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Code · Georgia · TITLE 21 Elections · Article 2 Campaign Contributions

21-5-35. Acceptance of contributions or pledges during legislative sessions.

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No member of the General Assembly or that member’s campaign committee or public officer elected state wide or campaign committee of such public officer shall seek or accept a contribution or a pledge of a contribution to the member, the member’s campaign committee, or public officer elected state wide, or campaign committee of such public officer during a legislative session.
Subsection
(a)of this Code section shall not apply to:
The receipt of a contribution which is returned with reasonable promptness to the donor or the donor’s agent;
The receipt and acceptance during a legislative session of a contribution consisting of proceeds from a dinner, luncheon, rally, or similar fundraising event held prior to the legislative session;
The receipt of a contribution by a political party consisting of the proceeds from a dinner, luncheon, rally, or similar fundraising event in which a member of the General Assembly or a public officer elected state wide participates; or
A judicial officer elected state wide, a candidate for a judicial office elected state wide, or a campaign committee of such judicial officer or candidate.
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