Contribute to Dist 36 and its candidates Individuals
who contributed in 2008 to a Minnesota political party, a candidate for state
office, or candidates for the Minnesota Legislature are eligible to apply for a
refund of their contributions.
who contributed in 2008 to a Minnesota political party, a candidate for state
office, or candidates for the Minnesota Legislature are eligible to apply for a
refund of their contributions.
Only those contributions made to candidates who signed an agreement
with the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board (formerly
Minnesota Ethical Practices Board) to observe state campaign spending
limits qualify for the refund.
with the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board (formerly
Minnesota Ethical Practices Board) to observe state campaign spending
limits qualify for the refund.
Minnesota Statutes defines "contribution" for purposes of the political
contribution refund, as "a gift of money." Eligible candidates and parties
should therefore not issue an official Form EP-3 (receipt) to contributors
who donate goods or services.
contribution refund, as "a gift of money." Eligible candidates and parties
should therefore not issue an official Form EP-3 (receipt) to contributors
who donate goods or services.
The maximum refund contributors can receive is $50 for single persons
and $100 for married couples. A single person or married couple can file
one refund application per year.
and $100 for married couples. A single person or married couple can file
one refund application per year.
Anyone who is registered to vote or eligible to vote in Minnesota is eligible to
apply for a refund. More Information about the Political Contribution Refund.
apply for a refund. More Information about the Political Contribution Refund.
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