Ohio Admin. Code 111:2-1-04 - Name of the committee
(A) In accordance with division (D) of
section
3517.10
of the Revised Code, the name of each candidate's campaign committee shall
include on the "Designationdesignation of Treasurer"treasurer form at least the last name of the
candidate who authorized such committee.
(B) The campaign committee authorized by the
pair of candidates jointly seeking the offices of governor and lieutenant
governor shall include at least the last name of each candidate authorizing the
campaign committee.
(C) A political
action committee formed pursuant to Ohio law shall include the name of its
sponsoring organization, if any, in the name listed on the
"Designation of Treasurer" form"Designation of Treasurer" (Form 30-D). Such committee may
use a clearly recognized abbreviation or acronym by which the sponsoring
organization is commonly known in its name, in lieu of the full name of the
sponsoring organization. A committee established by a corporation or
labor organization which has a number of subsidiaries need not include the name
of each subsidiary in its name. Similarly, a committee established by a
subsidiary need not include in its name the name of its parent or another
subsidiary of its parent. For purposes of this rule, sponsoring organization
means a corporation, nonprofit corporation, or labor organization that
establishes or administers a political action committee or a separate
segregated fund pursuant to section
3517.082
of the Revised Code.
(D) A labor
organization that establishes a political contributing entity pursuant to Ohio
law shall include the name of the labor organization on the
"Designation of Treasurer" form"Designation of Treasurer" (Form 30-D). Such
political contributing entity may use a clearly recognized abbreviation or
acronym by which the labor organization is commonly know in lieu of the full
name of the labor organization.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 3517.23
Rule Amplifies: 3517.10
Prior Effective Dates: 08/23/1995 (Emer.), 11/21/1995, 01/01/2002, 01/17/2011, 01/25/2016
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