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Public financing of campaigns
- 1 States
- 1.1 Arizona
- 1.2 Arkansas
- 1.3 Connecticut
- 1.4 Florida
- 1.5 Hawaii
- 1.6 Idaho
- 1.7 Iowa
- 1.8 Maine
- 1.9 Maryland
- 1.10 Massachusetts
- 1.11 Michigan
- 1.12 Minnesota
- 1.13 Montana
- 1.14 Nebraska
- 1.15 New Jersey
- 1.16 New Mexico
- 1.17 North Carolina
- 1.18 Ohio
- 1.19 Oklahoma
- 1.20 Oregon
- 1.21 Rhode Island
- 1.22 Utah
- 1.23 Vermont
- 1.24 Virginia
- 1.25 Wisconsin
- 2 External Links
- 3 References
The Supreme Court ruling on the Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission, which stated that corporate funding of independent political broadcasts constitute an exercise of free speech and thus cannot be limited, has sparked a movement in many states to enact Clean Elections laws to replace private special interest contributions with a public campaign financing option. Conversely, with the June 2011 U.S. Supreme Court Case of Arizona Freedom Enterprise v. Bennett, Arizona's public financing program was ruled unconstitutional. Other states with similar programs must re-examine their campaign finance laws. Some have already repealed the unconstitutional "triggering" provisions, which grant an equal sum of money to candidates using public funds whenever a non-participating candidates raises funds over the spending limit, while others continue to look for an alternative before repealing their statutes.
Arizona participates in a "Clean Elections" program, whereby those candidates who chose to participate in the public financing option are subject to certain qualifications and spending limits, but are compensated with public funds for any amount in excess of the spending limit that an opponent raises in private contributions.[1] This policy is codified in Title 16 Chapter 6 of the Arizona state statutes governing campaign contributions and expenses:
"Whenever during a general election period a report has been
filed, or other information comes to the attention of the commission, indicating that the amount a nonparticipating candidate who is not unopposed has received in contributions during the election cycle to date less the amount of expenditures the nonparticipating candidate made through the end of the primary election period exceeds the original general election spending limit, including any previous adjustments, the commission shall immediately pay from the fund to the campaign account of any participating candidate qualified for the ballot and seeking the same office as the nonparticipating candidate an amount equal to any excess of the reported difference over the general election spending limit, as previously adjusted, less six per cent for a nonparticipating candidate's fund-raising expenses. The general election spending limit for all such participating candidates shall be adjusted by increasing it by the amount that the commission is obligated to pay to aparticipating candidate."[2]
However, this a "fund matching" or "triggering" program was taken to the U.S. Supreme Court on the grounds that it limits the free speech of private donors. The case of Arizona's Free Enterprise Club's Freedom Club PAC et al. v. Bennett, Secretary of State of Arizona, et al. was decided on June 27, 2011. In the 5-4 decision, the Court ruled that the law was unconstitutional.[3] The majority ruled that public "fund matching" programs ultimately discourage non-participating candidates who chose to raise private donations from raising or spending campaign funds, and thus discourage political debate. Several other states have public financing programs similar to Arizona's, and are now facing the issue of being shut down on this precedent.[4]
In 2010, the top 10 recipients of public campaign funds were:[5]
|Jan Brewer, Governor
|Terry Goddard, Governor
|Ken Bennett, Secretary of State
|John Huppenthal, Superintendent of Public Instruction
|Brenda Burns, Arizona Corporation Commissioner
|Gary Pierce, Arizona Corporation Commissioner
|David Bradley, Arizona Corporation Commissioner
|Dean Martin, Governor
|David Lujan, Attorney General
|Andrew Thomas, Attorney General
Arkansas's government sponsors political campaigns in that it allows a tax credit of up to $50 (up to $100 on a joint tax return) for contributions made to political candidates, parties, or PAC's. It does not currently have a state-sponsored pool of public funds available to candidates.
Connecticut's public campaign financing program is funded through the Citizens' Election Program (CEP). This program provides grant money to candidates who raise a specified number of low-sum, "qualifying contributions" and who agree to abide by spending limits.[6] Originally, the CEP was designed similarly to Arizona's laws in that it had a "triggering" provision, granting equivalent funds to participating candidates whenever privately-funded candidates out-spent them. However, on July 13, 2010, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a district court ruling on the case of Green Party of Connecticut v. Garfield[7] stating that this grant-matching provision was unconstitutional on the grounds that it violated First Amendment rights to free speech. The court did also reverse a provision of the lower ruling that claimed that the CEP discriminated against minority parties.[8] On June 28, 2011, one day after Arizona's grant-matching public finance program was deemed unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court, the Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal of the Connecticut law, thus affirming the lower court's ruling as well as the idea that public campaign financing is not inherently unconstitutional.[9]
In 2010, the top 10 recipients of public funds were:[10]
|Dannel Patrick Malloy, Governor
|Michael Fedele, Governor
|Denise Merrill, Secretary of State
|Kevin Lembo, Comptroller
|Jeff Wright, State Treasurer
|Denise Nappier, State Treasurer
|Jerry Farrell, Secretary of State
|George Jepsen, Attorney General
|Gerry Garcia, Secretary of State
|Michale Jarjura, Comptroller
In Florida, only the candidates running for the offices of governor, lieutenant governor, and member of the state cabinet are eligible to apply for public campaign funds. In order to qualify for public funds, candidates for governor or lieutenant governor must first raise $150,000 in private donations, and candidates for state cabinet must raise $100,000 in private donations. Florida exercises a donation matching program. Qualifying donations from private individuals are matched with public funds within certain limitations and spending caps.[11]
The 10 recipients of public campaign funds in 2010 were:[12]
|Bill McCollum, Governor
|Jeff Atwater, Chief Financial Officer
|Adam Putnam, Agricultural Commissioner
|Dan Gelber, Attorney General
|Dave Aronberg, Attorney General
|Lorrane Ausley, Chief Financial Officer
|Pam Bondi, Attorney General
|Holly Benson, Attorney General
|Jeff Kottkamp, Attorney General
|Scott Maddox, Agricultural Commissioner
Various state candidates may apply for public funds provided they first raise enough individual donations of $100 or less. Gubernatorial candidates must raise $100,000 in qualifying donations. Candidates for lieutenant governor must raise $50,000, those for state senate must raise $2,500, and those for state house must raise $1,500. Those that apply for public funds must agree to the state expenditure limits specific to each office, and may then be granted a percentage of public funds. The governor and lieutenant governor candidates may receive up to 10% of their expenditure limits in public funds, and candidates for state legislature may receive up to 15% of their expenditure limits in public funds.[13]
The 5 recipients of public campaign funds in 2010 were:[14]
|Mike Golojuch, State Senator
|Clifton Tsuji, State Representative
|Fernie Nicolas, State Representative
|Marlene Hapai, State Representative
|John Carrol, Governor
Idaho formerly had a system of providing public funds not to individual candidates but political parties. Individuals could, on their tax returns, choose to designate $1 on their state tax return to state political parties. This additional dollar did not raise an individual's taxes, but rather earmarked one dollar of tax revenue for distribution to the political party of the individual's choice. In the 2010 legislative session, members of the Idaho House of Representatives introduced House Bill 379, which proposed to repeal the "tax check-off" on the grounds that the revenue should go to state programs and that the state has no place supporting specific parties. The bill passed the House and the Idaho State Senate and was signed into law by the Governor of Idaho on February 16, 2010.[15]
Iowa's form of public financing does not direct funds to individual candidates, but rather political parties. On an individual's state tax return, any resident with at least $1.50 in taxes may fill out a "Political Checkoff" whereby they designate $1.50 to go to a political party of his or her choice. Joint tax returns of at least $3.00 may earmark two $1.50 denominations of their taxes to the political party or parties of their choice. [16]
Prior to the U.S. Supreme Court's Ruling on Freedom Enterprise Club v. Bennett, which deemed "grant-matching" or "triggering" forms of public campaign financing unconstitutional, Maine used method to distribute public funds to candidates who applied and qualified for them. Namely, a candidate who applied and qualified to participate in the grant-matching, public fund program received a stipend of funds to use towards their campaign up to the specified spending limit. However, if a non-participating candidate, or one choosing instead to raise private funds, raised more than the spending limit placed on participating candidates, the participating candidates were compensated to keep total funds raised by all equal. This provision of the Maine statutes was formally stricken by District Court Judge George Singal on July 21, 2011.[17]
The top 10 recipients of public campaign funds in 2010 were:[18]
|Elizabeth Mitchell, Governor
|Patrick McGowan, Governor
|Peter Mills, Governor
|Michael L. Estes, State Senator
|Michael Thibodeau, State Senator
|Gerald Davis, State Senator
|Joseph Perry, State Senator
|Deborah Simpson, State Senator
|Lois Snowe Mello, State Senator
|Patsy Crockett, State Senator
The public funding program used in Maryland extends only to candidates running for the offices of governor or lieutenant governor. It is funded through tax add-ons as well as fines from public finance law infringements. The program provides qualified candidates who apply for the funds and agree to spending limits with grants to match the private contributions they raise. However, a major party candidate has not used this option since 1994.[19] Despite this fact, there have been efforts in the state legislature to extend the option of public campaign financing to state legislative candidates. Delegate John Cardin introduced House Bill 159 in January of 2011 to extend the public financing option to state legislative candidates. Although the bill is under consideration, it has been a tradition to introduce such a bill each session since its cause was taken up by former delegate John Adams Hurson, and has yet to make any progress in the general assembly.[20]
There are six state offices that qualify candidates to apply for public funds: governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary, treasurer and receiver general, and auditor. During the general election, those who applied and qualified for public funds may receive public grants to match every contribution made by an individual citizen of the state whose total contributions (if the individual made multiple contributions) are equal to or less than $250. Governor and lieutenant governor candidates who use public funds are subject to a general election spending limit of $750,000. The attorney general candidates are subject to a limit of $312,500, and the candidates for secretary, treasurer and receiver general, and auditor are subject to a limit of $187,500.[21]
The top 8 recipients of public funds in 2010 were:[22]
|Timothy Cahill, Governor
|Suzanne Bump, Auditor
|Mary Z Connaughton, Auditor
|Stephen Murphy Treasurer
|Mike Lake Auditor
|Martha Coakley, Attorney General
|William C Campbell Secretary of State
|Charles D Baker, Governor
Michigan provides the option of public financing for gubernatorial candidates. These candidates must first qualify by raising $75,000 in contributions from private individuals of $100 or less. Major party candidates who do this are eligible to receive $2 for every $1 of qualifying contributions in primary elections up to a spending limit of $990,000. In the general election, they are eligible to receive a flat grant of $1,125,000 and may raise up to $875,000 in private donations to meet their spending limit of $2,000,000.[23]
In 2010, the 5 recipients of public campaign funds were:[24]
|Virg Bernero, Governor
|Pete Hoekstra, Governor
|Mike Bouchard, Governor
|Mike Cox, Governor
|Tom George, Governor
Minnesota individual income taxpayers may choose to designate that up to $5 of their taxes (a tax check-off) be put towards the public campaign fund and earmarked for the political party of their choice.[25] As a part of the qualification process, candidates must first raise a certain amount of qualifying contributions from private individuals eligible to vote. This requirement is detailed in Minnesota State Statute 10A.323:
a candidate or the candidate's treasurer must file an affidavit with the board stating that between January 1 of the previous year and the cutoff date for transactions included in the report of receipts and expenditures due before the primary election the candidate has accumulated contributions from persons eligible to vote in this state in at least the amount indicated for the office sought, counting only the first $50 received from each contributor:
- candidates for governor and lieutenant governor running together, $35,000;
- candidates for attorney general, $15,000;
- candidates for secretary of state and state auditor, separately, $6,000;
- candidates for the senate, $3,000; and
- candidates for the house of representatives, $1,500.[26]
Those candidates who meet all of the qualifying requirements may receive up to 50% of their spending limits in public funds.
The top 10 recipients of public campaign funds in 2010 were:[27]
|Tom Emmer & Annette Meeks, Governor & Lieutenant Governor
|Tom Horner & James Mulder, Governor & Lieutenant Governor
|Lori Swanson, Attorney General
|Rebecca Otto, Auditor
|Mark Ritchie, Secretary of State
|Patricia Anderson, Auditor
|Dan Severson, Secretary of State
|Scott Dibble, State Senator
|Patricia Torres Ray, State Senator
|Dick Cohen, State Senator
Montana formerly had a program to allocate public funds to state campaigns. However, Montana State Statutes Title 13 {"Elections"}, Chapter 37 ("Control of Campaign Practices"} Part 3 ("Public Campaign Finance") was repealed in 1993.[28]
Nebraska allows candidates for the offices of the Unicameral Legislature, Governor, State Treasurer, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Auditor of Public Accounts, Public Service Commission, Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, and State Board of Education to apply to receive public funds. If a candidate does apply for and qualifies to receive public funds, he or she must agree to limit campaign spending to the limits prescribed for each office:
- Governor: $2,297,000
- State Treasurer: $290,000
- Secretary of State: $290,000
- Attorney General: $290,000
- Auditor of Public Accounts: $290,000
- Board of Regents: $100,000
- Legislature: $89,000
- Public Service Commission: $70,000
- State Board of Education: $70,000
These limits are to be adjusted for inflation based on the Consumer Price Index every four years beginning in 2008. To qualify for public funds, candidates must first raise 25% of their respective spending limit. Of these qualifying contributions, at least 65% must be from individuals.
Nebraska's law is unique in that it requires candidates who will not seek public funds to file a "reasonable estimate" of their private funds they will raise. These candidates are then required to file an affidavit when they reach 40% of their estimated campaign expenditures. If the candidates do not reach 40% of their estimated expenditures, then their opponents who qualify for public funds shall not receive public funds. Candidates participating in the public funds program are eligible to receive the greater of either the difference between the spending limit and the highest non-participating opponent's expenditure estimate or the difference between the spending limit and the highest non-participating opponent's pre-election campaign expenditures. The amount of public funds received may never exceed three times the spending limit, however.[29] With the ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court against the "grant matching" provisions of Arizona's public financing laws, some worry that Nebraska's Campaign Finance Limitation Act of 1992 could also be ruled unconstitutional.[30]
There were no reports of candidates choosing to use public funds in 2010. In 2008, two candidates did choose to receive public funds. All figures come from Follow The Money.[31]
|Ken Haar, State Senator
|Susan Scott, State Senator
New Jersey
New Jersey allows candidates for the governor's office to apply for public campaign funds. As a part of the qualification process, they must first deposit and expend at least $340,000. Those that do choose to accept public funds may not spend more than $10.9 million on their gubernatorial campaigns. The maximum amount of public funds that any candidate may receive is $7.3 million. New Jersey employs a two-to-one matching program for qualified contributions. It is detailed in Title 19 Chapter 25 Sub Chapter 15 of the New Jersey State Statutes:
19:25-15.21 Receipt of public funds
- (a) The campaign treasurer or deputy campaign treasurer of any qualified candidate for election to the office of Governor in a general election shall promptly receive in behalf of such qualified candidate public moneys in an amount equal to twice the amount of each contribution eligible for match and deposited in such qualified candidate's matching fund account, described in N.J.S.A. 19:44A-32, except that no payment shall be made to any candidate from such fund for general election campaign purposes for the first $109,000 deposited in such candidate's matching fund account.[32]
In addition to allowing gubernatorial candidates apply for public funds, New Jersey started a pilot "Clean Elections" program for legislative candidates based off of the Clean Elections programs in Maine and Arizona. The program went into effect in 2005 and allowed two General Assembly districts' candidates to apply for the program.[33] In 2007, the program was extended to three legislative (both General Assembly and State Senate) districts. Under this program, candidates need to raise a minimum of 400 $10 contributions to qualify for public funds. They may also raise up to $10,000 in seed money contributions of $500 or less from registered individual citizens. Candidates that do qualify for public funds may receive a grant of up to $50,000, and additional grants matching campaign contributions up to a maximum public fund limit of $100,000 (certain districts' candidates may be granted up to the average amount spent in the previous two general elections as a part of the pilot program). Qualified, participating candidates may also request grants to match their non-participating opponent's fund-raising up to the same maximum public fund limit. [34]
In the 2009 gubernatorial election, candidate Steven Lonegan was the only candidate to use public funds. He received $652,476 in total from public subsidies, and lost in the primary election.[35]
In the 2007 legislative elections, the top 10 recipients of public funds were:[36]
|Linda Greenstein, Assemblywoman
|Wayne DeAngelo, Assemblyman
|Bill Baroni, State Senator
|Adam Bushman, Assemblyman
|Thomas Goodwin, Assemblyman
|Seema Singh, State Senator
|Alison McHose, Assemblywoman
|Steven Oroho, State Senator
|Valerie Vainieri Huttle, Assemblywoman
|Gary Chiusano, Assemblyman
New Mexico
New Mexico passed a law in 2003 allowing candidates for seats on the Public Regulation Commission, the utility regulatory commission, to apply for public campaign funding.[37] In 2007, the public financing program was extended to candidates for appellate and state supreme court. Candidates who raise a certain amount of qualifying contributions and agree to spending limits may receive full funding from public funds.[38] In addition, there are two municipalities in New Mexico that exercise public campaign financing, Albuquerque and Santa Fe.[39]
The 9 recipients of public campaign funds in the 2010 elections were:[40]
|Ned Fuller, Appellate Court
|Ben Hall, Public Regulation Commission
|Bill McCamley, Public Regulation Commission
|Stephanie Dubois, Public Regulation Commission
|Hank Hughes, Public Regulation Commission
|George James Galanis, Public Regulation Commission
|D. Kent Evans, Public Regulation Commission
|Robert Maez, Public Regulation Commission
|Jamie Estrada, Public Regulation Commission
North Carolina
North Carolina allows judicial candidates for the Court of Appeals and the State Supreme Court to apply for public financing. As a part of the application process, candidates must first raise a set amount of qualifying contributions. Candidates that qualify for and choose to use public funds may receive grants funded by a tax check-off from individual income taxes and a $50 charge to attorneys' licenses. If non-participating opponents raise more money than the participating candidates, the state issues "rescue funds" to the participating candidates to keep fund raising results equal.[41] With the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Arizona Free Enterprise Club v. Bennett, which stated that the practice of granting candidates using public funds equivalent sums as those raised by candidates raising private contributions was unconstitutional, some in the North Carolina State Legislature have begun preparing to revise or repeal the state statutes. Senator Jim Davis has sponsored Senate Bill 419, which would end public financing of campaigns in the state entirely. Alternatively, Senator Andrew Brock has sponsored Senate Bill 459, which would simply repeal the grant-matching provision of the public financing program.
In 2010, the 8 recipients of public campaign funds were:[42]
|Barbara Jackson, State Supreme Court
|Ann Marie Calabria, Appellate Court
|Jane Gray, Appellate Court
|Martha Geer, Appellate Court
|John Douglas McCullough, Appellate Court
|Cressie Thigpen, Appellate Court
|Stanley Hammer, Appellate Court
|Robert Hunter, State Supreme Court
Ohio residents are able to contribute to the public fund by checking off an option on their income tax returns to donate $1 to the political party of their choice. The public financing system in Ohio is meant to support political parties and their "administrative costs associated with party head-quarters and party fund-raising drives, organization of voter registration and get-out-the vote campaigns", but not individual candidates.[43]
In 2010, the Democratic Party and the Republican Party in Ohio each received $153,584 in public funds.[44]
Oklahoma has a state-sponsored campaign program only in that it allows an income tax deduction of up to $100 for contributions to political candidates or parties.[45] However, on February 7, 2011, Representative Richard Morrissette introduced a bill that would create a public funding system. According to the news source, Capitol Beat OK, "It would allow candidates who gather signatures equal to 2 percent of voters in a district, and who raised $200 on their own, to access a tax-funded campaign fund. Candidates could get a 6-1 match for that seed money, or $1,200..."[46] As of August 2011, the bill remained in the House and had not been signed into law.
Oregon's state sponsorship of political campaigns laws are similar to those used in Arkansas and Oklahoma. The laws allow individuals to receive a $50 tax credit ($100 for a joint income tax) for their contributions to political candidates' campaigns. The law is unique, however, in that it counts only contributions made to statewide or legislative candidates who agree to spending limits. This law was created under Ballot Measure 9, and challenged in the State Supreme Court case of VanNatta v. Oregon. The Court upheld the provision as an acceptable form of public financing. However, when the 2000 Ballot Measure 6 was introduced to create a formal public fund for political candidates, it was defeated.[47]
Rhode Island
According to Title 17 Chapter 25 of Rhode Island State Statutes, candidates for statewide offices that apply for and qualify to use public funds may receive $2 in public funds for every $1 of private contributions when the contribution from any one entity is $500 or less. Aggregate contributions from any one entity are eligible to matched at $1 for every $1 in contributions. The amount of public funds a candidate may receive, as well as the total amount of funds they raise are capped by office:[48]
- Governor: $1,500,000 spending limit; $750,000 limit on public funds
- Statewide Office: $375,000 spending limit; $187,500 limit on public funds
The 7 candidates that received public funds in 2010 were:[49]
|John Robitaille, Governor
|Peter Kilmartin, Attorney General
|Ralph Mollis, Secretary of State
|Catherine Terry Taylor, Secretary of State
|Christopher Little, Attorney General
|Kernan King, Treasurer
|Erik Wallin, Attorney General
Utah allows citizens to designate $2 of their state taxes (a tax check-off) be given to the political party of their choice. Of this, $1 goes to the state branch of the party and $1 goes to the county branch of the party where the individual resides.[50]
Vermont allows the use of public funds for governor and lieutenant governor candidates. Candidates for governor must collect at least 1,500 individual contributions of $50 or less that reach a minimum total sum of $35,000 to qualify for public funds. Candidates for lieutenant governor must collect at least 750 individual contributions of $50 or less that reach a minimum total sum of $17,500. The candidates that qualify for and choose to use public funds must agree to spending limits, and in return shall have the rest of their funds provided from the public campaign fund. Candidates for governor will receive, in the primary election, enough public funds to bring their combined total of qualifying and public funds to $75,000. I they proceed to the general election, they will receive a grant of $225,000. Candidates for lieutenant governor will receive, in the primary election, enough public funds to bring their combined total of qualifying and public funds to $25,000. If they proceed to the general election, they will receive a grant of $75,000.[51]
The last time a candidate filed and qualified to use public funds was during the 2004 gubernatorial elections. In that year, Steve Hingtgen, a member of the Progressive Party running for lieutenant governor, received a total of $80,259.50[52]
Virginia's sponsorship of political elections is a tax add-on. It allows individuals to voluntarily donate all or part of their state income tax refund to a political party of their choice. Other, non-political organizations are also listed as options that individuals can donate their refund to. Because the state does not lose funds through this program, but instead merely distributes donations, it is the weakest form of public campaign financing used by a state government.[53]
Until June of 2011, under the Wisconsin Election Campaign Fund (WECF), candidates for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, State Treasurer, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction, State Senator, and Member of the Assembly could apply to use public funds in their campaigns. The program was funded by a voluntary $3 tax check-off. As a part of the qualification process, candidates needed to first raise a set amount of money in individual contributions of $100 or less, and agree to abide by spending limits. The maximum amount of public grant money that a candidate could receive varied by office:[54]
- Governor: $485,190
- Lieutenant Governor: $145,564
- Attorney General: $242,550
- State Treasurer: $97,031
- Secretary of State: $97,031
- Superintendent of Public Instruction: $97,031
- State Senator: $15,525
- State Assemblyperson: $7,763
Candidates were limited in the amount of money they could collect from various sources. No more than 45% of the total spending limit could be collected from a combination of WECF grants, other candidates' political committees, and political action committees. The money distributed by the WECF was not the only money that the candidate can collect, but rather part a partial-funding system. According to the WECF Manual:
"Each dollar received from the WECF by a candidate replaces a dollar that can be received from a special interest committee. There is no corresponding reduction of funds for contributions received from political parties, unless party contributions exceed 20% of the candidate's spending limit."[55]
However, on June 26th, 2011, the Governor of Wisconsin signed Wisconsin Act 32, the biennial budget bill, which eliminated all public financing for public campaign financing.[56] Included in this was the program for providing public funds to State Supreme Court campaigns, known as the Democracy Trust Fund.[57] This move was made increasingly controversial by suggesting that the remaining balance in the WECF be used to fund a Republican-sponsored "Voter ID" Bill.
The top 6 recipients of public funds in 2010 were:[58]
|Scott Hassett, Attorney General
|David King, Secretary of State
|Dwane Block, State Senator
|Annette Miller Krznarich, State Senator
|Jason Borden, State Senator
|Tim Carpenter, State Senator
External Links
- National Conference of State Legislatures: "Public Financing of Campaigns: An Overview"
- Common Cause: "Public Financing in the States"
- ↑ National Conference of State Legislatures: "Public Financing of Campaigns"
- ↑ Arizona Revised Statutes Title 16 Chapter 6: "Campaign Contributions and Expenses §16-952 B"
- ↑ Arizona Free Enterprise Club v. Bennett: Text of the Decision
- ↑ New York Times: "Supreme Court Rules in Arizona Free Enterprise Club v. Bennett"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Arizona 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ Connecticut State Statutes Chapter 157: "Citizens Election Program"
- ↑ Green Party of Connecticut v. Garfield was changed to Green Party of Connecticut v. Lenge by the time it got to the Supreme Court in recognition of Garfield's retirement
- ↑ Green Party of Conn. v. Garfield: "Ruling of the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals"
- ↑ The Campaign Legal Center: "Supreme Court Declines to Hear Challenge to Connecticut Public Financing Program"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Connecticut 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ Florida Department of State Division of Elections: "2010 Public Campaign Financing Handbook"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Florida 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ State of Hawaii Campaign Spending Commission: "Partial Public Funding Guidebook"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Hawaii 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ Idaho State Legislature: 2010 Session Bill History of H0379
- ↑ 2010 Iowa 1040A Tax Form Instructions
- ↑ Kennebec Journal: "Effort under way to fix Maine public campaign finance law"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Maine 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ Common Cause: "Public Financing in the States"
- ↑ Maryland Reporter: "Public Financing of Election Campaigns Makes Another Try"
- ↑ Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance: "M.G.L. Chapter 55C: Limited Public Financing of Campaigns for Statewide Elective Office"
- ↑ [=19 Follow the Money: "Massachusetts 2010 Public Subsidy Campaign Contributions"]
- ↑ Brennan Center for Justice Report: "Campaign Finance in Michigan"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Michigan 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes: "Minnesota State Statuete 10A.31: DESIGNATION OF INCOME TAX PAYMENTS"
- ↑ Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes: "State Statute 10A.323: Affidavit of Contributions"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Michigan 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ Montana Code Annotated 2009: "Title 13, Chapter 37, Part 3"
- ↑ Nebraska Campaign Finance Limitation Act
- ↑ Journal Star: "Supreme Court ruling could cripple Nebraska campaign finance law"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Nebraska 2008 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission: "Unofficial Text of Title 19 Chapter 25 of New Jersey State Statutes"
- ↑ P.L. 2004, Chapter 121: "Clean Elections 2005 Pilot Program"
- ↑ P.L. 2007, Chapter 60: "Clean Elections 2007 Pilot Program"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of New Jersey 2009 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of New Jersey 2007 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ 2003 House Bill 0420 Final Version
- ↑ Common Cause: Public Financing in the States
- ↑ Democracy for New Mexico: "US Supreme Court Upholds Public Campaign Financing, Strikes Down One Element"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of New Mexico 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ General Assembly of North Carolina: "2002 Senate Bill 1054"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of North Carolina 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ Online Taxes: "Ohio Political Fund"
- ↑ [=19 Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Ohio 2010 Campaign Contributions"]
- ↑ National Conference of State Legislatures: "Public Financing of Campaigns Overview"
- ↑ Capitol Beat OK: "Against the odds: Morrissette pushes for taxpayer financing of election campaigns"
- ↑ State of Oregon Legislative Committee Services: "Background Brief, Campaign Finance: Contribution & Expenditure Limits"
- ↑ Rhode Island State Statutes: "Title 17, Chapter 25, Section 19"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Rhode Island 2010 Campaign Contributions"
- ↑ Daily Herald: "Chuck the check-a-buck"
- ↑ Vermont Secretary of State: "Vermont Public Finance Grants"
- ↑ Vermont Public Finance Grants: "History of Use Since 2000"
- ↑ Virginia Department of Taxation: "Voluntary Contributions"
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board: "Wisconsin Election Campaign Fund"
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board: "WECF Manual"
- ↑ Wisconsin State Journal: "Public Financing of Elections a State Budget Casualty"
- ↑ State Bar of Wisconsin: "Governor Walker signs state budget bill into law, issues vetoes"
- ↑ Follow the Money: "Public Fund of Wisconsin 2010 Campaign Contributions"


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Archbishop Murphy clinches Cascade Conference title
Pitching sharp, offense explosive as Wildcats bounce back from first league loss
Nick Adams/ The Herald
Archbishop Murphy pinch-hitter Ryan Dorney (6) shakes hands with head coach Stan Taloff while rounding third base after hitting a home run against Cedarcrest on Wednesday. The Wildcats defeated Cedarcrest 13-0 in a Cascade Conference game called after five innings because of the mercy rule.
He needn't have worried.
Behind stellar pitching from senior ace Derrick Mahlum and an explosive offense that put up 13 runs in just four innings, the Wildcats pounded Cedarcrest 13-0 on Wednesday in the team's final regular-season home game.
The win helped ease the disappointment from Monday's 3-1 loss to Cedarcrest, which snapped a 16-game Archbishop Murphy winning streak.
"There's no doubt, we came out to play today," Taloff said. "This time of year is always very difficult, especially when you have eight seniors on your team. They've got proms, they've got graduation, they've got parties and they've got so many things going on that can take away their focus.
"But these guys came out today and really did what they needed to do. They were ready to go," he said.
With the victory, Archbishop Murphy clinched the Cascade Conference championship for the fifth time in Taloff's five seasons as head coach. The 17-2 Wildcats (16-1 in league) will wrap up their regular season Friday at Cedarcrest and then head into the playoffs, where they will try to repeat last year's Class 2A state title.
"Winning the league is a tough thing to do and we've done it every year I've been here, so that's an accomplishment," said senior first baseman Zander Clouse. "But like our coach says, we're trying to get four championships _ conference, districts, regionals and then state.
"It's really cool to win league," he added, "but a state championship is the bigger goal for us."
If the Wildcats continue to play like they did on Wednesday, their chances for a repeat state title are strong indeed. They pounded out 11 hits in four innings, including three for extra bases, and put 11 other runners aboard via a combination of walks, hit batters and a Cedarcrest error.
Among the team's many offensive heroes were Clouse, who was 3-for-3 with a double, a run and three RBI; catcher Alex Galgano, who was 2-for-2 with a pair of doubles, two runs and two RBI; and shortstop Trevor Morrison, who was 2-for-2 with two walks, three runs, two RBI and a stolen base.
In addition, pinch-hitter Ryan Dorney got one at-bat and made the most of it, launching a long two-run home run to right field in the fourth inning.
Mahlum, meanwhile, did his part on the mound, giving up a single in each of the first two innings, but allowing no other base runners in his five innings (the game was halted by the 10-run rule). He got stronger as the game went on and finished with six strikeouts, including five of the final six batters he faced.
"He was focused," Taloff said. "He kept the ball down, worked the corners, and threw his curve ball and (change-up) at the perfect opportune times. … He came out ready to go, and that's just what you want from a senior who's capable of dominating a playoff team."
"I felt confident out on the mound," said Mahlum, who improved his season record to 8-0. "It's the last game here for us seniors, and I just wanted to make the best of it. I started out a little slow, but at the end I felt I had pretty good stuff."
With the league title wrapped up and with the playoffs just ahead, Mahlum likes his team's chances "if we stay confident and play like we did today." A repeat state championship "won't be easy," he added, "but I think we have a good chance."
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Ballweg, Patsy (2), Cravens (4) and Wagner; Mahlum and Galgano. WP--Mahlum. LP--Ballweg. 2B--Galgano (AM) 2, Clouse (AM). HR--Dorney (AM). Records--Cedarcrest is 13-3 in league, 13-5 overall. Archbishop Murphy is 16-1, 17-2.
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Spotlights illuminated Tryon Palace Thursday night but even brighter lights were shining from nearby North Carolina History Center as friends and supporters paid tribute to historic site director Kay Williams.
The center's Cullman Performance Hall was packed for the tribute by present and previous members of Tryon Palace Commission, Council of Friends and historic sites and History Center supporters and benefactors.
"Our precious friend, Kay Williams, is getting ready to retire," said Betty Rae McCain of Wilson, a former eight-year Secretary of Cultural Resources, and emcee for the event to highlight Williams' Dec. 31 retirement.
"Kay is one of the most able leaders our state has every known," said McCain. "It is difficult to even think, without her at the helm, of the jewel in the in the crown of North Carolina. If Kay had been married to Governor Tryon, we'd still be a British colony."
Williams was awarded the Long Leaf Pine by Gov. Bev Perdue via video, presented by Secretary of Cultural Resources Linda Carlisle.
Williams was also honored by supporters led by Tryon Palace Commission finance director and treasurer, local dentist Jim Congleton, with the establishment of a $35,000 Tryon Palace endowment in her name.
Congleton said that with Williams' "There was always an open door. She was always about 'What can we do and how can we do it to make Tryon Palace better.' We looked around for the right retirement gift and found it right here."
The endowment was from assorted supporter and commission contributors, which Congleton said was raised with the help of Tryon Palace African American Advisory Committee, whose chairman Dr. David Dennard spoke about Williams' work, love and dedication to accurate history at Tryon Palace.
Carlisle read the Long Leaf Pine award plaque citation for William's career of dedication, work, and informed decisions to protect the historic resources of North Carolina.
"Kay Williams may be retiring but she leaves an incredible legacy," Carlisle said. While the early Tryon Palace years speak of "Ms. Kellenberger and Ms. Gertrude (Carraway), the years of Ms. Kay will also go down in history."
In a pre-event call to the Sun Journal, Perdue said she was "disappointed personally that I won't be in New Bern. I admire Kay's leadership so much and I care about her personally."
"She helped me in my early years of public service," Perdue said. "She is one of the most capable public leaders I've ever met. She envisioned what is there today. She could see more than others could see… a New Bern that didn't exist in the mid-80's, a New Bern that could be a national tourism site of history and the future… and her stewardship and service helped make it happen."
John A.J. Ward, commission vice chairman, read a resolution of gratitude from Craven County Board of Commissioners on Williams' impending retirement and expressing appreciation.
Tryon Palace Commission Chairman William C. Cannon Jr. said, "Kay Williams is the heart and soul of Tryon Palace and how the palace can get along without her remains to be seen. We won't find a way to replace her but we'll find enough people to fill her shoes with new director and additional volunteer effort."
Keith McClease, a 36-year Tryon Palace gardener and in recent years a member of the African American Jonkunnu performing group at Palace functions, spoke about Williams personnel leadership which built a family of friends of history in it truest sense.
"I consider myself a Kay-Built man," he said. "From the very beginning she saw my love for the Palace and took me under her wing and started teaching me" for a role that ultimately put in speaking to those in high places to make a case for accurate history and continued Palace support.
Deputy Director Philippe Lafargue, for whom Williams has been a key mentor, attended but did not speak Thursday. Speaking earlier he had high praise for her expertise and success in expanding Palace historic offerings, particularly the History Center development he managed with her guidance.
"Kay's retirement is the end of an era 30 years in the making," Lafargue said. "It puts Tryon Palace at a huge intersection and with many decisions on which road to take. They all have different challenges. We have to be ready to adjust and go for it."
Williams, who turns 70 this year, was contemplating retirement when esophageal cancer effectively made the decision for her. In September, she submitted retirement papers effective Dec. 31. The position has been posted on the state job website while she helps to guide operations mostly from home.
Cannon signed a lengthy resolution of tribute to Williams read by Commission and former Commission members, and presented a currently $35,000 Kay Williams Endowment for Tryon Palace and the N.C. History Center.
The resolution included some insights into Williams work.
Obviously touched and grateful for the recognition and surprised by the endowment, Williams said she was "humbled" by the honor "I don't feel I deserve. I am grateful to all of you for your love and friendship and the opportunity to do the work I have loved for 30 years.
"I have thoroughly enjoyed it, felt such a sense of belonging in this community," said Williams.
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March 18, 2009Misenheimer, NC -- On Wednesday afternoon the Pfeiffer Falcons finished off a home and home sweep of Newberry College. After beating the scarlet and gray by a score of 8-3 Tuesday evening, the Falcons won the second game 2-1.
Pfeiffer threatened in the first by loading the bases with one out. After a walk to Eric Shoemaker (Huntersville, NC), Zach Pou (Stanley, NC) singled to left and Will Davis (New London, NC) was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Newberry starter Ernest Castellano (Homestead, FL) relieved his team of the scoring threat by inducing a fielder's choice and picking Davis off at second.
The game remained scoreless until the fourth when Davis led off the inning by doubling down the left field line. He was later singled home by Brandon Rouse (Kinston, NC).
Jason Brown (Walnut Cove, NC) started on the mound for Pfeiffer and pitched brilliantly, allowing only one runner to reach second base until the seventh. In the Newberry half of the seventh, John Kirkland (Orlando, FL) coaxed a lead-off walk and was followed by a Casio Grider (Hephzibah, GA) single, which happened to be Newberry's second hit of the contest. After a sac bunt and intentional walk to load the bases Brown bore down and induced a pop out to second. The Pfeiffer pitcher got the final out on a strikeout.
The Falcons added a much needed insurance run in the eighth off Newberry closer Thomas Berryhill (Aynor, SC). With two-outs, Davis doubled to right field and was followed by a Jesse Dunn (Easley, SC) walk. Then Brandon Rouse added his second RBI single of the day driving home Davis to give Pfeiffer the 2-0 advantage.
Newberry got on the board in the ninth when Scott Horvath (Apopka, FL) drove home Jovan Rohena (Trujillo Alto, PR) with a two-out double. Eric Shuford (Shelby, NC) came in for the Falcons and struck out John Fogarile (New York, NY) to end the game.
Jason Brown picked up the win for Pfeiffer. He tossed eight innings allowing only two hits and zero runs while striking out six. Eric Shuford picked up his first collegiate save.
At the plate Pfeiffer was led by Davis (2-2 with two doubles and two runs scored), and Brandon Rouse (3-4 with two RBIs).
Castellano picked up the loss for Newberry. He went seven innings allowing one run. Berryhill pitched an inning and gave up a run on two hits. Rohena, Grider, and Horvath had the only hits for Newberry. Horvath added an RBI.
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