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BCRA Regulations
This page provides access to rulemaking documents, final rules and FEC publications involving the major subjects covered by BCRA -related regulations.
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Proposed Regulations that are BCRA-Related
None at this time
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Final BCRA Regulations:
RECORD Supplement on Recent Shays Rulemakings [PDF]
Summaries of all recently completed rulemakings implementing court rulings in Shays v. FEC
Exception for Grassroots Lobbying from Electioneering Communications
Coordinated Communications
The Internet: Definitions of "Public Communication" and "Generic Campaign Activity" and Disclaimers
Definitions of "Solicit" and "Direct"
Definition of Federal Election Activity
Definition of Agent for BCRA Regulations on Coordinated and Independent Expenditures and Non-Federal Funds or Soft Money
Electioneering Communications 2005
State Party Payment of Salaries and Wages
Elimination of De Minimis Exception for the Disbursement of Levin Funds by State, District and Local Party Committees
Candidate Solicitation at State, District and Local Party Fundraising Events
Political Party Committees Donating Funds to Certain Tax-Exempt Organizations and Political Committees
Contributions by Minors
Technical Amendments to BCRA Regulations (2004)
Coordinated v. Independent Expenditures by Party Committees
Inaugural Committees
- Increased contribution limits
- Prohibitions on foreign nationals
- Activities of U.S. nationals
- Fraudulent solicitations
- Disclaimers
- Prohibited and permitted uses of campaign funds
- Civil penalties
- New filing schedules for candidates and party committees
- Reporting electioneering communications
- Reporting independent expenditures
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