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(b)   Publication expenses may be paid from:

(1)   a campaign account of a campaign finance entity of the incumbent if the campaign finance entity complies with all other requirements of this title regarding expenditures and campaign material; or

(2)   the personal funds of the incumbent or the spouse of the incumbent if, as to each issue:

(i)   the incumbent has not filed a certificate of candidacy;

(ii)   the legislative newsletter contains a notice that it is disseminated at the personal expense of the incumbent; and

(iii)   within 10 days after the first mailing or distribution of the issue, the incumbent files a campaign finance report with the State Board that contains:

1.   a detailed list of publication expenses; and

2.   an affidavit that no funds for the legislative newsletter have been solicited or received from any source to supplement the personal funds.

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Maryland Laws: Elections and Apportionment

Maryland Code > Election Law

Maryland Code > Elective Franchise

Maryland Code > Quadrennial Elections

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U.S. Code Provisions: Elections and Apportionment

U.S. Code > Title 2 > Chapter 1 - Election Of Senators And Representatives

U.S. Code > Title 2 > Chapter 7 - Contested Elections

U.S. Code > Title 2 > Chapter 12 - Contested Elections

U.S. Code > Title 2 > Chapter 14 - Federal Election Campaigns

U.S. Code > Title 47 > Chapter 7 - Campaign Communications

U.S. Code Title 18 > Part I > Chapter 29 - Elections And Political Activities

U.S. Code > Title 26 > Subtitle H - Financing Of Presidential Election Campaigns

U.S. Code > Title 42 > Chapter 146 - Election Administration Improvement