Chapter 211A — Financial Report

211A.01 Definitions Chapter 211A governs campaign finance reporting for candidates running for county, municipal, school district, and other … 211A.02 Financial Report Candidates and their committees for local political subdivision offices must file financial reports with the appropriate … 211A.03 Final Report A candidate or campaign committee may file a final report and close out its financial reporting once all campaign debts … 211A.04 Secretary of State's Duties The Secretary of State is responsible for creating standard forms for financial reports required under chapter 211A and … 211A.05 Failure to File Statement Candidates and committee treasurers who intentionally fail to file required campaign finance reports are guilty of a … 211A.06 Failure to Keep Account; Penalty A candidate, treasurer, or anyone else who handles money for a campaign committee commits a misdemeanor if they fail to … 211A.07 Bills When Rendered and Paid Anyone who provides goods or services to a candidate or campaign committee must submit a written bill within 60 days of … 211A.08 Prosecution County attorneys have authority to prosecute violations of chapter 211A, which governs campaign finance for local … 211A.09 Forfeiture of Nomination or Office A candidate convicted of violating chapter 211A automatically forfeits their nomination or elected office unless the … 211A.10 Disqualified Individuals Not to Hold Various Positions A candidate whose election is voided for violating chapter 211A, or who is convicted of a violation, may not be … 211A.11 Penalties for Violations Any violation of chapter 211A for which no other specific penalty is listed is a misdemeanor under Minnesota law. This … 211A.12 Contribution Limits Candidates and committees for local political subdivision offices face limits on how much any single contributor can … 211A.13 Prohibited Transfers Candidates for local political subdivision offices (like city council or school board) cannot accept contributions from … 211A.14 Contributions and Solicitations During Legislative Session Legislators and state constitutional officers who are running for local office under chapter 211A cannot solicit or …