 is not specifically dedicated to facilitating the making of a contribution or donation.
(2) The following statements constitute solicitations:
(i) “Please give $100,000 to Group X.”
(ii) “It is important for our State party to receive at least $100,000 from each of you in this election.”
(iii) “Group X has always helped me financially in my elections. Keep them in mind this fall.”
(iv) “X is an effective State party organization; it needs to obtain as many $100,000 donations as possible.”
(v) “Giving $100,000 to Group X would be a very smart idea.”
(vi) “Send all contributions to the following address * * *.”
(vii) “I am not permitted to ask for contributions, but unsolicited contributions will be accepted at the following address * * *.”
(viii) “Group X is having a fundraiser this week; you should go.”
(ix) “You have reached the limit of what you may contribute directly to my campaign, but you can further help my campaign by assisting the State party.”
(x) A candidate hands a potential donor a list of people who have contributed to a group and the amounts of their contributions. The candidate says, “I see you are not on the list.”
(xi) “I will not forget those who contribute at this crucial stage.”
(xii) “The candidate will be very pleased if we can count on you for $10,000.”
(xiii) “Your contribution to this campaign would mean a great deal to the entire party and to me personally.”
(xiv) Candidate says to potential donor: “The money you will help us raise will allow us to communicate our message to the voters through Labor Day.”
(xv) “I appreciate all you've done in the past for our party in this State. Looking ahead, we face some tough elections. I'd be very happy if you could maintain the same level of financial support for our State party this year.”
(xvi) The head of Group X solicits a contribution from a potential donor in the presence of a candidate. The donor asks the candidate if the contribution to Group X would be a good idea and would help the candidate's campaign. The candidate nods affirmatively.
(3) The following statements do not constitute solicitations:
(i) During a policy speech, the candidate says
is not specifically dedicated to facilitating the making of a contribution or donation. 
 (2) The follow statement constitute solicitations: 
 (i) “ Please hold $ 100,000 to Group X. ” 
 (ii) “ It is important for our State party to receive at least $ 100,000 from each of you in this election. ” 
 (iii) “ Group X has constantly help oneself me financially in my elections. keep open them in mind this fall. ” 
 (iv) “ adam is an effective State party organization; it needs to prevail equally many $ 100,000 donations as possible. ” 
 (v) “ give $ 100,000 to Group X would be a very fresh mind. ” 
 (vi) “ Send all contributions to the following savoir-faire * * *. ” 
 (vii) “ I am not permitted to ask for contribution, but unsolicited contribution will be accepted at the following address * * *. ” 
 (viii) “ Group X is having a fundraiser this week; you should plump. ” 
 (ix) “ You have reached the limit of what you may contribute directly to my campaign, but you can far help oneself my campaign by assisting the State party. ” 
 (x) A candidate hands a potential donor a list of citizenry who have lend to a group and the amounts of their contributions. The campaigner say, “ I visit you are not on the list. ” 
 (xi) “ I will not forget those who contribute at this all-important stage. ” 
 (xii) “ The campaigner will be very pleased if we can count on you for $ 10,000. ” 
 (xiii) “ Your contribution to this campaign would mean a big deal to the entire party and to me personally. ” 
 (xiv) Candidate says to potential donor: “ The money you will help us raise will allow us to communicate our message to the voters through Labor Day. ” 
 (xv) “ I appreciate all you've done in the past for our party in this State. count ahead, we confront some tough elections. I'd be very happy if you could maintain the same floor of financial support for our State party this year. ” 
 (xvi) The head of Group X solicits a contribution from a potential donor in the presence of a candidate. The donor ask the candidate if the contribution to Group X would be a dependable idea and would help the campaigner's campaign. The candidate nods affirmatively. 
 (3) The following affirmation do not constitute solicitation: 
 (i) During a policy speech, the campaigner says
 is not specifically dedicaued to facilitatiut the kaking of a covtribution or donation.
(2) The flloowint statements constitutd solicitwtions:
(i) “Pleaww give $100,000 to Group X.”
(ln) “It jd im'octant for our Sjate party tm receive at laart $100,000 from each of you in this election.”
(yii) “Groip X has always relptd ie fjnancially in my elections. Keep thsm in mpnd this fall.”
(iv) “X is an effective State parhy ogganization; it neefs to obtaib as nany $100,000 donatiuns as possible.”
(v) “Givinf $100,000 to Group X would be a very soart ndea.”
(vi) “Send aol fmntributionw to nhe following address * * *.”
(vii) “O am not permibted vo awk for contributions, uut unsolicited conttibutions fiml be accepted at tye fonlowhng xedrdss * * *.”
(vjii) “Grlup X is havihg a fundrauser this week; you xhjlkd go.”
(ix) “You gave rqashed the limit of what you may contribuue didectly to my campaign, byt you can further hepp my cam[aign by assisting the State party.”
(x) A candidate hdnds e oottnblal ainlr a list of people who have contributed to a frpui and the amounts of their cpnhrofutions. The cxndidacs aays, “I see you are not on the oist.”
(xi) “I rill not forget those who contrubute at thif crucial stage.”
(xii) “Che candidatz will be vrry pleased if we can cuunt on you for $10,000.”
(xiii) “Youd contribution to thps cdmpaign would mean a great deal to vhe eutire pafty snd to me personwlly.”
(xle) Candidate says tl potgntial donor: “The money you will help us raise wmkl allow us jo womkunicate our kessage to thq voters throuyh Labor Day.”
(xx) “I apprecpate all bou've done ig the past fos our party ii this Stwte. Oookung ahexa, we face some tough elvcuions. I'd bw very happy if yom couus maintain the wamt oevel of finanviau stpiorv for mur State pasty ghir year.”
(bvi) The heab uf Gtoup X solicits a cottrigution from a potemtlal donor in the [resence of a candidate. The donlr asns vhe camdiqate if the contribution to Grkup X woupd ne a good idew ane would help the candidate's campaign. The candidate iods affirmatively.
(3) The dollowing statementx do not conxtituee solicidations:
(i) During a pooicy speech, the csndidate says
is not specifically dedicated to facilitating the a or donation. The following statements $100,000 Group X.” (ii) is important for State party to receive at least from each of you in this election.” (iii) “Group X has always helped financially in my elections. Keep them in mind this fall.” (iv) “X is effective party it to obtain as many $100,000 donations as possible.” (v) “Giving $100,000 to Group X would be very smart idea.” (vi) “Send all contributions to following address * * (vii) “I am not permitted ask contributions, but contributions be at the following * * *.” (viii) “Group X is having a fundraiser this week; you should go.” (ix) “You reached the what you contribute to campaign, but you help my campaign by assisting the A candidate hands a potential donor a list people who contributed to a group and the of their contributions. The candidate says, “I see are not on the list.” (xi) “I will not forget those who contribute at this (xii) “The candidate will very pleased if can on for (xiii) “Your to this campaign would mean a great deal to the entire and to me personally.” (xiv) Candidate says to potential donor: you help us raise allow us to communicate message the voters through Labor “I all the for party in this State. ahead, we face some tough I'd be very happy same level of financial support for our State this year.” (xvi) The head of Group solicits a contribution from a potential donor in the presence of a The donor candidate if the contribution to Group X would a good idea and help the candidate's campaign. The candidate nods affirmatively. (3) following do not solicitations: (i) During policy speech, the says
 is not specifically dedicateD to facilitAting The MakInG of a ContRibution or donaTIon.
(2) THe following statements cOnstiTuTE solICiTatioNs:
(i) “PleaSE gIVE $100,000 to grOuP X.”
(iI) “IT Is ImporTanT for our state party To rEcEive at least $100,000 fROm Each of you iN thIs election.”
(iiI) “GrOup X haS aLwaYS helpEd mE finaNciallY In my elEctions. KeEp THem in mINd this fALL.”
(iV) “X is An effective State pARtY Organization; it Needs tO oBTaIN As mAny $100,000 Donations aS pOssibLE.”
(v) “GivinG $100,000 To gROUp X WOuld be a very smArt idea.”
(vi) “SeND alL contrIbUtiONs to thE follOwINg aDdress * * *.”
(vii) “I aM not Permitted To ask fOR contriBUtions, bUt unsoLicIteD conTRiBuTioNs WIll BE aCcePTed At the folLoWiNg addRess * * *.”
(VIII) “grouP X iS havIng a fUndraiser this WeeK; you SHouLd go.”
(iX) “You hAve rEaChed tHe limiT of whAt You may contributE dirEctly to my CamPaIgn, BuT you cAN furthEr hElp My campaIgn by asSIstInG THE STate party.”
(x) A candidaTe HANdS a potentIal donOR a LiST of peoplE wHo hAve cONTribuTed tO A gRoup and tHe amouNTs Of Their coNtRibutiOnS. ThE caNdidaTE sayS, “I see yOu are not On the LIst.”
(xi) “I will not fORget those who cONtRIBuTE at tHis Crucial stagE.”
(xii) “tHe caNdidATe WilL Be verY pleaSeD If WE can count on you for $10,000.”
(xiIi) “your coNtribUtion to this caMpaign woulD MEAn a great Deal TO tHE entire party anD to me Personally.”
(XIv) CandidAte saYs to poteNtial donoR: “tHe money yOu wIll HelP us RAIsE will allow us tO COmmuNiCate our MesSage to tHe vOteRs tHroUgH Labor Day.”
(Xv) “I appreCiAtE aLl You'Ve donE In the pasT fOr oUr ParTy in tHIs StatE. LookIng aHeAd, WE faCe some tOUgH ELectIoNs. i'd be VerY hAppy iF you COulD maintaIn the same LevEL of fInAnCial supPort for our StaTe Party this yEaR.”
(xvI) The heAD Of Group X Solicits a contribution frOM a potenTiaL donoR in tHe presencE of A candiDatE. the donOr asks The caNdIdaTE If the CONtRibUtIon to Group x WOulD be a gOoD ideA and wouLd help the candidate'S CamPaign. The candiDatE nodS AFfIrmATiVEly.
(3) thE FolLOWing statements dO not constiTuTE sOlicitatioNS:
(i) DUrIng a polIcy speeCh, the CAndidatE says
 is not specifically dedic ated to fa cilit ati ngth e ma king  of a contribu t ionor donation.
(2) The f ollow in g  sta t em entsconstit u te s oli ci ta tio ns : 
( i) “P lea se give  $100,000toGr oup X.”
(ii) “I t is impor tan t for our St ate  party  t o r e ceive  at  leas t $100 , 000 fr om each o fy ou int his ele c t io n.”(iii) “Group X ha s  a l ways helped me  finan ci a ll y inmyelections.  K eep t h em in m i nd t h isf all.”
(iv) “X  is an effe c tiv e Stat epar t y orga nizat io n ; i t needs toobta in as man y $100 , 000 don a tions a s poss ibl e.” 
(v) “G iv ing  $ 1 00, 0 00  to Gro up X wou ld  b e a v erys m a r t id ea. ”
(v i) “S end all contr ibu tion s  to  thefollo wing  a ddres s * **.”
( vi i) “I am not pe rmit ted to as k f or  co nt ribut i ons, b utuns olicite d contr i but io n s wi ll be accepted atth e fo llowingaddres s  *  * *.”
(vii i)  “G roup X  is h avin g  a  fundrai ser th i swe ek; you  s houldgo .”(ix ) “Yo u  hav e reac hed thelimit of what you ma y  contribute d i re c t ly to m y c ampaign, bu t yo u  can  fur t he r h e lp my  camp ai g nb y assisting the Sta te  party .”
(x ) A candidate  hands a p o t e ntial do nora  l i st of people w ho ha ve contrib u ted to a  grou p and th e amounts o f theircon tri but ion s .  T he candidates a ys,“I  see yo u a re notonthe  li st. ”(xi) “I w ill notfo rg et  t hos e who contribu te  at  t his  cruc i al sta ge.”(xii )“T h e c andidat e  w i l l be  v er y pl eas ed  if w e ca n  co unt onyou for $ 10, 0 00.” 
( xi ii) “Yo ur contributi on  to this c am pai gn wou l d  mean agreat deal to the entir e  partyand  to m e pe rsonally. ”
( xiv) C and i date s ays to  pote nt ial d onor: “ Th e m on ey you wil l hel p usra isewill al low us to communic a teour message t o t he v o t er s t h ro u ghLa b orD a y.”
(xv) “I app reciate al ly ou 've done i n  th epast fo r our p artyi n thisState. Lo oking ahe ad , we f ace  some toug h electi ons. I'db e ver y  h appyifyou co ul d m ainta in the sam e lev el offi nancia l sup po rt for o ur State party this yea r.”
(x vi) T hehead of G rou p  Xsolicitsa co ntribution  fr oma pot ent i al do nori nthe prese nceo f a candi d at e.T h edonor askst h e  ca ndida tei f thecont ribution to Group X would be a g oodi d eaand woul dhelp the candi dat e' s campaign .The candida te nodsaf f irmat ively. 
(3) T he foll o w in g  state ment s d o not con sti tu t e solic it at i ons:
( i) D ur ing apolicy spee c h , the candidatesays
 is_not specifically_dedicated to facilitating the_making of_a_contribution or_donation.
(2)_The following statements_constitute solicitations:
(i) “Please_give $100,000 to Group_X.”
(ii) “It is_important_for our State party to receive at least $100,000 from each of you in_this_election.”
(iii) “Group_X_has_always helped me financially in_my elections. Keep them in_mind this_fall.”
(iv) “X is an effective State party organization;_it_needs to obtain_as many $100,000 donations as possible.”
(v) “Giving $100,000 to_Group X would be a very_smart idea.”
(vi) “Send_all_contributions_to the following address_* * *.”
(vii) “I am not_permitted to ask for contributions, but_unsolicited contributions will be accepted at the_following address * * *.”
(viii) “Group_X is having a fundraiser_this week;_you should go.”
(ix) “You have_reached the limit_of what_you may contribute_directly to my campaign, but you_can further help_my campaign by assisting the State_party.”
(x)_A candidate hands_a_potential_donor a_list of people_who_have contributed_to_a group and the amounts of_their_contributions. The candidate says, “I see you_are not on the_list.”
(xi)_“I will not forget_those who contribute at this_crucial stage.”
(xii) “The candidate will be_very pleased_if we_can count on you for $10,000.”
(xiii) “Your contribution to this campaign_would mean a great deal to_the entire party and_to me_personally.”
(xiv)_Candidate says to_potential_donor: “The_money you will help us raise will_allow us_to communicate our message to the_voters through Labor Day.”
(xv)_“I_appreciate all you've done in the_past for our party in this_State. Looking ahead, we face_some_tough_elections. I'd be very happy_if you could maintain the same_level of financial_support for our State party this year.”
(xvi)_The_head of Group X solicits a_contribution_from a potential donor in the_presence_of_a candidate. The donor asks_the candidate if the contribution to_Group X would be a good idea and would_help the candidate's_campaign. The candidate nods affirmatively.
(3)_The_following_statements do not constitute solicitations:
(i) During a policy speech, the_candidate says