2001 Bill(s)

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2001 Bill(s)

* SCS HB 678
Sponsor: Seigfreid, James
Status: S 3rd Read
Description: Several changes in lobbyist disclosure, campaign finance disclosure and Ethics Commission provisions.

See:	Senate roll call - SA 3 SCS HB 678 (05/14/2001): Amendment to a lobbyist and campaign finance disclosure bill that would prohibit "untrue, deceptive or misleading" advertising by political candidates. House roll call - HSA 1 HA 9 HB 678 (04/24/2001): Amendment to a campaign finance bill that would make it a misdemeanor crime for a political candidate to disseminate false information. House roll call - HA 7 HB 678 (04/24/2001): An amendment to a campaign finance bill that would require the governor to disclose contributions to his innauguration costs. House roll call - HA 6 HB 678 (04/23/2001): An amendment to a campaign finance bill that would restrict contributions to a political party to no more than $5,000 in any one year. Official legislative description and status

See:

Senate roll call - SA 3 SCS HB 678 (05/14/2001): Amendment to a lobbyist and campaign finance disclosure bill that would prohibit "untrue, deceptive or misleading" advertising by political candidates.

House roll call - HSA 1 HA 9 HB 678 (04/24/2001): Amendment to a campaign finance bill that would make it a misdemeanor crime for a political candidate to disseminate false information.

House roll call - HA 7 HB 678 (04/24/2001): An amendment to a campaign finance bill that would require the governor to disclose contributions to his innauguration costs.

House roll call - HA 6 HB 678 (04/23/2001): An amendment to a campaign finance bill that would restrict contributions to a political party to no more than $5,000 in any one year.

Official legislative description and status

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