Prohibiting Spouse Compensation from Campaign Funds and Disclosing Family Payments.
New rules aim to increase transparency in political campaign finance. They prohibit campaign committees from paying candidates' spouses for services. Additionally, committees must disclose all payments made to spouses and immediate family members of candidates, helping citizens understand how campaign money is spent.
Key points
Prohibits campaign committees from compensating candidates' spouses for services.
Requires disclosure of all payments made to spouses and immediate family members of candidates.
Candidates or officeholders are personally liable for violations, with no committee reimbursement for penalties.
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