An Act relating to use of campaign funds; and providing for an effective date.
(H) REFERRED TO STATE AFFAIRS
Summary
The bill changes Alaska law so that contributions to a candidate or campaign group can be used for security-related costs, such as hiring protective staff, threat monitoring, cybersecurity, and security equipment, even at a candidate’s home. It limits use of funds to expenses that are either security-related or reasonably tied to campaign activities, and only as authorized by the chapter. This expands permissible uses of campaign money to help protect candidates and their teams.
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