2 AAC 50.348 - Use of campaign contributions
(a) A candidate,
group, or nongroup entity may not make an expenditure from a campaign account
in connection with a private election such as an election for a utility board,
a labor union board, or a corporate board.
(b) A candidate, group, or nongroup entity
shall use a designated campaign depository required under
2 AAC 50.298 to pay all expenses associated with the
group's or nongroup entity's efforts to influence, directly or indirectly, the
outcome of a state or municipal election, or an initiative proposal
application.
(c) A candidate may
invest any unused contribution that is being held for a future election
campaign under
AS
15.13.116(a)(7) if the
investment
(1) does not violate
AS
15.13.112(b);
(2) does not result in any personal benefit;
and
(3) cannot reasonably be
understood to influence official duties or actions.
(d) An investment under (c) of this section
must
(1) be an arm's length commercial
transaction made on terms comparable with all other investors;
(2) comply with applicable financial laws and
regulations;
(3) bear the regular
rates and charges for arm's length transactions; and
(4) be evidenced by a written
instrument.
(e) In
AS
15.13.112(b), "campaign
contributions held by a candidate or group" means campaign contributions held
by a candidate or by a group that is a controlled group as provided in
2 AAC 50.290(c).
Notes
Authority:AS 15.13.010
AS 15.13.030
AS 15.13.070
AS 15.13.072
AS 15.13.074
AS 15.13.112
AS 15.13.116
AS 15.13.400
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