An Act requiring a group supporting or opposing a candidate or ballot proposition in a state or local election to maintain an address in the state; amending campaign contribution disclosure requirements; requiring the disclosure of certain persons who coordinate and aggregate individual campaign contributions; limiting contributions to groups or nongroup entities that make only independent expenditures; requiring certain groups and nongroup entities to register with the Alaska Public Offices ...

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The bill requires any group that supports or opposes a candidate or ballot measure to maintain a physical address in Alaska, register with the Public Offices Commission, and provide detailed donor information, especially when most contributions come from outside the state. It adds tighter reporting deadlines, mandatory disclosure statements on ads, and limits on what campaign property a candidate can keep after an election. The aim is to make non‑resident influence in Alaska elections more transparent.

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