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NMSA 1-22-9. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 1-22A-1. Short title
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This section gives the act its short title: the “School District Campaign Reporting Act.”
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NMSA 1-22A-10. Campaign funds; limitations on use
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A candidate or the candidate’s agent may not spend received contributions except for the listed permitted purposes.
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NMSA 1-22A-2. Definitions
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This section defines key terms used in the School District Campaign Reporting Act.
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NMSA 1-22A-3. Reports required; time and place of filing
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Candidates and campaign committees must file campaign finance reports with the secretary of state, including by set pre- and post-election deadlines, and may use a statement of no activity when eligible.
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NMSA 1-22A-4. Contents of report
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Required expenditure-and-contribution reports must include specified identifying, financial, and debt information.
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NMSA 1-22A-5. Anonymous contributions; special event fundraisers
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Anonymous contributions are capped at $100 per contribution and $500 total per candidate per election cycle, with a special-event exception for certain cash contributions up to $1,000 net per event.
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NMSA 1-22A-6. Voluntary compliance; complaints and investigations;
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The secretary of state may investigate possible violations, must process complaints and voluntary-compliance procedures, and can issue and waive fines in some cases. People may file complaints or seek binding arbitration, subject to time limits.
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NMSA 1-22A-7. Reports and statements; late filing penalty; failure to file
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Candidates who file false, incomplete, or late campaign reports must pay a daily penalty, and filing failures can affect ballot access and later candidacy.
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NMSA 1-22A-8. Civil penalties
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The secretary of state must refer suspected or imminent violations to the attorney general or a district attorney. The attorney general or a district attorney may bring civil actions, and the court may order injunctions, restraining orders, other relief, forfeiture, and civil penalties.
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NMSA 1-22A-9. Penalties; criminal enforcement
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Knowingly and willfully violating the School District Campaign Reporting Act is a misdemeanor punishable by up to a $1,000 fine, up to one year in jail, or both; the act may be enforced by the attorney general or the local district attorney.
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NMSA 1-23-1. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 1-23-2. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 1-23-3. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 1-23-4. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 1-23-5. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 1-23-6. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 1-23-6.1. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 1-23-7. Repealed
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This section is repealed.
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NMSA 1-24-1. Short title; Special Election Act; application; prohibition
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The Special Election Act governs special elections run by the state or a local public body, and special elections are barred during a blackout period around certain other elections.
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