AN ACT CONCERNING THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE ELECTIONS ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION AND MANDATORY DISMISSAL OF COMPLAINTS.
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Summary
HB 5352 rewrites the rules for the State Elections Enforcement Commission, giving staff strict deadlines to review, dismiss or forward voting‑related complaints and allowing courts to intervene if the commission drags its feet. It also changes how the commission evaluates campaign‑fund contributions, permitting it to deem a donation non‑qualifying when external evidence shows the donor’s name on the certification form is false. The changes affect voters filing complaints, political candidates and their treasurers, and the commission itself.
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