 1-6-10. - Loans to county candidates and elective county officers and their…¶

Sec. 1-6-11. - Money received by officials treated as contributions.¶

Sec. 1-6-11.1 - Legal defense fund.¶

Sec. 1-6-12. - Solicitation of contributions from persons who have county business…¶

Sec. 1-6-13. - Transmittal of campaign contributions in County office buildings.¶

Sec. 1-6-14. - Disclosure of occupation and employer.¶

Sec. 1-6-15. - Criminal misdemeanor actions.¶

Sec. 1-6-16. - Violations and enforcement—Administrative.¶

Sec. 1-6-17. - Statute of limitations.¶

Sec. 1-6-18. - Applicability of other laws.¶

Sec. 1-6-19. - Severability.¶

Sec. 1-6-20. - Interpretation of division.¶

Sec. 1-6-21. - Amendments.¶

Sec. 1-6-22. - Slate mailers.¶

Sec. 1-6-23. - Notice of late independent expenditures.¶

Sec. 1-6-24. - Disclosure by persons subject to aggregation of contributions.¶

Sec. 1-6-25. - Reporting of current and cumulative contributions.¶

Sec. 1-6-26. - Filing of post-election campaign statements.¶

Sec. 1-6-27. - Filing of amendments to campaign statements.¶

Sec. 1-6-28. - Timely return of excess contributions.¶

Sec. 1-6-29. - Candidate acknowledgment of receiving county campaign finance ordinance.¶