Federal Election Campaign Reform Act

Summary

Federal Election Campaign Reform Act - Prescribes a formula for determining how much candidates for Federal elective office may spend in elections for all purposes, for communication media, and for broadcast media. Requires expenditures in excess of $100 on behalf of Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates to be approved by a representative of the party national committee. States that no authorized committee may accept contributions from other than individuals or political party organizations. Sets a $25,000 limit which such contributions may not exceed for a Presidential election and $5,000 for other Federal offices. Limits cash contributions to $100. Requires that contributions go only to the authorized committee of a candidate. Limits the purposes for which contributions may be expended. Provides that violators of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 shall be ineligible to hold any Federal office.

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• Introduced in House

  summary · EN · 30 November 1973

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