An Act relative to bake sales, farmer’s markets, or community festivals by political party committees

Summary

The bill changes the definition of a political contribution so that purchases of food, drinks, or merchandise at a party committee’s bake sale, farmer’s market, or community festival are not counted as contributions if the buyer spends less than $10,000 in a year. It affects political party committees and anyone who buys items at those events, easing reporting requirements for small, everyday transactions.

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