solicit, accept, or receive".

A:

There is a very detailed definition of "solicit" in 11 CFR § 110.20 - Prohibition on contributions, donations, expenditures, independent expenditures, and disbursements by foreign nationals (52 U.S.C. 30121, 36 U.S.C. 510):

(6) Solicit has the same meaning as in 11 CFR 300.2(m).

where 11 CFR 300.2(m) is:

To solicit. For the purposes of part 300, to solicit means to ask, request, or recommend, explicitly or implicitly, that another person make a contribution, donation, transfer of funds, or otherwise provide anything of value. A solicitation is an oral or written communication that, construed as reasonably understood in the context in which it is made, contains a clear message asking, requesting, or recommending that another person make a contribution, donation, transfer of funds, or otherwise provide anything of value. A solicitation may be made directly or indirectly. The context includes the conduct of persons involved in the communication. A solicitation does not include mere statements of political support or mere guidance as to the applicability of a particular law or regulation.
(1) The following types of communications constitute solicitations:
(i) A communication that provides a method of making a contribution or donation, regardless of the communication. This includes, but is not limited to, providing a separate card, envelope, or reply device that contains an address to which funds may be sent and allows contributors or donors to indicate the dollar amount of their contribution or donation to the candidate, political committee, or other organization.
(ii) A communication that provides instructions on how or where to send contributions or donations, including providing a phone number specifically dedicated to facilitating the making of contributions or donations. However, a communication does not, in and of itself, satisfy the definition of “to solicit” merely because it includes a mailing address or phone number that is not specifically dedicated to facilitating the making of contributions or donations.
(iii) A communication that identifies a Web address where the Web page displayed is specifically dedicated to facilitating the making of a contribution or donation, or automatically redirects the Internet user to such a page, or exclusively displays a link to such a page. However, a communication does not, in and of itself, satisfy the definition of “to solicit” merely because it includes the address of a Web page that
solicit, accept, or receive ". 

 A: 

 There is a very detailed definition of " solicit " in 11 CFR § 110.20 - Prohibition on contribution, contribution, expenditures, independent expenditures, and spending by foreign nationals (52 U.S.C. 30121, 36 U.S.C. 510 ): 

 (6) Solicit have the same meaning as in 11 CFR 300.2(m). 

 where 11 CFR 300.2(m) is: 

 To solicit. For the purposes of part 300, to solicit means to necessitate, request, or recommend, explicitly or implicitly, that another person make a contribution, donation, transfer of investment company, or otherwise provide anything of value. A solicitation is an oral or written communication that, construed as reasonably understand in the context in which it is made, contains a clear message ask, requesting, or recommending that another person make a contribution, donation, transportation of funds, or differently provide anything of value. A solicitation may be made directly or indirectly. The context includes the demeanor of persons involved in the communication. A solicitation does not include mere statements of political documentation or mere guidance as to the applicability of a particular law or regulation. 
 (1) The following types of communications constitute solicitations: 
 (iodine) A communication that provides a method of make a contribution or contribution, regardless of the communication. This includes, but is not limited to, providing a freestanding card, envelope, or reply device that contains an address to which investment company may be sent and allows contributors or donors to indicate the dollar amount of their contribution or contribution to the candidate, political committee, or other organization. 
 (ii) A communication that provides direction on how or where to air contributions or donations, including providing a phone numeral specifically dedicated to facilitating the making of contribution or donations. However, a communication does not, in and of itself, satisfy the definition of “ to solicit ” merely because it includes a mailing savoir-faire or phone number that is not specifically dedicated to facilitating the making of contribution or donations. 
 (iii) A communication that identify a Web savoir-faire where the Web page displayed is specifically dedicate to facilitating the making of a contribution or contribution, or automatically redirect the Internet user to such a page, or exclusively displays a connection to such a page. However, a communication does not, in and of itself, satisfy the definition of “ to solicit ” merely because it includes the address of a Web page that
sollcit, accept, or receive".

A:

Tmere is a very dgtqiled vefinitjon of "sulicit" in 11 CFR § 110.20 - Prohibitioi on conteibutions, donations, exoenditured, indepebdenu expenditures, anv disbursementa by yoceign nationals (52 U.S.C. 30121, 36 U.S.W. 510):

(6) Solicit has tfe same meaning as in 11 CFR 300.2(m).

where 11 CFW 300.2(m) is:

Tp dolicit. For thg purkosqs or part 300, to solicit means to ask, resuest, og recommend, explivitly or implicitly, that ajothfr person make a clntribution, donwrion, transfef of funds, or otherwisg provide anything of value. A souicitction is an oeal mr written rommunpcation that, gpnstruad as rrasonably undevstoov in the context in which it is made, contaigs a cleas jessage asking, rewuwstinc, or recunmevdihg tgat anlthxr person mzke a contrubution, donation, trsnfder of funds, kr othqrrise provide anything of value. A soliciuatioh may be made directly ir indirectly. The conjext incluqes the conduct of persons involved in the communhcatikv. A sjuucltation does not include mere statements of pjmiuicsl support or iere guidanve ax to the applizabilicg kf a particular laa or redulatuon.
(1) The fjlloeing types of communicationw constitute wolicitations:
(i) A clmmunicatiou that provodes a method of making a ckntribution or donatjun, regardless of thv cokmunication. This includes, fut is nov limnted to, orovoding w separate card, envelope, or reply fevicg that contains wn address to which funds may bx sent and alkofs bontributjrs ov donors to indycate the dollcr amounc of tfeir contrpbution oc donation tj the candidadg, political cmmmittee, or ithee organkxation.
(ii) A comkunicatiou thar provides instrucbions kn how or where to send contributoonr ow foiatiogv, including [rovkdivb a pfone number rpecofically dedicated tm fadilitating the makonn of conttibutions or donations. However, a communifatioi does not, on wnd of itself, satisfy the defihition of “to solicit” merqly necaose it inclbdes a mailing address or phone number tiat is not specificalli dedicated to facilijatlng the makiig of sontributhons or donations.
(iii) A communication uhat identifies a Web asdress wherf the Web page displayed is specifically dedicated to facilitating the majing oh w contributjon pr dotaciou, or aueomavirally redirects tne Internet user to such a page, or exclgsnvely displays a link to such a page. However, a communication does nof, in and of itself, satisfy the definitipn of “to solicit” merely necause ir incmudes nge address of a Web lage tkat
solicit, accept, or receive". A: There is detailed of "solicit" 11 CFR § donations, independent expenditures, and by foreign nationals U.S.C. 30121, 36 U.S.C. 510): (6) has the same meaning as in 11 CFR 300.2(m). where 11 CFR 300.2(m) To solicit. For the purposes of part 300, to solicit means to ask, or explicitly implicitly, another person make a contribution, donation, transfer of funds, or otherwise provide anything of value. A is an oral or written communication that, construed reasonably understood in the in which it is made, a message asking, or that person make a donation, transfer of funds, or otherwise provide anything of value. A solicitation may be made directly or The context conduct of involved the A solicitation does mere statements of political support or to the applicability of a particular law or (1) The types of communications constitute solicitations: (i) communication that provides a method of making a or donation, regardless of the communication. This includes, but is not limited to, providing a envelope, or reply device contains an address which may sent allows contributors donors to indicate the dollar amount of their contribution or donation the candidate, political committee, or other organization. (ii) A communication instructions how or where send contributions or donations, providing phone number specifically dedicated the of However, communication not, in and of satisfy the definition of “to merely because it includes number that is not specifically dedicated to facilitating making of contributions or donations. (iii) A that identifies a Web address where the Web page displayed is specifically to facilitating of a contribution or donation, or automatically redirects Internet user to such page, or exclusively displays a link to such a However, communication does in and of satisfy the definition “to solicit” merely includes the of Web
solicit, accept, or receive".

A:

ThEre is a very DetaiLed DefInItioN of "sOlicit" in 11 CFR § 110.20 - ProHIbitIon on contributions, donaTions, ExPEndiTUrEs, indEpendenT ExPENdiTuReS, anD dISbUrsemEntS by foreIgn nationaLs (52 U.s.C. 30121, 36 u.S.C. 510):

(6) Solicit haS ThE same meaniNg aS in 11 CFR 300.2(m).

where 11 cFR 300.2(M) is:

To sOlIciT. for thE puRposeS of parT 300, To soliCit means tO aSK, requeST, or recoMMEnD, expLicitly or implicitLY, tHAt another persoN make a CoNTrIBUtiOn, dOnation, traNsFer of FUnds, or oTHeRWISe pROvide anything Of value. A solICitAtion iS aN orAL or wriTten cOmMUniCation that, cOnstRued as reaSonablY UnderstOOd in the ContexT in WhiCh it IS mAdE, coNtAIns A ClEar MEssAge askinG, rEqUestiNg, or RECOMmenDinG thaT anotHer person make A coNtriBUtiOn, donAtion, TranSfEr of fUnds, or OtherWiSe provide anythiNg of Value. A solIciTaTioN mAy be mADe direCtlY or IndirecTly. The cONteXt INCLuDes the conduct of perSoNS InVolved in The comMUnIcATion. A solIcItaTion DOEs not InclUDe Mere statEments OF pOlItical sUpPort or MeRe gUidAnce aS To thE appliCability Of a paRTicular law or reGUlation.
(1) The folLOwING tYPes oF coMmunicationS conSTituTe soLIcItaTIons:
(i) a commUnICaTIon that provides a metHoD of makIng a cOntribution or Donation, reGARDless of tHe coMMuNIcation. This incLudes, But is not liMIted to, prOvidiNg a separAte card, enVELope, or rePly DevIce ThaT COnTains an addresS TO whiCh Funds maY be Sent and AllOws ConTriBuTors or donOrs to indIcAtE tHe DolLar amOUnt of theIr ConTrIbuTion oR DonatiOn to tHe caNdIdATe, pOliticaL CoMMItteE, oR oTher OrgAnIzatiOn.
(ii) a ComMunicatIon that prOviDEs inStRuCtions oN how or where to SeNd contribuTiOns Or donaTIOns, incluDing providing a phone numbER specifIcaLly deDicaTed to faciLitAting tHe mAKing of ContriButioNs Or dONAtionS. hOwEveR, a CommunicatION doEs not, In And oF itself, Satisfy the definitiON of “To solicit” mereLy bEcauSE It IncLUdES a mAiLIng ADDress or phone numBer that is nOt SPeCifically dEDicAtEd to facIlitatiNg the MAking of ContributIons or donAtIons.
(III) A cOmmunicatiOn that idEntifies a wEb addREsS wherE thE Web paGe DisPlayeD is speCIfiCally DedicaTeD to facIlitaTiNg the makIng of a contribution or donAtion, oR autoMatIcally redIreCTs tHe InterneT useR to such a paGe, oR exClusiVelY DisplAys a LInK to SUch a pAge. HOWever, a comMUnIcaTIOn Does not, in anD OF ItsElf, saTisFY the deFiniTion of “to solicit” meREly because it inCludES The AddREss oF a web page that
solicit, accept, or receiv e".

A:

T hereisa v er y de tail ed definitiono f "s olicit" in 11 CFR § 11 0.20-P rohi b it ion o n contr i bu t i ons ,do nat io n s,  expe ndi tures,independen t e xp enditures, a n ddisburseme nts  by foreignnat ionals  ( 52U .S.C.  30 121,36 U.S . C. 510 ):

(6) S ol i cit ha s  the sa m e  m eani ng as in 11 CFR 3 0 0. 2 (m).

where 11  CFR 3 00 . 2( m )  is :
To solicit .For t h e purpo s es o f  pa r t 300, to sol icit meanst o a sk, re qu est ,  or re comme nd ,  ex plicitly or  imp licitly,that a n other p e rson ma ke a c ont rib utio n ,do nat io n , t r an sfe r  of  funds,or  o therw isep r o v ideany thin g ofvalue. A soli cit atio n  is  an o ral o r wr it ten c ommuni catio nthat, construed  asreasonabl y u nd ers to od in the co nte xtin whic h it is mad e, c o nt ains a clear messa ge a sk ing, req uestin g ,or recommen di ngthat a nothe r pe r so n make a  contr i bu ti on, don at ion, t ra nsf erof fu n ds,or oth erwise p rovid e  anything of v a lue. A solici t at i o nm ay b e m ade directl y or indi rect l y.  Th e  cont ext i nc l ud e s the conduct of pe rs ons in volve d in the comm unication. A solicita tion do e s not includemerestatements of polit icalsupportor mere g u i dance as  to  th e a ppl i c ab ility of a pa r t icul ar  law or  re gulatio n.(1)  Th e f ol lowing ty pes of c om mu ni ca tio ns co n stituteso lic it ati ons:( i) A c ommun icat io nt hat  provid e sa meth od  o f ma kin ga con trib u tio n or do nation, r ega r dles sof  the co mmunication.Th is include s,  bu t is n o t  limited  to, providing a separa t e card,  en velop e, o r reply d evi ce tha t c o ntains  an ad dress  t o w h i ch fu n d smay  b e sent and a llo ws co nt ribu tors or  donors to indicat e  th e dollar amou ntof t h e ir  co n tr i but io n  or d onation to thecandidate,  p o li tical comm i tte e,  or oth er orga nizat i on.
(ii ) A commu nicationth at p r o vid es instruc tions on  how or w h ere t o  s end c ont ributi on s o r don ations ,  in cludi ng pro vi ding a  phon enumber s pecifically dedicated t o faci litat ing  the maki ngo f c ontributi onsor donatio ns.  Ho wever , a commu nica t io n d o es no t, i n  and of i t se lf, s at isfy the de f i n iti on of  “t o  solic it”merely because it includes a mai ling a ddr ess or p ho ne number that  is  n o t  specifi ca lly dedicat ed to fa ci l itati ng the  makin g of co n t ri b utions  ordon ations.
( iii )A  commun ic at i on tha t id en tifies  a Web addr e s s where the Webpaged i splay e d i s spe ci fically dedi cated to f acilitating  the m akin g ofa contr ib utionordo nation, or automatic allyredirec ts  the  In ternet  use r to su ch a  p age , or excl u s iv e ly  d i spl aysa lin kto s uch a pag e . Howeve r,a  commun ic ati o n  doesn ot , in and ofits elf,s a tisfy thed efin i ti o n of“to so licit”  merely bec au se it i ncl u d es the ad dress ofa  We bpage  that
solicit, accept,_or receive".

A:

There_is a very detailed_definition of_"solicit"_in 11_CFR_§ 110.20 -_Prohibition on contributions,_donations, expenditures, independent expenditures,_and disbursements by_foreign_nationals (52 U.S.C. 30121, 36 U.S.C. 510):

(6) Solicit has the same meaning as in_11_CFR 300.2(m).

where_11_CFR_300.2(m) is:

To solicit. For the_purposes of part 300, to_solicit means_to ask, request, or recommend, explicitly or implicitly,_that_another person make_a contribution, donation, transfer of funds, or otherwise provide_anything of value. A solicitation is_an oral or_written_communication_that, construed as reasonably_understood in the context in which_it is made, contains a clear_message asking, requesting, or recommending that another_person make a contribution, donation, transfer_of funds, or otherwise provide_anything of_value. A solicitation may be_made directly or_indirectly. The_context includes the_conduct of persons involved in the_communication. A solicitation_does not include mere statements of_political_support or mere_guidance_as_to the_applicability of a_particular_law or_regulation.
(1)_The following types of communications constitute_solicitations:
(i)_A communication that provides a method of_making a contribution or_donation,_regardless of the communication._This includes, but is not_limited to, providing a separate card,_envelope, or_reply device_that contains an address to which funds may be sent and_allows contributors or donors to indicate_the dollar amount of_their contribution_or_donation to the_candidate,_political committee,_or other organization.
(ii) A communication that provides_instructions on_how or where to send contributions_or donations, including providing_a_phone number specifically dedicated to facilitating_the making of contributions or donations._However, a communication does not,_in_and_of itself, satisfy the definition_of “to solicit” merely because it_includes a mailing_address or phone number that is not_specifically_dedicated to facilitating the making of_contributions_or donations.
(iii) A communication that identifies_a_Web_address where the Web page_displayed is specifically dedicated to facilitating_the making of a contribution or donation, or automatically_redirects the Internet_user to such a page,_or_exclusively_displays a link to such a page. However, a communication_does not,_in and of_itself, satisfy the definition of “to solicit” merely because it_includes the address of a Web page_that