Candidates and committees file last minute contribution report within 48 hours of receiving $1,000 or more, in the aggregate, from a single contributor during July 28 - Aug. 3, inclusive. Efiling a C-3 report within the 48 hour window that discloses the contribution satisfies the fiing requirement.
Candidates and committees file last minute contribution report within 48 hours of receiving $1,000 or more, in the aggregate, from a single contributor during July 28 -- August 3, inclusive. E-filing a C-3 report within the 48 hour window that discloses the contribution satisfies the filing requirement.
Begin filing C-3 reports weekly, each Monday, for deposits made during previous 7 days (Monday through Sunday)
During a regular legislative session, the 30 days before it starts, and during any special session a legislator or state executive office holder may not solicit or accept campaigns contributions:
File a C-3 report for each bank deposit made in the previous month and a C-4 report that covers the period through the previous month. (February and April ballot measure committees have different reporting deadlines.)
Prerequisites - All class participants should have reviewed the following information:
- Please be familiar with how to download the ORCA software or have already done so on a device. You can find the software as well as tips for downloading here
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
- Know when and how to register a campaign,
- File accurate and timely campaign disclosure reports,
- Understand who can contribute and which contributors have limits,
- Know what to include in a political advertisement, and
- Comply with Washington State's campaign finance laws.
Location
711 Capitol Way, Rm 206, Olympia, Washington
Available Parking
Metered street parking