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(2)   A campaign contribution receipt shall be mailed or delivered to each person who:

(i)   makes one or more contributions, other than the purchase of tickets for a campaign event, in the cumulative amount of $51 or more; or

(ii)   purchases one or more tickets for a campaign event:

1.   at a cost of $51 or more per ticket; or

2.   in the cumulative amount of $251 or more.

(3)   At the request of a contributor, a treasurer or subtreasurer shall issue a campaign contribution receipt for any other contribution.

(4)   A campaign contribution receipt issued under this section is evidence of the contribution.

(b)   The information from a campaign contribution receipt shall be included in the campaign finance report filed by the treasurer or subtreasurer under this title.

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