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[Link / IB #] IB-90-02 [#of Pages] 8 [Title / Description] 
Disclosure and Reporting of Contributions and/or Expenditures Related to Ballot Questions This Bulletin defines when expenditures to influence a ballot question become subject to the campaign finance law and provides guidelines regarding the disclosure of expenditures made to promote or oppose a ballot question by ballot question committees and by other organizations. If an organization solicits or receives any money or other thing of value for the purpose of promoting or opposing a question submitted to the voters, the organization is functioning as a ballot question committee. As such, the organization is subject to all the provisions of the campaign finance law as of the date of the solicitation or receipt of such money or other thing of value. Disclosure reports are filed with OCPF for statewide or county ballot questions or legislative advisory questions. Reports are filed with local election officials for local ballot questions.
OCPF - Interpretive Bulletins
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