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Code · Arizona · Title 16 — Fish and Game

16-914. Political action committee contribution limits; requirements

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A. A political action committee without mega PAC status may not contribute more than the following amounts per election cycle:
1. Six thousand two hundred fifty dollars to a candidate committee for city, town, county or district office.
2. Six thousand two hundred fifty dollars to a candidate committee for legislative office.
3. Six thousand two hundred fifty dollars to a candidate committee for statewide office.
B. A political action committee with mega PAC status may contribute twice the amounts prescribed in subsection A of this section per election cycle if the political action committee provides the recipient candidate committee a copy of the political action committee's certification of mega PAC status.
C. A political action committee may only contribute to a candidate committee using monies contributed by an individual, a partnership, a candidate committee, a political action committee or a political party.
D. A political action committee may make unlimited contributions to persons other than candidate committees.
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