Identifier,State,Year,PublicFunding_Citation,PublicFunding_H,PublicFunding_H_type,PublicFunding_H_explain,Public Funding_H_Qualifying,PublicFunding_H_SpendLimit,PublicFunding_H_SpendLimit_Amount,PublicFunding_H_OtherConditions,PublicFunding_H_OtherConditions_Explained,PublicFunding_H_Trigger,PublicFunding_H_TriggerExplained,PublicFunding_H_Max,PublicFunding_H_Solicitation-by-Cand_Party,PublicFunding_H_Solicitation-by-Cand_Non-Party,PublicFunding_S,PublicFunding_S_type,PublicFunding_S_explain,Public Funding_S_Qualifying,PublicFunding_S_SpendLimit,PublicFunding_S_SpendLimit_Amount,PublicFunding_S_OtherConditions,PublicFunding_S_OtherConditions_Explained,PublicFunding_S_Trigger,PublicFunding_S_TriggerExplained,PublicFunding_S_Max,PublicFunding_S_Solicitation-by-Cand_Party,PublicFunding_S_Solicitation-by-Cand_Non-Party,PublicFunding_G,PublicFunding_G_type,PublicFunding_G_explain,Public Funding_G_Qualifying,PublicFunding_G_SpendLimit,PublicFunding_G_SpendLimit_Amount,PublicFunding_G_OtherConditions,PublicFunding_G_OtherConditions_Explained,PublicFunding_G_Trigger,PublicFunding_G_TriggerExplained,PublicFunding_G_Max,PublicFunding_G_Solicitation-by-Cand_Party,PublicFunding_G_Solicitation-by-Cand_Non-Party,PublicFunding_P,PublicFunding_P_Eligibility,PublicFunding_P_Formula,PublicFunding_P_TwoYrMax,SurchargePF,TaxCheckoffPF,DonatedPF,FilingRegFeesPF,FinesPF,GrantPF,UnexpendedPF,OtherPF,OtherPFExplain,SourcesofFunds,SpendingLimits_Other,SpendingLimits_Other_Explained
"US2010","US",2010,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$136,800,000 in 2012","Yes","Audit","No",,"$114,000,000 in 2012","No","No","Yes","Major parties for convention. Minor receive ratio.","Grant. $4 million base in 1974 plus COLA","$18,248,300 in 2012",,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.",,
"US2008","US",2008,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$126,150,000","Yes","Audit","No",,"$105,125,000","No","No","Yes","Major parties for convention. Minor receive ratio.","Grant. $4 million base in 1974 plus COLA","$16,820,760",,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.",,
"US2006","US",2006,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$126,150,000 in 2008","Yes","Audit","No",,"$105,125,000 in 2008","No","No","Yes","Major parties for convention. Minor receive ratio.","Grant. $4 million base in 1974 plus COLA","$16,820,760 in 2008",,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.",,
"US2004","US",2004,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$111,930,000","Yes","Audit","No",,"$93,425,000","No","No","Yes","Major parties for convention. Minor receive ratio.","Grant. $4 million base in 1974 plus COLA","$14,924,000",,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.",,
"US2002","US",2002,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$111,930,000","Yes","Audit","No",,"$93,425,000","No","No","Yes","Major parties for convention. Minor receive ratio.","Grant. $4 million base in 1974 plus COLA","$14,924,000",,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.",,
"US2000","US",2000,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$101,340,000","Yes","Audit","No",,"$84,450,000","No","No","Yes","Major parties for convention. Minor receive ratio.","Grant. $4 million base in 1974 plus COLA","$13,512,000",,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.",,
"US1998","US",1998,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$101,340,000","Yes","Audit","No",,"$84,450,000","No","No","Yes","Major parties for convention. Minor receive ratio.","Grant. $4 million base in 1974 plus COLA","$13,512,000",,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.",,
"US1996","US",1996,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$92,730,000","Yes","Audit","No",,"$77,275,000","No","No","Yes","Major parties for convention. Minor receive ratio.","Grant. $4 million base in 1974 plus COLA","$12,364,000",,,,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.",,
"AZ1996","AZ",1996,"ARS §§ 16-807, 16-917, 43-612","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,,,,,,,,,"Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AZ1998","AZ",1998,"ARS §§ 16-807, 16-917, 43-612","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AZ2000","AZ",2000,"ARS §§ 16-807,  43-612, Chapter 6, Article 2 (940-961)","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","25,000","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","25,000","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered electors in Arizona","Must receive 4000 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","950,000","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"For Candidates: 1) A $100 annual fee imposed on lobbyists, 2) A 10% surcharge on civil penalties and criminal court fines, 3) The $5 qualifying contributions that participating candidates must provide to the fund, 4) A $5 tax checkoff (A taxpayer who checks the box receives a five-dollar reduction in the amount of tax, and five dollars from the amount of taxes paid shall be transferred by the department of revenue to the fund), and 5) A dollar-for-dollar tax credit not to exceed twenty percent of the tax amount on the return or five hundred dollars per taxpayer (individual or business entity), whichever is higher.

For Political Parties: Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AZ2002","AZ",2002,"ARS §§ 16-807,  43-612, Chapter 6, Article 2 (940-961)","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","26,970","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","26,970","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered electors in Arizona","Must receive 4000 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","1,024,880","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"For Candidates: 1) A $100 annual fee imposed on lobbyists, 2) A 10% surcharge on civil penalties and criminal court fines, 3) The $5 qualifying contributions that participating candidates must provide to the fund, 4) A $5 tax checkoff (A taxpayer who checks the box receives a five-dollar reduction in the amount of tax, and five dollars from the amount of taxes paid shall be transferred by the department of revenue to the fund), and 5) A dollar-for-dollar tax credit not to exceed twenty percent of the tax amount on the return or five hundred dollars per taxpayer (individual or business entity), whichever is higher.

For Political Parties: Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AZ2004","AZ",2004,"ARS §§ 16-807,  43-612, Chapter 6, Article 2 (940-961)","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","28300","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","28300","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered electors in Arizona","Must receive 4000 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","1,075,373","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"For Candidates: 1) A $100 annual fee imposed on lobbyists, 2) A 10% surcharge on civil penalties and criminal court fines, 3) The $5 qualifying contributions that participating candidates must provide to the fund, 4) A $5 tax checkoff (A taxpayer who checks the box receives a five-dollar reduction in the amount of tax, and five dollars from the amount of taxes paid shall be transferred by the department of revenue to the fund), and 5) A dollar-for-dollar tax credit not to exceed twenty percent of the tax amount on the return or five hundred dollars per taxpayer (individual or business entity), whichever is higher.

For Political Parties: Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AZ2006","AZ",2006,"ARS §§ 16-807,  43-612, Chapter 6, Article 2 (940-961)","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","29863","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","29863","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered electors in Arizona","Must receive 4000 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","1,134,623","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"For Candidates: 1) A $100 annual fee imposed on lobbyists, 2) A 10% surcharge on civil penalties and criminal court fines, 3) The $5 qualifying contributions that participating candidates must provide to the fund, 4) A $5 tax checkoff (A taxpayer who checks the box receives a five-dollar reduction in the amount of tax, and five dollars from the amount of taxes paid shall be transferred by the department of revenue to the fund), and 5) A dollar-for-dollar tax credit not to exceed twenty percent of the tax amount on the return or five hundred dollars per taxpayer (individual or business entity), whichever is higher.

For Political Parties: Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AZ2008","AZ",2008,"ARS §§ 16-807,  43-612, Chapter 6, Article 2 (940-961)","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","32303","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","32303","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered electors in Arizona","Must receive 4000 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","1,595,555","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Yes","When a nonparticipating candidate spends above the spending limit for participating candidates, the participating candidates are granted funds and an increase in the maximum expenditures in an amount equal to the amount that the nonparticipating candidate has spent above the previous limits. There does not appear to be a statutory limit to the amount that can be granted in overages.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"For Candidates: 1) A 10% surcharge on civil penalties and criminal court fines, 2) The $5 qualifying contributions that participating candidates must provide to the fund, 3) A $5 tax checkoff (A taxpayer who checks the box receives a five-dollar reduction in the amount of tax, and five dollars from the amount of taxes paid shall be transferred by the department of revenue to the fund), and 4) A dollar-for-dollar tax credit not to exceed twenty percent of the tax amount on the return or five hundred dollars per taxpayer (individual or business entity), whichever is higher.

For Political Parties: Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AZ2010","AZ",2010,"ARS §§ 16-807,  43-612, Chapter 6, Article 2 (940-961)","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","35798","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Changed mid-cycle","A federal district court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional. An appeal was pending to the Supreme Court.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","35798","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Changed mid-cycle","A federal district court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional. An appeal was pending to the Supreme Court.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered electors in Arizona","Must receive 4000 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","1,768,618","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","Changed mid-cycle","A federal district court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional. An appeal was pending to the Supreme Court.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"For Candidates: 1) A 10% surcharge on civil penalties and criminal court fines, 2) The $5 qualifying contributions that participating candidates must provide to the fund, 3) A $5 tax checkoff (A taxpayer who checks the box receives a five-dollar reduction in the amount of tax, and five dollars from the amount of taxes paid shall be transferred by the department of revenue to the fund), and 4) A dollar-for-dollar tax credit not to exceed twenty percent of the tax amount on the return or five hundred dollars per taxpayer (individual or business entity), whichever is higher.

For Political Parties: Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AZ2012","AZ",2012,"ARS §§ 16-807,  43-612, Chapter 6, Article 2 (940-961)","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","35888","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Supreme Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","35888","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Suprmee Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered electors in Arizona","Must receive 4000 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","1,773,123","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Supreme Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"For Candidates: 1) A 10% surcharge on civil penalties and criminal court fines, 2) The $5 qualifying contributions that participating candidates must provide to the fund, 3) A $5 tax checkoff (A taxpayer who checks the box receives a five-dollar reduction in the amount of tax, and five dollars from the amount of taxes paid shall be transferred by the department of revenue to the fund), and 4) A dollar-for-dollar tax credit not to exceed twenty percent of the tax amount on the return or five hundred dollars per taxpayer (individual or business entity), whichever is higher.

For Political Parties: Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AZ2014","AZ",2014,"ARS §§ 16-807,  43-612, Chapter 6, Article 2 (940-961)","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","38133","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Supreme Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","38133","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Suprmee Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered electors in Arizona","Must receive 4000 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","1,884,040","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Supreme Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"For Candidates: 1) A 10% surcharge on civil penalties and criminal court fines, 2) The $5 qualifying contributions that participating candidates must provide to the fund, 3) A $5 tax checkoff (A taxpayer who checks the box receives a five-dollar reduction in the amount of tax, and five dollars from the amount of taxes paid shall be transferred by the department of revenue to the fund), and 4) A dollar-for-dollar tax credit not to exceed twenty percent of the tax amount on the return or five hundred dollars per taxpayer (individual or business entity), whichever is higher.

For Political Parties: Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AK1996","AK",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"AK1998","AK",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AK2000","AK",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AK2002","AK",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AK2004","AK",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AK2006","AK",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AK2008","AK",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AK2010","AK",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AK2012","AK",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AK2014","AK",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AK2016","AK",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AK2018","AK",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AK",,,,,,,,,,
"AL1996","AL",1996,"(83-781) 40-18-146","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party","The desginated part on return","no max",,,,,,,,,,"Amounts of contributions for an individual return shall be $1 and, for a joint return, $2. Such contributions shall increase the tax liability of the taxpayer by the amount contributed.",,
"AL1998","AL",1998,"(83-781) 40-18-146","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party","The desginated part on return","no max",,"AL",,,,,,,,"Amounts of contributions for an individual return shall be $1 and, for a joint return, $2. Such contributions shall increase the tax liability of the taxpayer by the amount contributed.",,
"AL2000","AL",2000,"(83-781) 40-18-146","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party","The desginated part on return","no max",,"AL",,,,,,,,"Amounts of contributions for an individual return shall be $1 and, for a joint return, $2. Such contributions shall increase the tax liability of the taxpayer by the amount contributed.",,
"AL2002","AL",2002,"(83-781) 40-18-146","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party","The desginated part on return","no max",,"AL",,,,,,,,"Amounts of contributions for an individual return shall be $1 and, for a joint return, $2. Such contributions shall increase the tax liability of the taxpayer by the amount contributed.",,
"AL2004","AL",2004,"(83-781) 40-18-146","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party","The desginated part on return","no max",,"AL",,,,,,,,"Amounts of contributions for an individual return shall be $1 and, for a joint return, $2. Such contributions shall increase the tax liability of the taxpayer by the amount contributed.",,
"AL2006","AL",2006,"(83-781) 40-18-146","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party","The desginated part on return","no max",,"AL",,,,,,,,"Amounts of contributions for an individual return shall be $1 and, for a joint return, $2. Such contributions shall increase the tax liability of the taxpayer by the amount contributed.",,
"AL2008","AL",2008,"(83-781) 40-18-146","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party","The desginated part on return","no max",,"AL",,,,,,,,"Amounts of contributions for an individual return shall be $1 and, for a joint return, $2. Such contributions shall increase the tax liability of the taxpayer by the amount contributed.",,
"AL2010","AL",2010,"(83-781) 40-18-146","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party","The desginated part on return","no max",,"AL",,,,,,,,"Amounts of contributions for an individual return shall be $1 and, for a joint return, $2. Such contributions shall increase the tax liability of the taxpayer by the amount contributed.",,
"AL2012","AL",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AL",,,,,,,,,,
"AL2014","AL",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AL",,,,,,,,,,
"AL2016","AL",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AL",,,,,,,,,,
"AL2018","AL",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"AR1996","AR",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"AR1998","AR",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"AR2000","AR",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AR",,,,,,,,,,
"AR2002","AR",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AR",,,,,,,,,,
"AR2004","AR",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AR",,,,,,,,,,
"AR2006","AR",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AR",,,,,,,,,,
"AR2008","AR",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AR",,,,,,,,,,
"AR2010","AR",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AR",,,,,,,,,,
"AR2012","AR",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AR",,,,,,,,,,
"AR2014","AR",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AR",,,,,,,,,,
"AR2016","AR",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"AR2018","AR",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"AR",,,,,,,,,,
"AZ2016","AZ",2016,"ARS §§ 16-807,  43-612, Chapter 6, Article 2 (940-961)","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","38133","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Supreme Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","38133","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Suprmee Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered electors in Arizona","Must receive 4000 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","1,884,040","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Supreme Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.",,"Yes","Yes","Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"For Candidates: 1) A 10% surcharge on civil penalties and criminal court fines, 2) The $5 qualifying contributions that participating candidates must provide to the fund, 3) A $5 tax checkoff (A taxpayer who checks the box receives a five-dollar reduction in the amount of tax, and five dollars from the amount of taxes paid shall be transferred by the department of revenue to the fund), and 4) A dollar-for-dollar tax credit not to exceed twenty percent of the tax amount on the return or five hundred dollars per taxpayer (individual or business entity), whichever is higher.

For Political Parties: Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"AZ2018","AZ",2018,"ARS §§ 16-807,  43-612, Chapter 6, Article 2 (940-961)","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","42488","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Supreme Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.","Matches Expenditure Limits","Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered in the electoral district of the office the candidate is seeking","Must receive 200 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","42488","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Suprmee Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.","Matches Expenditure Limits","Yes","Yes","Yes","Full Public Financing","Donors must be registered electors in Arizona","Must receive 4000 qualifying contributions of $5 each from qualified electors","Yes","2,099,260","Yes","Participating candidates are required to attend debates","No","The Supreme Court in McComish v. Bennett ruled that Arizona's matching funds in its public financing system were unconstitutional.","Matches Expenditure Limit","Yes","Yes","Yes","Parties are eligible if they are qualified for representation on the state primary and general election ballot. A new party achieves this status through a petitioning process with a signature requirement of 1.33% of the total votes in the Gov. election","Taxpayers select which party they would like their funds distributed to","Not specified",,"AZ",,,,,,,,"For Political Parties: Tax forms include a checkoff giving taxpayers the opportunity to indicate a party they would like to contribute $2, $5, or $10 of their tax refund to. Since these funds are deducted from their refund, it does result in taxpayers receiving less money in their refund.",,
"CA1996","CA",1996,"CRTC §§ 18703, 18705; Stats. 1993 ch. 31 § 26","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","2% of vote in gubernatorial election, or stated political affiliation of 1% of the vote, or petition","Individuals get to designate which party will receive their funds","NA",,,,,,,,,,"This public financing is funded through a tax checkoff. A person's tax liability is not decreased by using this checkoff. This form of public financing was discontinued in January 1997.",,
"CA1998","CA",1998,"CRTC §§ 18703, 18705; Stats. 1993 ch. 31 § 26","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","2% of vote in gubernatorial election, or stated political affiliation of 1% of the vote, or petition","Individuals get to designate which party will receive their funds","NA",,"CA",,,,,,,,"This public financing is funded through a tax checkoff. A person's tax liability is not decreased by using this checkoff. This form of public financing was discontinued in January 1997.",,
"CA2000","CA",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CA",,,,,,,,,,
"CA2002","CA",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CA",,,,,,,,,,
"CA2004","CA",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CA",,,,,,,,,,
"CA2006","CA",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CA",,,,,,,,,,
"CA2008","CA",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CA",,,,,,,,,,
"CA2010","CA",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CA",,,,,,,,,,
"CA2012","CA",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CA",,,,,,,,,,
"CA2014","CA",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CA",,,,,,,,,,
"CA2016","CA",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CA",,,,,,,,,,
"CA2018","CA",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"CO1996","CO",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"CO1998","CO",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CO",,,,,,,,,,
"CO2000","CO",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CO",,,,,,,,,,
"CO2002","CO",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CO",,,,,,,,,,
"CO2004","CO",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CO",,,,,,,,,,
"CO2006","CO",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CO",,,,,,,,,,
"CO2008","CO",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CO",,,,,,,,,,
"CO2010","CO",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CO",,,,,,,,,,
"CO2012","CO",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CO",,,,,,,,,,
"CO2014","CO",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CO",,,,,,,,,,
"CO2016","CO",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"CO",,,,,,,,,,
"CO2018","CO",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"CT1996","CT",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"CT1998","CT",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"CT2000","CT",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"CT2002","CT",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"CT2004","CT",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"CT2006","CT",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"CT2008","CT",2008,"CGS 9-702, 9-704, 9-705, 9-710, 9-712, 3-69a, 9-750;P.A. 05-05, P.A. 06-137, P.A. 08-2","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $10,000 for the primary and $25,000 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $25,000 for the primary and the above general election amounts.","Must raise $5,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 from at least 150 residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from lobbyists, state contractors or their families are not qualifying.","Yes","105000","No",,"Yes","As an opponent raises or spends funds exceeding 100%, 125%, 150%, and 175% of the applicable expenditure limit, participating candidates will receive 25% of the applicable grant amount.","100000","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $35,000 for the primary and $85,000 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of this amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $75,000 for the primary and the above general election amounts.","Must raise $15,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 from at least 300 residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from lobbyists, state contractors or their families are not qualifying.","Yes","335,000","No",,"Yes","As an opponent raises or spends funds exceeding 100%, 125%, 150%, and 175% of the applicable expenditure limit, participating candidates will receive 25% of the applicable grant amount.","320,000","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Next election for Governor 2010; Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for Governor will be awarded a grant of $1.25 million for the primary and $6 million for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed.","Must raise $250,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100, at least $225,000 of which must be from in-state residents. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","7500000","No",,"No",,"7250000","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"The Citizens' Election Fund is funded through the sale of abandoned property that has reverted to the state. If the amount in the fund is not enough to fulfill all grants, then tax revenue will be used to cover the difference.",,
"CT2010","CT",2010,"CGS 9-702, 9-704, 9-705, 9-710, 9-712, 3-69a;P.A. 05-05, P.A. 06-137, P.A. 08-2, P.A. 10-1","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $10,400 for the primary and $26,000 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $26,000 for the primary and the above general election amounts.","Must raise $5,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 at least 150 of which must be from residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","57000","No",,"No","Trigger limits struck down in Green Party v. Garfield","52000","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $36,400 for the primary and $88,400 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of this amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $78,000 for the primary and the above general election amounts.","Must raise $15,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 at least 300 of which must be from residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","181400","No",,"No","Trigger limits struck down in Green Party v. Garfield","166400","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for Governor will be awarded a grant of $1.25 million for the primary and $6 million for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed.","Must raise $250,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100, at least $225,000 of which must be from in-state residents. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","7500000","No",,"No",,"7250000","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"The Citizens' Election Fund is funded through the sale of abandoned property that has reverted to the state. If the amount in the fund is not enough to fulfill all grants, then tax revenue will be used to cover the difference.",,
"CT2012","CT",2012,"CGS 9-702, 9-704, 9-705, 9-710, 9-712, 3-69a;P.A. 05-05, P.A. 06-137, P.A. 08-2, P.A. 10-1","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $10,740 for the primary and $26,850 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $26,850 for the primary and the above general election amounts.","Must raise $5,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 at least 150 of which must be from residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","58700","No",,"No",,"53700","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $37,590 for the primary and $91,290 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of this amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $80,550 for the primary and the above general election amounts.","Must raise $15,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 at least 300 of which must be from residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","186840","No",,"No",,"171840","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for Governor will be awarded a grant of $1.25 million for the primary and $6 million for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed.","Must raise $250,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100, at least $225,000 of which must be from in-state residents. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","7500000","No",,"No",,"7250000","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"The Citizens' Election Fund is funded through the sale of abandoned property that has reverted to the state. If the amount in the fund is not enough to fulfill all grants, then tax revenue will be used to cover the difference.",,
"CT2014","CT",2014,"CGS 9-702, 9-704, 9-705, 9-710, 9-712, 3-69a;P.A. 05-05, P.A. 06-137, P.A. 08-2, P.A. 10-1","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $11,140 for the primary and $27,850 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $27,850 for the primary and the above general election amounts.","Must raise $5,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 at least 150 of which must be from residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","60700","No",,"No",,"55700","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $38,990 for the primary and $94,690 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of this amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $83,550 for the primary and the above general election amounts.","Must raise $15,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 at least 300 of which must be from residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","193240","No",,"No",,"178240","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for Governor will be awarded a grant of $1,354,250 for the primary and $6,500,400 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed.","Must raise $250,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100, at least $225,000 of which must be from in-state residents. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","8104650","No",,"No",,"7854650","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"The Citizens' Election Fund is funded through the sale of abandoned property that has reverted to the state. If the amount in the fund is not enough to fulfill all grants, then tax revenue will be used to cover the difference.",,
"CT2016","CT",2016,"CGS 9-702, 9-704, 9-705, 9-710, 9-712, 3-69a;P.A. 05-05, P.A. 06-137, P.A. 08-2, P.A. 10-1","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $11,140 for the primary and $27,850 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $27,850 for the primary and the above general election amounts.","Must raise $5,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 at least 150 of which must be from residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","61300","No",,"No",,"56300","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $38,990 for the primary and $94,690 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of this amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $83,550 for the primary and the above general election amounts.","Must raise $15,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 at least 300 of which must be from residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","195160","No",,"No",,"180160","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for Governor will be awarded a grant of $1,354,250 for the primary and $6,500,400 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed.","Must raise $250,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100, at least $225,000 of which must be from in-state residents. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","8104650","No",,"No",,"7854650","No","No","No",,,,,"CT",,,,,,,,"The Citizens' Election Fund is funded through the sale of abandoned property that has reverted to the state. If the amount in the fund is not enough to fulfill all grants, then tax revenue will be used to cover the difference.",,
"DE1996","DE",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE1998","DE",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE2000","DE",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE2002","DE",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE2004","DE",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE2006","DE",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE2008","DE",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE2010","DE",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE2012","DE",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE2014","DE",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE2016","DE",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"DE",,,,,,,,,,
"DE2018","DE",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"FL1996","FL",1996,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$8 million (3 million + 5 million)","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $25,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,,"No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL1998","FL",1998,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$8 million (3 million + 5 million)","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $25,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,"1149406.04","No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL2000","FL",2000,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$8 million (3 million + 5 million)","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $25,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,,"No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL2002","FL",2002,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$8 million (3 million + 5 million)","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $25,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,"1963061.97","No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL2004","FL",2004,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$8 million (3 million + 5 million)","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $25,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,,"No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL2006","FL",2006,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","General election limit = $2 for each Florida registered voter and primary election limit = 60% of general election limit","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $250,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,"3309338.61","No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL2008","FL",2008,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$24,901,170; General election limit = $2 for each Florida registered voter and primary election limit = 60% of general election limit","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $250,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,,"No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL2010","FL",2010,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$24,901,170; General election limit = $2 for each Florida registered voter and primary election limit = 60% of general election limit","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $250,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,"1816014.47","No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL2012","FL",2012,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$25,067,768; General election limit = $2 for each Florida registered voter and primary election limit = 60% of general election limit","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $250,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,,"No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL2014","FL",2014,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$25,067,768; General election limit = $2 for each Florida registered voter and primary election limit = 60% of general election limit","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $250,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,"2579779.91","No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL2016","FL",2016,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$25,067,768; General election limit = $2 for each Florida registered voter and primary election limit = 60% of general election limit","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $250,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,"2579779.91","No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,"FL",,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"FL2018","FL",2018,"Fla. Stat. §§ 106.32/33, 106.34/35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","For qualifying matching contributions making up all or any portion of the $150,000  qualifying threshold, distribution shall be on a two-to-one basis. For all other qualifying matching contributions, distribution shall be on a one-to-one basis.

Qualifying matching contributions are those of $250 or less from an individual, made after September 1 of the calendar year prior to the election. Aggregate contributions from an individual in excess of $250 will be matched only up to $250. A contribution from an individual, if made by check, must be drawn on the personal bank account of the individual making the contribution, as opposed to any form of business account, regardless of whether the business account is for a corporation, partnership, sole proprietorship, trust, or other form of business arrangement. For contributions made by check from a personal joint account, the match shall only be for the individual who actually signs the check. ((b) Contributions from individuals who at the time of contributing are not state residents may not be used to meet the threshold amounts in paragraph (a). For purposes of this paragraph, any person validly registered to vote in this state shall be considered a state resident.)","Must raise $150,000","Yes","$27,091,462 ($2 for each Florida-registered voters. Candidates who only face primary election opposition must limit total expendiutres to 60 percent of the total limit)","Yes","Limit loans or contributions from the candidate's personal funds to $25,000 and contributions from national, state, and county executive committees of a political party to $250,000 in the aggregate, which loans or contributions shall not qualify for meeting the threshold amounts in subsection (2).","No",,,"No","No","Yes","If more than three-fourths of the full authorized membership of the state executive committee of any party was elected and party has 5 percent of the total registration","85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,,,,,,,,,,"85 percent of all filing fees collected from candidates of that party",,
"GA1996","GA",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"GA1998","GA",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"GA",,,,,,,,,,
"GA2000","GA",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"GA",,,,,,,,,,
"GA2002","GA",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"GA",,,,,,,,,,
"GA2004","GA",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"GA",,,,,,,,,,
"GA2006","GA",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"GA",,,,,,,,,,
"GA2008","GA",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"GA",,,,,,,,,,
"GA2010","GA",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"GA",,,,,,,,,,
"GA2012","GA",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"GA",,,,,,,,,,
"GA2014","GA",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"GA",,,,,,,,,,
"GA2016","GA",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"GA",,,,,,,,,,
"GA2018","GA",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"HI2000","HI",2000,"Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2; Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-208; 11-209; 11-219; 11-220","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise more than $75,000 total to qualify; A second candidate must also qualify in order for a candidate to receive public funding.","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,"HI",,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $2 checkoff if file individually and $2 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"HI2006","HI",2006,"Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2; Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-208; 11-209; 11-219; 11-220","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $100,000 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (1)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,"HI",,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $2 checkoff if file individually and $2 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"HI2012","HI",2012,"Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-421-435; Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2;","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $100,000 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (1)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,"HI",,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $3 checkoff if file individually and $3 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"HI2016","HI",2016,"Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-421-435; Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2;","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $100,000 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (1)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,"HI",,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $3 checkoff if file individually and $3 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"HI2018","HI",2018,"Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-421-435; Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2;","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $100,000 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (1)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $3 checkoff if file individually and $3 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"IA1996","IA",1996,"Historic: Iowa Code § 56.19","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,,,,,,,,,"Iowa only provides public financing to political parties.  This is done through a """"Political Checkoff"""" on an individual's personal income tax return.
By checking the box, a resident with at least $1.50 in taxes may designate $1.50 to go to the 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.  If no political party is designated, then the contribution will be divided among the accounts in the same proportion as the number of qualified electors declaring affiliation with each political party.
These funds may only be spent by the party to pay expenses incurred in arranging and holding a nominating convention or purchase/lease items that will be used during an election cycle.",,
"IA1998","IA",1998,"Historic: Iowa Code § 56.19","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,"IA",,,,,,,,"Iowa only provides public financing to political parties.  This is done through a """"Political Checkoff"""" on an individual's personal income tax return.
By checking the box, a resident with at least $1.50 in taxes may designate $1.50 to go to the 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.  If no political party is designated, then the contribution will be divided among the accounts in the same proportion as the number of qualified electors declaring affiliation with each political party.
These funds may only be spent by the party to pay expenses incurred in arranging and holding a nominating convention or purchase/lease items that will be used during an election cycle.",,
"IA2000","IA",2000,"Historic: Iowa Code § 56.19","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,"IA",,,,,,,,"Iowa only provides public financing to political parties.  This is done through a """"Political Checkoff"""" on an individual's personal income tax return.
By checking the box, a resident with at least $1.50 in taxes may designate $1.50 to go to the 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.  If no political party is designated, then the contribution will be divided among the accounts in the same proportion as the number of qualified electors declaring affiliation with each political party.
These funds may only be spent by the party to pay expenses incurred in arranging and holding a nominating convention or purchase/lease items that will be used during an election cycle.",,
"IA2002","IA",2002,"Historic: Iowa Code § 56.19","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,"IA",,,,,,,,"Iowa only provides public financing to political parties.  This is done through a """"Political Checkoff"""" on an individual's personal income tax return.
By checking the box, a resident with at least $1.50 in taxes may designate $1.50 to go to the 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.  If no political party is designated, then the contribution will be divided among the accounts in the same proportion as the number of qualified electors declaring affiliation with each political party.
These funds may only be spent by the party to pay expenses incurred in arranging and holding a nominating convention or purchase/lease items that will be used during an election cycle.",,
"IA2004","IA",2004,"Historic: Iowa Code § 56.19","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,"IA",,,,,,,,"Iowa only provides public financing to political parties.  This is done through a """"Political Checkoff"""" on an individual's personal income tax return.
By checking the box, a resident with at least $1.50 in taxes may designate $1.50 to go to the 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.  If no political party is designated, then the contribution will be divided among the accounts in the same proportion as the number of qualified electors declaring affiliation with each political party.
These funds may only be spent by the party to pay expenses incurred in arranging and holding a nominating convention or purchase/lease items that will be used during an election cycle.",,
"IA2006","IA",2006," Iowa Code § 68A601/2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,"IA",,,,,,,,"A person whose state income tax liability for any taxable year is one dollar and fifty cents or more may direct that one dollar and fifty cents of that liability be paid over to the Iowa election campaign fund when submitting the person’s state income tax return to the department of revenue. In the case of a joint return of husband and wife having a state income tax liability of three dollars or more, each spouse may direct that one dollar and fifty cents be paid to the fund. The director of revenue shall draft the income tax form to provide spaces on the tax return which the taxpayer may use to designate that contributions made under this section be credited to a specified political party as defined by section 43.2, or to the Iowa election campaign fund as a contribution to be shared by all such political parties in the manner prescribed by section 68A.602. The form shall inform the taxpayer of the consequences of the choices provided under this section, but this information may be contained in a footnote or other suitable form if the director of revenue finds it is not feasible to place the information immediately above the signature line. The action taken by a person for the checkoff is irrevocable.",,
"IA2008","IA",2008," Iowa Code § 68A601/2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,"IA",,,,,,,,"A person whose state income tax liability for any taxable year is one dollar and fifty cents or more may direct that one dollar and fifty cents of that liability be paid over to the Iowa election campaign fund when submitting the person’s state income tax return to the department of revenue. In the case of a joint return of husband and wife having a state income tax liability of three dollars or more, each spouse may direct that one dollar and fifty cents be paid to the fund. The director of revenue shall draft the income tax form to provide spaces on the tax return which the taxpayer may use to designate that contributions made under this section be credited to a specified political party as defined by section 43.2, or to the Iowa election campaign fund as a contribution to be shared by all such political parties in the manner prescribed by section 68A.602. The form shall inform the taxpayer of the consequences of the choices provided under this section, but this information may be contained in a footnote or other suitable form if the director of revenue finds it is not feasible to place the information immediately above the signature line. The action taken by a person for the checkoff is irrevocable.",,
"IA2010","IA",2010," Iowa Code § 68A601/2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,"IA",,,,,,,,"A person whose state income tax liability for any taxable year is one dollar and fifty cents or more may direct that one dollar and fifty cents of that liability be paid over to the Iowa election campaign fund when submitting the person’s state income tax return to the department of revenue. In the case of a joint return of husband and wife having a state income tax liability of three dollars or more, each spouse may direct that one dollar and fifty cents be paid to the fund. The director of revenue shall draft the income tax form to provide spaces on the tax return which the taxpayer may use to designate that contributions made under this section be credited to a specified political party as defined by section 43.2, or to the Iowa election campaign fund as a contribution to be shared by all such political parties in the manner prescribed by section 68A.602. The form shall inform the taxpayer of the consequences of the choices provided under this section, but this information may be contained in a footnote or other suitable form if the director of revenue finds it is not feasible to place the information immediately above the signature line. The action taken by a person for the checkoff is irrevocable.",,
"IA2012","IA",2012," Iowa Code § 68A601/2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,"IA",,,,,,,,"A person whose state income tax liability for any taxable year is one dollar and fifty cents or more may direct that one dollar and fifty cents of that liability be paid over to the Iowa election campaign fund when submitting the person’s state income tax return to the department of revenue. In the case of a joint return of husband and wife having a state income tax liability of three dollars or more, each spouse may direct that one dollar and fifty cents be paid to the fund. The director of revenue shall draft the income tax form to provide spaces on the tax return which the taxpayer may use to designate that contributions made under this section be credited to a specified political party as defined by section 43.2, or to the Iowa election campaign fund as a contribution to be shared by all such political parties in the manner prescribed by section 68A.602. The form shall inform the taxpayer of the consequences of the choices provided under this section, but this information may be contained in a footnote or other suitable form if the director of revenue finds it is not feasible to place the information immediately above the signature line. The action taken by a person for the checkoff is irrevocable.",,
"IA2014","IA",2014," Iowa Code § 68A601/2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,"IA",,,,,,,,"A person whose state income tax liability for any taxable year is one dollar and fifty cents or more may direct that one dollar and fifty cents of that liability be paid over to the Iowa election campaign fund when submitting the person’s state income tax return to the department of revenue. In the case of a joint return of husband and wife having a state income tax liability of three dollars or more, each spouse may direct that one dollar and fifty cents be paid to the fund. The director of revenue shall draft the income tax form to provide spaces on the tax return which the taxpayer may use to designate that contributions made under this section be credited to a specified political party as defined by section 43.2, or to the Iowa election campaign fund as a contribution to be shared by all such political parties in the manner prescribed by section 68A.602. The form shall inform the taxpayer of the consequences of the choices provided under this section, but this information may be contained in a footnote or other suitable form if the director of revenue finds it is not feasible to place the information immediately above the signature line. The action taken by a person for the checkoff is irrevocable.",,
"IA2016","IA",2016," Iowa Code § 68A601/2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer","N/A",,"IA",,,,,,,,"A person whose state income tax liability for any taxable year is one dollar and fifty cents or more may direct that one dollar and fifty cents of that liability be paid over to the Iowa election campaign fund when submitting the person’s state income tax return to the department of revenue. In the case of a joint return of husband and wife having a state income tax liability of three dollars or more, each spouse may direct that one dollar and fifty cents be paid to the fund. The director of revenue shall draft the income tax form to provide spaces on the tax return which the taxpayer may use to designate that contributions made under this section be credited to a specified political party as defined by section 43.2, or to the Iowa election campaign fund as a contribution to be shared by all such political parties in the manner prescribed by section 68A.602. The form shall inform the taxpayer of the consequences of the choices provided under this section, but this information may be contained in a footnote or other suitable form if the director of revenue finds it is not feasible to place the information immediately above the signature line. The action taken by a person for the checkoff is irrevocable.",,
"IA2018","IA",2018," Iowa Code § 68A601/2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Have an election account with the state","Designated by taxpayer via a checkoff on income tax forms.","N/A",,,,,,,,,,"A person whose state income tax liability for any taxable year is one dollar and fifty cents or more may direct that one dollar and fifty cents of that liability be paid over to the Iowa election campaign fund when submitting the person’s state income tax return to the department of revenue. In the case of a joint return of husband and wife having a state income tax liability of three dollars or more, each spouse may direct that one dollar and fifty cents be paid to the fund. The director of revenue shall draft the income tax form to provide spaces on the tax return which the taxpayer may use to designate that contributions made under this section be credited to a specified political party as defined by section 43.2, or to the Iowa election campaign fund as a contribution to be shared by all such political parties in the manner prescribed by section 68A.602. The form shall inform the taxpayer of the consequences of the choices provided under this section, but this information may be contained in a footnote or other suitable form if the director of revenue finds it is not feasible to place the information immediately above the signature line. The action taken by a person for the checkoff is irrevocable.",,
"ID1996","ID",1996,"1978 Idaho Sess. Laws 94 (Idaho Code Ann. § 63-3088 (1996)); 1975 Idaho Sess. Laws 132 (Idaho Code Ann. § 34-2503 (1996)).","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All Parties Eligible","Grant; See Below","Unlimited",,,,,,,,,,"Every individual whose income tax liability for any taxable year is $1.00 or more may designate $1.00 to be paid into an election campaign fund. The dollar may be allocated to any political party. The political parties shall receive all allocated funds. Of any unallocated funds 90% shall be distributed to the central committees in proportion to the share of the votes cast for the candidate of the party for the office of governor in the last election for governor, provided that no party shall receive more than 50% of the fund so distributed. Any portion of the fund not distributed shall revert to the fund and, together with the 10% reserved, be distributed in equal portions to all major, minor and new political parties which have qualified candidates for elective state office for the ballot in the next general election.",,
"ID1998","ID",1998,"1978 Idaho Sess. Laws 94 (Idaho Code Ann. § 63-3088 (1998)); 1975 Idaho Sess. Laws 132 (Idaho Code Ann. § 34-2503 (1998)).","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All Parties Eligible","Grant; See Below","Unlimited",,"ID",,,,,,,,"Every individual whose income tax liability for any taxable year is $1.00 or more may designate $1.00 to be paid into an election campaign fund. The dollar may be allocated to any political party. The political parties shall receive all allocated funds. Of any unallocated funds 90% shall be distributed to the central committees in proportion to the share of the votes cast for the candidate of the party for the office of governor in the last election for governor, provided that no party shall receive more than 50% of the fund so distributed. Any portion of the fund not distributed shall revert to the fund and, together with the 10% reserved, be distributed in equal portions to all major, minor and new political parties which have qualified candidates for elective state office for the ballot in the next general election.",,
"ID2000","ID",2000,"1978 Idaho Sess. Laws 94 (Idaho Code Ann. § 63-3088 (2000)); 1975 Idaho Sess. Laws 132 (Idaho Code Ann. § 34-2503 (2000)).","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All Parties Eligible","Grant; See Below","Unlimited",,"ID",,,,,,,,,,
"ID2002","ID",2002,"1978 Idaho Sess. Laws 94 (Idaho Code Ann. § 63-3088 (2002)); 1975 Idaho Sess. Laws 132 (Idaho Code Ann. § 34-2503 (2002)).","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All Parties Eligible","Grant; See Below","Unlimited",,"ID",,,,,,,,,,
"ID2004","ID",2004,"1978 Idaho Sess. Laws 94 (Idaho Code Ann. § 63-3088 (2004)); 1975 Idaho Sess. Laws 132 (Idaho Code Ann. § 34-2503 (2004)).","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All Parties Eligible","Grant; See Below","Unlimited",,"ID",,,,,,,,,,
"ID2006","ID",2006,"1978 Idaho Sess. Laws 94 (Idaho Code Ann. § 63-3088 (2006)); 1975 Idaho Sess. Laws 132 (Idaho Code Ann. § 34-2503 (2006)).","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All Parties Eligible","Grant; See Below","Unlimited",,"ID",,,,,,,,,,
"ID2008","ID",2008,"1978 Idaho Sess. Laws 94 (Idaho Code Ann. § 63-3088 (2008)); 1975 Idaho Sess. Laws 132 (Idaho Code Ann. § 34-2503 (2008)).","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All Parties Eligible","Grant; See Below","Unlimited",,"ID",,,,,,,,,,
"ID2010","ID",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ID",,,,,,,,"Previous system abolished via 2010 Ida. HB 379.",,
"ID2012","ID",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ID",,,,,,,,,,
"ID2014","ID",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ID",,,,,,,,,,
"ID2016","ID",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ID",,,,,,,,,,
"ID2018","ID",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ID",,,,,,,,,,
"IL1996","IL",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"IL1998","IL",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IL",,,,,,,,,,
"IL2000","IL",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IL",,,,,,,,,,
"IL2002","IL",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IL",,,,,,,,,,
"IL2004","IL",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IL",,,,,,,,,,
"IL2006","IL",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IL",,,,,,,,,,
"IL2008","IL",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IL",,,,,,,,,,
"IL2010","IL",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IL",,,,,,,,,,
"IL2012","IL",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IL",,,,,,,,,,
"IL2014","IL",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IL",,,,,,,,,,
"IL2016","IL",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IL",,,,,,,,,,
"IL2018","IL",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"IN1996","IN",1996,"Burns Ind. Code Ann. § 9-18-15-13","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Top two parties and any political party that cast at least five percent (5%) but less than thirty-three percent (33%) of the total vote of the state of all political parties at the last general election for the office of governor","The third-place party gets a fractional amount of the fund equal to the fraction of the vote cast by the party in the last gubernatorial election.  The top two parties each receive half of the remainder of the fund.","Not specified.",,,,,,,,,,"Revenues from personalized license plates.",,
"IN1998","IN",1998,"Burns Ind. Code Ann. § 9-18-15-13","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Top two parties and any political party that cast at least five percent (5%) but less than thirty-three percent (33%) of the total vote of the state of all political parties at the last general election for the office of governor","The third-place party gets a fractional amount of the fund equal to the fraction of the vote cast by the party in the last gubernatorial election.  The top two parties each receive half of the remainder of the fund.","Not specified.",,"IN",,,,,,,,,,
"IN2000","IN",2000,"Burns Ind. Code Ann. § 9-18-15-13","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Top two parties and any political party that cast at least five percent (5%) but less than thirty-three percent (33%) of the total vote of the state of all political parties at the last general election for the office of governor","The third-place party gets a fractional amount of the fund equal to the fraction of the vote cast by the party in the last gubernatorial election.  The top two parties each receive half of the remainder of the fund.","Not specified.",,"IN",,,,,,,,,,
"IN2002","IN",2002,"Burns Ind. Code Ann. § 9-18-15-13","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Top two parties and any political party that cast at least five percent (5%) but less than thirty-three percent (33%) of the total vote of the state of all political parties at the last general election for the office of governor","The third-place party gets a fractional amount of the fund equal to the fraction of the vote cast by the party in the last gubernatorial election.  The top two parties each receive half of the remainder of the fund.","Not specified.",,"IN",,,,,,,,,,
"IN2004","IN",2004,"Burns Ind. Code Ann. § 9-18-15-13","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Top two parties and any political party that cast at least five percent (5%) but less than thirty-three percent (33%) of the total vote of the state of all political parties at the last general election for the office of governor","The third-place party gets a fractional amount of the fund equal to the fraction of the vote cast by the party in the last gubernatorial election.  The top two parties each receive half of the remainder of the fund.","Not specified.",,"IN",,,,,,,,,,
"IN2006","IN",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IN",,,,,,,,,,
"IN2008","IN",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IN",,,,,,,,,,
"IN2010","IN",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IN",,,,,,,,,,
"MN2002","MN",2002,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","41,206 (01-02 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994)).","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","82,383 (01-02 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","3,272,505 (01-02 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,500,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MN2004","MN",2004,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","33, 880 (03-04 Base limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994)).","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","21,900 (03-04 Base limit - non-election yrs.)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","875,240 (03-04 Base limit - non-election yrs)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,500,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"NC2008","NC",2008,"N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.42; N.C.G.S. § 163.278.47; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.48; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.55; 1996 N.C.G.S. §22A: 163-278.50; N.C.G.S. 105-159.1","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","One-to-one for all qualifying matching contributions.","Raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits. Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared","Yes","Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared on the ballot for governor","Yes","Have opposition on the ballot in the general election; agree to abide by the expenditure limits; raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits; agree to submit to a post-election audit by the state board of elections.","No",,"Half the amount of the candidate's expenditure limit.","No","No","Yes","Voter registration numbers - party must have at least 1% of the total registered voters in the state.","Credited to eligible political parties on a pro rata basis according to their respective voter registrations in the most recent certification in the state board of elections.","50% of alloted money in the fund in non-election years; entire amount allocated in the fund in election years.",,"NC",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers with an income tax liability of $1 or more make a designation (taxpayer may choose party designation for check-off). Does not increase or decrease liability - money goes into a special account instead of state's general tax coffers.",,
"NC2010","NC",2010,"N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.42; N.C.G.S. § 163.278.47; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.48; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.55; 1996 N.C.G.S. §22A: 163-278.50; N.C.G.S. 105-159.1","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","One-to-one for all qualifying matching contributions.","Raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits. Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared","Yes","Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared on the ballot for governor","Yes","Have opposition on the ballot in the general election; agree to abide by the expenditure limits; raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits; agree to submit to a post-election audit by the state board of elections.","No",,"Half the amount of the candidate's expenditure limit.","No","No","Yes","Voter registration numbers - party must have at least 1% of the total registered voters in the state.","Credited to eligible political parties on a pro rata basis according to their respective voter registrations in the most recent certification in the state board of elections.","50% of alloted money in the fund in non-election years; entire amount allocated in the fund in election years.",,"NC",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers with an income tax liability of $1 or more make a designation (taxpayer may choose party designation for check-off). Does not increase or decrease liability - money goes into a special account instead of state's general tax coffers.",,
"NC2012","NC",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","Party public funding system repealed.",,,,"NC",,,,,,,,,,
"NC2014","NC",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NC",,,,,,,,,,
"NC2016","NC",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NC",,,,,,,,,,
"NC2018","NC",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NC",,,,,,,,,,
"ND1996","ND",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"ND1998","ND",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"ND2000","ND",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"ND2002","ND",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"ND2004","ND",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"ND2006","ND",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"ND2008","ND",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"ND2010","ND",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"ND2012","ND",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"ND2014","ND",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"ND2016","ND",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"ND2018","ND",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"ND",,,,,,,,,,
"NE1996","NE",1996,"32-1604(1); 32-1611; 32-1608.01; 49-14,123 (proposed); 32-1603(1); 32-1604(2); 32-1604(3); 32-1605; 32-1603(2); 32-1604(4); 49-1419; 32-1606(1)","Yes","Partial Grant","Candidates must repay unexpended public funds.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$73,000","Yes","Primary spending cannot exceed 50% of limit for entire period. Candidate must personally guarantee repayment of public funds (other than amount set aside by legislature). Candidate also cannot qualify for public funding until they spent 25% of their limitation; Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $25,000","Yes","If highest estimted expenditure among non-complying cadidates exceeds the statutory limitation, the abiding candidate is entitled to the differene as public funding from the Commission.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","Please note that the CFLA included a statutory formula by which public offices would be brought into the program as the CFLA Fund reached certain levels. The program never
provided the opportunity for public funding for a candidate for governor because the CFLA Fund never reached the trigger level.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$1,500,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $750,000","Yes","If the highest estimated maximum expenditure filed by any opponent (who has not agrred to the statutory limit) exceeds that limit, the candidate is entitled to the amount of that excess as public funding from the commission.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Legislature apportions an amount. Some is from optional $2 payment on income taxes.",,
"NE1998","NE",1998,"32-1604 [1992, LB 556, § 4;  1993, LB 121, § 197;  1993, LB 587, § 3;  1997, LB 420, § 4; 1998, LB 632, § 1.](1, 3-6)); 32-1610 [1992, LB 556, § 10; 1993, LB 587, § 10; 1994, LB 1066, § 21]; 32-1603 [1992, LB 556, § 3;  1993, LB 587, § 2;  1997, LB 420, § 3] (1-6); 32-1604.01 [1997, LB 420, § 5] (5); 32-1611 [1993, LB 587, § 11;  1997, LB 420, § 11]; 32-1606 [1997, LB 420, § 7](1)","Yes","Partial Grant","Candidates must repay unexpended public funds.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$73,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $36,500","Yes","If highest estimted expenditure among non-complying cadidates exceeds the statutory limitation, the abiding candidate is entitled to the differene as public funding from the Commission.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","Please note that the CFLA included a statutory formula by which public offices would be brought into the program as the CFLA Fund reached certain levels. The program never
provided the opportunity for public funding for a candidate for governor because the CFLA Fund never reached the trigger level.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$1,500,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $750,000","Yes","If the highest estimated maximum expenditure filed by any opponent (who has not agrred to the statutory limit) exceeds that limit, the candidate is entitled to the amount of that excess as public funding from the commission.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Legislature apportions an amount. Some is from optional $2 payment on income taxes.",,
"NE2000","NE",2000,"49-1428 [1997, LB 420, § 16]; 32-1606 [1997, LB 420, § 7]; 32-1603 [1997, LB 420, § 3]; 32-1604 [1997, LB 420, § 4; 1998, LB 632, § 1]; 32-1604.01 [1997, LB 420, § 5; 1999, LB 416, § 1]; 32-1605 [1997, LB 420, § 6]; 32-1614[1997, LB 420, § 14]; 32-1610 [1994, LB 1066, § 21]; 32-1611[1997, LB 420, § 11]","Yes","Partial Grant","Candidates must repay unexpended public funds.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$73,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $36,500","Yes","If highest estimted expenditure among non-complying cadidates exceeds the statutory limitation, the abiding candidate is entitled to the differene as public funding from the Commission.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","Please note that the CFLA included a statutory formula by which public offices would be brought into the program as the CFLA Fund reached certain levels. The program never
provided the opportunity for public funding for a candidate for governor because the CFLA Fund never reached the trigger level.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$1,500,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $750,000","Yes","If the highest estimated maximum expenditure filed by any opponent (who has not agrred to the statutory limit) exceeds that limit, the candidate is entitled to the amount of that excess as public funding from the commission.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No",,,,,"NE",,,,,,,,"Legislature apportions an amount. Some is from optional $2 payment on income taxes.",,
"VT2008","VT",2008,"1997, No. 64, § 2; 2005, No. 62, § 12; 17 V.S.A. § 2853-56","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","	Public Financing: Fixed amount of public financing offered to gubernatorial (Primary: $75,000; General: $225,000) and lieutenant governor candidates who raise a threshold number of small contributions (at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50) and agree not to raise any more private money. (Grant for primary reduced by amount of qualifying contributions raised); (Incumbents entitled to grant worth 85% of the total grant)","Candidates must raise at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50","No",,"No",,"No",,"$300,000","Yes","Yes","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"32-5862c. Vermont campaign fund add-on.  Funds designated via tax retrun form.",,
"VT2010","VT",2010,"1997, No. 64, § 2; 2005, No. 62, § 12; 17 V.S.A. § 2853-56","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","	Public Financing: Fixed amount of public financing offered to gubernatorial (Primary: $75,000; General: $225,000) and lieutenant governor candidates who raise a threshold number of small contributions (at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50) and agree not to raise any more private money. (Grant for primary reduced by amount of qualifying contributions raised); (Incumbents entitled to grant worth 85% of the total grant)","Candidates must raise at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50","No",,"No",,"No",,"$300,000","Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"VT",,,,,,,,"32-5862c. Vermont campaign fund add-on.  Funds designated via tax retrun form.",,
"VT2012","VT",2012,"1997, No. 64, § 2; 2005, No. 62, § 12; 17 V.S.A. § 2853-56","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","	Public Financing: Fixed amount of public financing offered tcandidates for governor (Primary: $150,000; General: $450,000) and lieutenant governor candidates (Primary: $50,000; General: $150,000), minus the amount of the candidate's qualifying contributions. Incumbents are entitled to 85 percent of the grant totals listed above. Candidates are not eligible for public funding in uncontested general elections.","Candidates must raise at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50","No",,"No",,"No",,"$300,000","Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"VT",,,,,,,,"32-5862c. Vermont campaign fund add-on.  Funds designated via tax retrun form.",,
"VT2014","VT",2014,"2013, No. 90 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. Jan. 23, 2014; 2014 17 V.S.A. § 2985","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","	Public Financing: Fixed amount of public financing offered tcandidates for governor (Primary: $150,000; General: $450,000) and lieutenant governor candidates (Primary: $50,000; General: $150,000), minus the amount of the candidate's qualifying contributions. Incumbents are entitled to 85 percent of the grant totals listed above. Candidates are not eligible for public funding in uncontested general elections.","Candidates must raise at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50","No",,"No",,"No",,"$ 150,000.00 in a primary election period and $ 450,000.00 in a general election period, provided that the grant for a primary election period shall be reduced by an amount equal to the candidate's qualifying contributions.","Yes","Yes","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"VT2016","VT",2016,"2013, No. 90 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. Jan. 23, 2014; 2014 17 V.S.A. § 2985","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","	Public Financing: Fixed amount of public financing offered tcandidates for governor (Primary: $150,000; General: $450,000) and lieutenant governor candidates (Primary: $50,000; General: $150,000), minus the amount of the candidate's qualifying contributions. Incumbents are entitled to 85 percent of the grant totals listed above. Candidates are not eligible for public funding in uncontested general elections.","Candidates must raise at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50","No",,"No",,"No",,"$ 150,000.00 in a primary election period and $ 450,000.00 in a general election period, provided that the grant for a primary election period shall be reduced by an amount equal to the candidate's qualifying contributions.","Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"VT",,,,,,,,,,
"VT2018","VT",2018,"2013, No. 90 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. Jan. 23, 2014; 2014 17 V.S.A. § 2985","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","	Public Financing: Fixed amount of public financing offered tcandidates for governor (Primary: $150,000; General: $450,000) and lieutenant governor candidates (Primary: $50,000; General: $150,000), minus the amount of the candidate's qualifying contributions. Incumbents are entitled to 85 percent of the grant totals listed above. Candidates are not eligible for public funding in uncontested general elections.","Candidates for Governor must raise at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 donors, composed of contribution of no more than $50. Lieutenant Governor candidates must raise at least $17,500 from at least 750 donors, composed of contribution of no more than $50","No",,"No",,"No",,"Governor: $150,000 for the primary and $450,000 for general. Lieutenant Governor: $50,000 for primary, and $150,000 for general. Qualifying contribution totals will be subtracted from the grant totals. Incumbents are entitled to 85 percent of the totals.","Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"VT",,,,,,,,,,
"WA1996","WA",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"WA1998","WA",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WA2000","WA",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WA2002","WA",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WA2004","WA",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WA2006","WA",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WA2008","WA",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WA2010","WA",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WA2012","WA",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WA2014","WA",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WA2016","WA",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WA2018","WA",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WA",,,,,,,,,,
"WI1996","WI",1996,"11.31(1); 11.50(1)(a),(2)(b),(9);","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the primary vote and receive individual contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 17,250","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$7,762.50 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 34,500","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$15,525.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 1,078,200","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$485,190.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"71.10(3) - Campaign fund. (a) Every individual filing an income tax return who has a tax liability or is entitled to a tax refund may designate $ 1 for the Wisconsin election campaign fund for the use of eligible candidates under s. 11.50. If the individuals filing a joint return have a tax liability or are entitled to a tax refund, each individual may make a designation of $ 1 under this subsection.",,
"IN2012","IN",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IN",,,,,,,,,,
"IN2014","IN",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IN",,,,,,,,,,
"IN2016","IN",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"IN",,,,,,,,,,
"IN2018","IN",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"KS1996","KS",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"KS1998","KS",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KS2000","KS",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KS2002","KS",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KS2004","KS",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KS2006","KS",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KS2008","KS",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KS2010","KS",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KS2012","KS",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KS2014","KS",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KS2016","KS",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KS2018","KS",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"KS",,,,,,,,,,
"KY1996","KY",1996,"KRS § 121A.020; KRS § 121A.050; KRS § 121A.060; KRS § 121A.030; KRS § 121A.010; KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","The matching funds are equal to twice the amount of qualifying contributions raised by a candidate in a given election. A maximum of $1,200,000 in a primary or regular election.","Candidates must raise $300,000 in monetary contributions no greater than $1,000 from natural persons, permanent committees, executive committees of a political party, or contributing organization that is paid by check or money-order.","Yes","3,600,000","Yes","No more than 25% of qualifying contributions may come from permanent committees (PACs), a maximum of $150,000 in any one election.","Yes","If a candidate exceeds the spending limits that are imposed on candidates accepting public funds, that spending limit may be lifted.","$3,600,000","No","No","Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,,,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY1998","KY",1998,"KRS § 121A.020; KRS § 121A.050; KRS § 121A.060; KRS § 121A.030; KRS § 121A.010; KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","The matching funds are equal to twice the amount of qualifying contributions raised by a candidate in a given election. A maximum of $1,200,000 in a primary or regular election.","Candidates must raise $300,000 in monetary contributions no greater than $1,000 from natural persons, permanent committees, executive committees of a political party, or contributing organization that is paid by check or money-order.","Yes","3,600,000","Yes","No more than 25% of qualifying contributions may come from permanent committees (PACs), a maximum of $150,000 in any one election.","Yes","If a candidate exceeds the spending limits that are imposed on candidates accepting public funds, that spending limit may be lifted.","$3,600,000","No","No","Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY2000","KY",2000,"KRS § 121A.020; KRS § 121A.050; KRS § 121A.060; KRS § 121A.030; KRS § 121A.010; KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","The matching funds are equal to twice the amount of qualifying contributions raised by a candidate in a given election. A maximum of $1,200,000 in a primary or regular election.","Candidates must raise $300,000 in monetary contributions no greater than $1,000 from natural persons, permanent committees, executive committees of a political party, or contributing organization that is paid by check or money-order.","Yes","3,600,000","Yes","No more than 25% of qualifying contributions may come from permanent committees (PACs), a maximum of $150,000 in any one election.","Yes","If a candidate exceeds the spending limits that are imposed on candidates accepting public funds, that spending limit may be lifted.","$3,600,000","No","No","Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY2002","KY",2002,"KRS § 121A.020; KRS § 121A.050; KRS § 121A.060; KRS § 121A.030; KRS § 121A.010; KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072; (2003-HB 269 defunded the public financing of gubernatorial races)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","The matching funds are equal to twice the amount of qualifying contributions raised by a candidate in a given election. A maximum of $1,200,000 in a primary or regular election.","Candidates must raise $300,000 in monetary contributions no greater than $1,000 from natural persons, permanent committees, executive committees of a political party, or contributing organization that is paid by check or money-order.","Yes","3,600,000","Yes","No more than 25% of qualifying contributions may come from permanent committees (PACs), a maximum of $150,000 in any one election.","Yes","If a candidate exceeds the spending limits that are imposed on candidates accepting public funds, that spending limit may be lifted.","$3,600,000","No","No","Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY2004","KY",2004,"KRS § 121A.020; KRS § 121A.050; KRS § 121A.060; KRS § 121A.030; KRS § 121A.010; KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072; (2003-HB 269 defunded the public financing of gubernatorial races)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY2006","KY",2006,"KRS § 121A (Gub. public financing were repealed in 2005 SB 112); (Party Tax Checkoff remains) KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY2008","KY",2008,"KRS § 121A (Gub. public financing were repealed in 2005 SB 112); (Party Tax Checkoff remains) KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY2010","KY",2010,"KRS § 121A (Gub. public financing were repealed in 2005 SB 112); (Party Tax Checkoff remains) KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY2012","KY",2012,"KRS § 121A (Gub. public financing were repealed in 2005 SB 112); (Party Tax Checkoff remains) KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY2014","KY",2014,"KRS § 121A (Gub. public financing were repealed in 2005 SB 112); (Party Tax Checkoff remains) KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY2016","KY",2016,"KRS § 121A (Gub. public financing were repealed in 2005 SB 112); (Party Tax Checkoff remains) KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"KY2018","KY",2018,"KRS § 121A (Gub. public financing were repealed in 2005 SB 112); (Party Tax Checkoff remains) KRS § 141.071; KRS § 141.072","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","A party whose candidate received at least 20% of the total vote in the last election at which presidential electors were voted for. KRS 118.015(1)","Funding comes from tax deferrals in the amount of $2/filer. 50 cents of the tax distribution is given to the local party committee of the filer and the remainder is given to the state party committee of the filer.","N/A",,"KY",,,,,,,,"Party committee funding comes through a tax check-off/deferral of $2.00/filer.",,
"LA1996","LA",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"LA1998","LA",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"LA2000","LA",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"LA2002","LA",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"LA2004","LA",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"LA2006","LA",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"LA2008","LA",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"LA2010","LA",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"LA2012","LA",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"LA2014","LA",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"LA2016","LA",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"LA2018","LA",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"LA",,,,,,,,,,
"MA1996","MA",1996,"Chapter 55A: § 1A.; Chapter 55A: § 4; Chapter 55A: § 6; Chapter 55A: § 7; Chapter 55A: § 10","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise a minimum of $75,000 in qualifying contributions in the primary and a minimum of $125,000 in qualifying contributions in the general in order to receive public funds for each respective election.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","Definition of ""Qualifying Contributions"": any contribution made by an individual and deposited in a candidate's depository account as required by section nineteen of chapter fifty-five during the calendar year in which elections are held for statewide elective office or the next preceding calendar year except as follows: (a) no contribution shall be considered a qualifying contribution unless the name and address of the individual making the contribution can be determined from statements required to be filed with the director; (b) no contribution shall be considered a qualifying contribution to the extent that it exceeds two hundred and fifty dollars or would exceed two hundred and fifty dollars when added to any such contribution previously made by the same individual during the calendar year in which elections are held for statewide elective office or the next preceding calendar year.
The same contribution may be a qualifying contribution for both the primary election and the state election in a year in which elections are held for statewide elective office but no contribution shall remain a qualified contribution after the end of any such year.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA1998","MA",1998,"Chapter 55A: § 1A.; Chapter 55A: § 4; Chapter 55A: § 6; Chapter 55A: § 7; Chapter 55A: § 10","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise a minimum of $75,000 in qualifying contributions in the primary and a minimum of $125,000 in qualifying contributions in the general in order to receive public funds for each respective election.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","Definition of ""Qualifying Contributions"": any contribution made by an individual and deposited in a candidate's depository account as required by section nineteen of chapter fifty-five during the calendar year in which elections are held for statewide elective office or the next preceding calendar year except as follows: (a) no contribution shall be considered a qualifying contribution unless the name and address of the individual making the contribution can be determined from statements required to be filed with the director; (b) no contribution shall be considered a qualifying contribution to the extent that it exceeds two hundred and fifty dollars or would exceed two hundred and fifty dollars when added to any such contribution previously made by the same individual during the calendar year in which elections are held for statewide elective office or the next preceding calendar year.
The same contribution may be a qualifying contribution for both the primary election and the state election in a year in which elections are held for statewide elective office but no contribution shall remain a qualified contribution after the end of any such year.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA2000","MA",2000,"Chapter 55A: § 1A.; Chapter 55A: § 4; Chapter 55A: § 6; Chapter 55A: § 7; Chapter 55A: § 10","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise a minimum of $75,000 in qualifying contributions in the primary and a minimum of $125,000 in qualifying contributions in the general in order to receive public funds for each respective election.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","Definition of ""Qualifying Contributions"": any contribution made by an individual and deposited in a candidate's depository account as required by section nineteen of chapter fifty-five during the calendar year in which elections are held for statewide elective office or the next preceding calendar year except as follows: (a) no contribution shall be considered a qualifying contribution unless the name and address of the individual making the contribution can be determined from statements required to be filed with the director; (b) no contribution shall be considered a qualifying contribution to the extent that it exceeds two hundred and fifty dollars or would exceed two hundred and fifty dollars when added to any such contribution previously made by the same individual during the calendar year in which elections are held for statewide elective office or the next preceding calendar year.
The same contribution may be a qualifying contribution for both the primary election and the state election in a year in which elections are held for statewide elective office but no contribution shall remain a qualified contribution after the end of any such year.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA2002","MA",2002,"Chapter 55A: § 1A.; Chapter 55A: § 2; Chapter 55A: § 4; Chapter 55A: § 6; Chapter 55A: § 7; Chapter 55A: § 9; Chapter 55A: § 10; Chapter 55A: § 11;  Chapter 55A: § 13","Yes","Matching Funds",,"200 qualifying contributions (up to $100).","Yes","30000","Yes","$6,000 aggregate contributions limit from all donors.","Yes","Section 11 provides for additional matching funds based on activity of non-participating candidates.","No more than the ""excess expenses"" of non-participating candidate.","No","No","Yes","Matching Funds",,"450 qualifying contributions (up to $100).","Yes","90000","Yes","$18,000 aggregate contributions limit from all donors.","Yes","Section 11 provides for additional matching funds based on activity of non-participating candidates.","No more than the ""excess expenses"" of non-participating candidate.","No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","Matching fundson contributions limited to $100, up to a limit. See Code for various circumstances.","6,000 qualifying contributions ($100 max)","Yes","$3,000,000","Yes","In any election cycle, the aggregate total of all allowable contributions accepted by a participant, including qualifying contributions, for the office of Governor is $450,000. 

(a)  A participant may accept in-kind contributions only from political committees and individuals.
			(b)  In any election cycle, the total value of all in-kind contributions accepted by a participant for the following offices shall not exceed: Governor 35,000, 		©  In any election cycle, a participant shall not accept in-kind contributions from an individual or political committee totaling more than $ 500 in the aggregate, provided, however, that in any election cycle, a participant running for statewide office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 3,000 in the aggrate from a political party committee, and provided further that a participant running for any other state office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 1,000 in the aggregate from a political party committee.","Yes","(a)  If at any time during the primary election campaign period, the total of any non-participating candidate's expenses exceeds the primary election expenditure limit provided in section 6(a)(1), the non-participating candidate shall within seven days file an excess expense report with the director. After the first excess expense report, a non-participating candidate shall file an excess expense report every seven days until fourteen days before the primary election, after which such report shall be filed every two business days until the day of the primary election. No excess expense report shall be required for any period during which no excess expenses are incurred.
			(b)  If at any time during the general election campaign period, the total of any non-participating candidate's expenses exceeds the general election expenditure limit provided in section 6(a)(2), the non-participating candidate shall within seven days file an excess expense report with the director. After the first excess expense report, a non-participating candidate shall file an excess expense report every seven days until fourteen days before the general election, after which such report shall be filed every two business days until the day of the general election. No excess expense report shall be required for any period during which no excess expenses are incurred.
			©  Absent a report of excess expenses, the director may, after notice and opportunity for hearing, make a determination that a non-participating candidate has incurred excess expenses based upon other available evidence or information.
			(d)  Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 6, 7 and 8, during the primary election campaign period, upon receipt of an excess expense report or upon a determination by the director that a non-participating candidate has incurred excess expenses in a primary election, the director shall within two business days distribute to each certified candidate in such primary election race an amount equal to the amount of such excess expenses. The expenditure limit set forth in section 6(a)(1) for each certified candidate in such primary race shall be increased by such amount.
			€  Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 6, 7 and 8, during the general election campaign period, upon the receipt of an excess expense report from a non-participating candidate running for governor or lieutenant governor or the determination by the director that excess expenses have been incurred by such a candidate, the director shall within two business days:
			(1)  distribute to each certified candidate for governor whose lieutenant governor running mate has not exceeded the general election expenditure limit set forth in section 6(a)(2), funds in the amount by which expenses during the general election campaign period by the candidate team of the excess expending candidate exceed the sum of the general election expenditure limits for governor and lieutenant governor set forth under section 6(a)(2); and
			(2)  increase the expenditure limit set forth in section 6(a)(2) for each certified candidate for governor, excluding any candidate for governor whose lieutenant governor running mate has exceeded the general election expenditure limit set forth in section 6(a)(2), by an amount equal to the funds distributed to such certified candidate pursuant to subsection €(1).
			(f)  Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 6, 7 and 8, during the general election campaign period, upon the receipt of an excess expense report from a candidate that is running for state office other than governor or lieutenant governor or upon the determination by the director that excess expenses have been incurred by such a candidate during the general election campaign period, the director shall within two business days distribute to each certified candidate in such general election race an amount equal to the amount of such excess expenses. The expenditure limit set forth in section 6(a)(2) for each certified candidate in such general election race shall be increased by such amount.
			(g)  Notwithstanding the provisions of subsections (d), € and (f),
			(1)  the maximum amount of clean election funds distributed to a certified candidate during the primary election campaign period pursuant to this chapter, including matching funds, shall not exceed twice the primary election expenditure limit set forth in section 6(a)(1);
			(2)  the maximum amount of clean election funds distributed to a certified candidate during the general election campaign period pursuant to this chapter, including matching funds, shall not exceed twice the general election expenditure limit set forth in section 6(a)(2);
			(3)  in any race with more than one non-participating candidate, each certified candidate in that race shall receive matching funds only up to the amount of the excess expenses made by the non-participating candidate or candidate team having the highest excess expenses.
			(h)  For the purposes of this section, during the primary election campaign period, expenses shall include: expenditures and obligated expenditures incurred during the election cycle; and in-kind contributions received during the election cycle in excess of the limit set forth in section 10.
			(i)  For the purposes of this section, during the general election campaign period, expenses shall include: expenditures and obligated expenditures incurred during the general election campaign period; and in-kind contributions received during the election cycle in excess of the limit set forth in section 10, minus any such in-kind contributions that were already counted as part of excess expenses during the primary election campaign period.
			(j)  An excess expense report shall include a statement of expenses incurred in excess of the expenditure limit for the campaign period in which it is filed. An excess expense report filed prior to fourteen days before a primary or general election shall cover expenses incurred during the period from the last day covered by the last report until seven days before the date of filing of the current report. An excess expense report filed within fourteen days of a primary or general election shall cover expenses incurred during the period from the last day covered by the last report until two days before the date of filing of the current report.
			(k)  A non-participating candidate who fails to file an excess expense report pursuant to subsections (a) or (b), or who does not disclose all expenses required in such report, shall, after notice and opportunity for hearing, be fined by the director an amount equal to two times the amount of the unreported expenses. Such fine shall not be paid out of the campaign account of the non-participating candidate's committee.
			(l)  For the purposes of this section, candidate team shall refer to the candidates for governor and lieutenant governor who are grouped together on the official ballot as set forth in Article of Amendment 86 of the Constitution.
		(m)  Any expenditure limit which is increased pursuant to this section shall be increased only for the current election cycle, and shall not apply to future election cycles.","$2,550,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA2004","MA",2004,"Chapter 55C: § 1A.; Chapter 55C: § 2; Chapter 55C: § 3; Chapter 55C: § 4; Chapter 55C: § 5; Chapter 55C: § 6; Chapter 55C: § 7","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less, up to half of the expenditure limit. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise a minimum of 6,000 qualifying contribubtions.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","

(a)  A participant may accept in-kind contributions only from political committees and individuals.
			(b)  In any election cycle, the total value of all in-kind contributions accepted by a participant for the following offices shall not exceed: Governor 35,000, 		©  In any election cycle, a participant shall not accept in-kind contributions from an individual or political committee totaling more than $ 500 in the aggregate, provided, however, that in any election cycle, a participant running for statewide office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 3,000 in the aggrate from a political party committee, and provided further that a participant running for any other state office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 1,000 in the aggregate from a political party committee.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA2006","MA",2006,"Chapter 55C: § 1A.; Chapter 55C: § 2; Chapter 55C: § 3; Chapter 55C: § 4; Chapter 55C: § 5; Chapter 55C: § 6; Chapter 55C: § 7","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less, up to half of the expenditure limit. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise a minimum of 6,000 qualifying contribubtions.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","

(a)  A participant may accept in-kind contributions only from political committees and individuals.
			(b)  In any election cycle, the total value of all in-kind contributions accepted by a participant for the following offices shall not exceed: Governor 35,000, 		©  In any election cycle, a participant shall not accept in-kind contributions from an individual or political committee totaling more than $ 500 in the aggregate, provided, however, that in any election cycle, a participant running for statewide office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 3,000 in the aggrate from a political party committee, and provided further that a participant running for any other state office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 1,000 in the aggregate from a political party committee.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA2008","MA",2008,"Chapter 55C: § 1A.; Chapter 55C: § 2; Chapter 55C: § 3; Chapter 55C: § 4; Chapter 55C: § 5; Chapter 55C: § 6; Chapter 55C: § 7","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less, up to half of the expenditure limit. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise a minimum of 6,000 qualifying contribubtions.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","

(a)  A participant may accept in-kind contributions only from political committees and individuals.
			(b)  In any election cycle, the total value of all in-kind contributions accepted by a participant for the following offices shall not exceed: Governor 35,000, 		©  In any election cycle, a participant shall not accept in-kind contributions from an individual or political committee totaling more than $ 500 in the aggregate, provided, however, that in any election cycle, a participant running for statewide office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 3,000 in the aggrate from a political party committee, and provided further that a participant running for any other state office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 1,000 in the aggregate from a political party committee.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA2010","MA",2010,"Chapter 55C: § 1A.; Chapter 55C: § 2; Chapter 55C: § 3; Chapter 55C: § 4; Chapter 55C: § 5; Chapter 55C: § 6; Chapter 55C: § 7","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less, up to half of the expenditure limit. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise a minimum of 6,000 qualifying contribubtions.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","

(a)  A participant may accept in-kind contributions only from political committees and individuals.
			(b)  In any election cycle, the total value of all in-kind contributions accepted by a participant for the following offices shall not exceed: Governor 35,000, 		©  In any election cycle, a participant shall not accept in-kind contributions from an individual or political committee totaling more than $ 500 in the aggregate, provided, however, that in any election cycle, a participant running for statewide office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 3,000 in the aggrate from a political party committee, and provided further that a participant running for any other state office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 1,000 in the aggregate from a political party committee.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA2012","MA",2012,"Chapter 55C: § 1A.; Chapter 55C: § 2; Chapter 55C: § 3; Chapter 55C: § 4; Chapter 55C: § 5; Chapter 55C: § 6; Chapter 55C: § 7","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less, up to half of the expenditure limit. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise a minimum of 6,000 qualifying contribubtions.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","

(a)  A participant may accept in-kind contributions only from political committees and individuals.
			(b)  In any election cycle, the total value of all in-kind contributions accepted by a participant for the following offices shall not exceed: Governor 35,000, 		©  In any election cycle, a participant shall not accept in-kind contributions from an individual or political committee totaling more than $ 500 in the aggregate, provided, however, that in any election cycle, a participant running for statewide office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 3,000 in the aggrate from a political party committee, and provided further that a participant running for any other state office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 1,000 in the aggregate from a political party committee.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA2014","MA",2014,"Chapter 55C: § 1A.; Chapter 55C: § 2; Chapter 55C: § 3; Chapter 55C: § 4; Chapter 55C: § 5; Chapter 55C: § 6; Chapter 55C: § 7","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less, up to half of the expenditure limit. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise a minimum of 6,000 qualifying contribubtions.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","

(a)  A participant may accept in-kind contributions only from political committees and individuals.
			(b)  In any election cycle, the total value of all in-kind contributions accepted by a participant for the following offices shall not exceed: Governor 35,000, 		©  In any election cycle, a participant shall not accept in-kind contributions from an individual or political committee totaling more than $ 500 in the aggregate, provided, however, that in any election cycle, a participant running for statewide office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 3,000 in the aggrate from a political party committee, and provided further that a participant running for any other state office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 1,000 in the aggregate from a political party committee.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA2016","MA",2016,"Chapter 55C: § 1A.; Chapter 55C: § 2; Chapter 55C: § 3; Chapter 55C: § 4; Chapter 55C: § 5; Chapter 55C: § 6; Chapter 55C: § 7","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less, up to half of the expenditure limit. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise a minimum of 6,000 qualifying contribubtions.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","

(a)  A participant may accept in-kind contributions only from political committees and individuals.
			(b)  In any election cycle, the total value of all in-kind contributions accepted by a participant for the following offices shall not exceed: Governor 35,000, 		©  In any election cycle, a participant shall not accept in-kind contributions from an individual or political committee totaling more than $ 500 in the aggregate, provided, however, that in any election cycle, a participant running for statewide office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 3,000 in the aggrate from a political party committee, and provided further that a participant running for any other state office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 1,000 in the aggregate from a political party committee.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MA2018","MA",2018,"Chapter 55C: § 1A.; Chapter 55C: § 2; Chapter 55C: § 3; Chapter 55C: § 4; Chapter 55C: § 5; Chapter 55C: § 6; Chapter 55C: § 7","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Any qualifying candidate is entitled to one dollar for each contribution (or aggregate contribution from single donor) $250 or less, up to half of the expenditure limit. All assuming funds are available.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise contributions from individuals in the amount of $250 or less, in the amount of $75,000 for the primary and $125,000 for the general. Qualifying contributions to the primary can count toward the general.","Yes","$3,000,000","No","

(a)  A participant may accept in-kind contributions only from political committees and individuals.
			(b)  In any election cycle, the total value of all in-kind contributions accepted by a participant for the following offices shall not exceed: Governor 35,000, 		©  In any election cycle, a participant shall not accept in-kind contributions from an individual or political committee totaling more than $ 500 in the aggregate, provided, however, that in any election cycle, a participant running for statewide office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 3,000 in the aggrate from a political party committee, and provided further that a participant running for any other state office may accept in-kind contributions totaling not more than $ 1,000 in the aggregate from a political party committee.","No",,"$1,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MA",,,,,,,,"The public funding system is funded by a $1 tax checkoff.",,
"MD1996","MD",1996,"Old Code: Md. Ann. Code. Art. 33 § 15-101 et. seq. (1957); Current Code: Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","1603087","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"$500 add-on that taxpayer may contribute when filing taxes as well as fines for election code violations. Money can also be directly appropriated by the legislature.",,
"MD1998","MD",1998,"Old Code: Md. Ann. Code. Art. 33 § 15-101 et. seq. (1957); Current Code: Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","1603087","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"MD",,,,,,,,"$500 add-on that taxpayer may contribute when filing taxes as well as fines for election code violations. Money can also be directly appropriated by the legislature.",,
"MD2000","MD",2000,"Old Code: Md. Ann. Code. Art. 33 § 15-101 et. seq. (1957); Current Code: Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","1825782.85","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"MD",,,,,,,,"$500 add-on that taxpayer may contribute when filing taxes as well as fines for election code violations. Money can also be directly appropriated by the legislature.",,
"MD2002","MD",2002,"2002 Md. Laws, Chap. 291, §4; Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","1825782.85","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"MD",,,,,,,,"Voluntary contributions to the Fund; fees, fines and penalties expressly allocated to the fund; surplus campaign funds paid to the fund; contributions to the fund made through the tax checkoff on the individual income tax return (unlimited).",,
"MD2004","MD",2004,"2002 Md. Laws, Chap. 291, §4; Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","2,086,871.73","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"MD",,,,,,,,"Voluntary contributions to the Fund; fees, fines and penalties expressly allocated to the fund; surplus campaign funds paid to the fund; contributions to the fund made through the tax checkoff on the individual income tax return (unlimited).",,
"MD2006","MD",2006,"2002 Md. Laws, Chap. 291, §4; Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","2,086,871.73","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"MD",,,,,,,,"Voluntary contributions to the Fund; fees, fines and penalties expressly allocated to the fund; surplus campaign funds paid to the fund; contributions to the fund made through the tax checkoff on the individual income tax return (unlimited).",,
"MD2008","MD",2008,"2002 Md. Laws, Chap. 291, §4; Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","2,298,018.93","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"MD",,,,,,,,"Voluntary contributions to the Fund; fees, fines and penalties expressly allocated to the fund; surplus campaign funds paid to the fund; contributions to the fund made through the tax checkoff on the individual income tax return (unlimited).",,
"MD2010","MD",2010,"2002 Md. Laws, Chap. 291, §4; Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","2,298,018.93","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"MD",,,,,,,,"Voluntary contributions to the Fund; fees, fines and penalties expressly allocated to the fund; surplus campaign funds paid to the fund; contributions to the fund made through the tax checkoff on the individual income tax return (unlimited).",,
"MD2012","MD",2012,"2002 Md. Laws, Chap. 291, §4; Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","2,586,124.21","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"MD",,,,,,,,"Voluntary contributions to the Fund; fees, fines and penalties expressly allocated to the fund; surplus campaign funds paid to the fund; contributions to the fund made through the tax checkoff on the individual income tax return (unlimited).",,
"MD2014","MD",2014,"2002 Md. Laws, Chap. 291, §4; Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","2,586,124.21","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"MD",,,,,,,,"Voluntary contributions to the Fund; fees, fines and penalties expressly allocated to the fund; surplus campaign funds paid to the fund; contributions to the fund made through the tax checkoff on the individual income tax return (unlimited).",,
"MD2016","MD",2016,"2002 Md. Laws, Chap. 291, §4; Md. Election Law Code Ann. §15-101 et. Seq.; 2015 HB 485","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","2,800,000 (rounded)","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"MD",,,,,,,,"Voluntary contributions to the Fund; fees, fines and penalties expressly allocated to the fund; surplus campaign funds paid to the fund; contributions to the fund made through the tax checkoff on the individual income tax return (unlimited).",,
"MD2018","MD",2018," MD Code, Election Law, § 15-103; MD Code, Election Law, § 15-104; MD Code, Election Law, § 15-104.1;  MD Code, Election Law, § 15-105; MD Code, Election Law, § 15-106; MD Code, Election Law, § 15-107","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,," Yes","Mixed","1:1 in opposed primary; one dollar in public funds for every three dollars in qualifying funds raised in unopposed primary; If opposed, all candidates receive the same amount in the general election; if unopposed, candidate is ineligible for public funding in the general election.","Must raise private contributions from individuals that is 10% of the maximum campaign expenditure limit for an election in contributions of not more than $250 from an individual.","Yes","2,800,000 (rounded)","Yes","Public funds may only be spent by the authority of the candidate or treasurer to further the candidate's nomination or election, for expenses incurred no later than 30 days after the election for which they were made, and for purposes that do not violate state law. Unspent public funds must be repaid no later than 60 days after the election for which the funds were granted.","No",,,"Yes","Yes","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Voluntary contributions to the Fund; fees, fines and penalties expressly allocated to the fund; surplus campaign funds paid to the fund; contributions to the fund made through the tax checkoff on the individual income tax return (unlimited).",,
"ME1996","ME",1996,"1996 36 M.R.S. § 5283","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party; Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127.",,
"ME1998","ME",1998,"1996 36 M.R.S. § 5283","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party; Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127.",,
"ME2000","ME",2000,"21-A M.R.S. § 1123, 21-A M.R.S. § 1124, 21-A M.R.S. § 1125","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","50 registered voters in the electoral division providing $500.
     50 verified registered voters from the candidate's electoral division
     must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to
     that candidate.","Yes","13179","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","13179","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","150 registered voters in the electoral division providing $1500 .","Yes","51732","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","51732","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Public funding disbursements made by the state of Maine: Primary Max, including trigger funds: 314,067.00; General Max, including trigger funds: $860,730. Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","2,500 registered state  voters provide a qualifying contribution .","Yes","Unknown","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","Unknown","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"1) The qualifying contributions required under section 1125 when those contributions are submitted to the commission; 2) Two million dollars of the revenues from the taxes every year; 3) Revenue from a tax check off program allowing a resident of the State who files a tax return with the State Tax Assessor to designate that $3 be paid into the fund; 4) Seed money contributions remaining unspent after a candidate has been certified as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate; 5) Fund revenues that were distributed to a Maine Clean Election Act candidate and that remain unspent after the candidate has lost a primary election or after all general elections; 6) Other unspent fund revenues distributed to any Maine Clean Election Act candidate who does not remain a candidate throughout a primary or general election cycle; 7) Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and; 8) Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127. Political Party funding: Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party.",,
"ME2002","ME",2002,"21-A M.R.S. § 1123, 21-A M.R.S. § 1124, 21-A M.R.S. § 1125","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","50 registered voters in the electoral division providing qualifying contribution .
     50 verified registered voters from the candidate's electoral division
     must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to
     that candidate.","Yes","16902","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","16902","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","150 registered voters in the electoral division providing a qualifying contribution.","Yes","66888","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","66888","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","2,500 registered state voters provide a qualifying contribution.","Yes","1500000","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","1500000","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"1) The qualifying contributions required under section 1125 when those contributions are submitted to the commission; 2) Two million dollars of the revenues from the taxes every year; 3) Revenue from a tax check off program allowing a resident of the State who files a tax return with the State Tax Assessor to designate that $3 be paid into the fund; 4) Seed money contributions remaining unspent after a candidate has been certified as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate; 5) Fund revenues that were distributed to a Maine Clean Election Act candidate and that remain unspent after the candidate has lost a primary election or after all general elections; 6) Other unspent fund revenues distributed to any Maine Clean Election Act candidate who does not remain a candidate throughout a primary or general election cycle; 7) Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and; 8) Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127. Political Party funding: Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party.",,
"ME2004","ME",2004,"21-A M.R.S. § 1123, 21-A M.R.S. § 1124, 21-A M.R.S. § 1125","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","50 registered voters in the electoral division providing qualifying contribution .
     50 verified registered voters from the candidate's electoral division
     must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to
     that candidate.","Yes","16218","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","16218","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","150 registered voters in the electoral division providing a qualifying contribution.","Yes","69834","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","69834","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","2,500 registered state voters provide a qualifying contribution.","Yes","1500000","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","1800000 ($1,000,000 for initial distributions in the primary and general; $1,200,000 in additional trigger funds)","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"1) The qualifying contributions required under section 1125 when those contributions are submitted to the commission; 2) Two million dollars of the revenues from the taxes every year; 3) Revenue from a tax check off program allowing a resident of the State who files a tax return with the State Tax Assessor to designate that $3 be paid into the fund; 4) Seed money contributions remaining unspent after a candidate has been certified as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate; 5) Fund revenues that were distributed to a Maine Clean Election Act candidate and that remain unspent after the candidate has lost a primary election or after all general elections; 6) Other unspent fund revenues distributed to any Maine Clean Election Act candidate who does not remain a candidate throughout a primary or general election cycle; 7) Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and; 8) Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127. Political Party funding: Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party.",,
"ME2006","ME",2006,"21-A M.R.S. § 1123, 21-A M.R.S. § 1124, 21-A M.R.S. § 1125","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","50 registered voters in the electoral division providing qualifying contribution .
     50 verified registered voters from the candidate's electoral division
     must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to
     that candidate.","Yes","17598","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","17598","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","150 registered voters in the electoral division providing a qualifying contribution.","Yes","83484","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","83484","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","2,500 registered state voters provide a qualifying contribution.","Yes","1500000","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","1800000 ($1,000,000 for initial distributions in the primary and general; $1,200,000 in additional trigger funds)","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"1) The qualifying contributions required under section 1125 when those contributions are submitted to the commission; 2) Two million dollars of the revenues from the taxes every year; 3) Revenue from a tax check off program allowing a resident of the State who files a tax return with the State Tax Assessor to designate that $3 be paid into the fund; 4) Seed money contributions remaining unspent after a candidate has been certified as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate; 5) Fund revenues that were distributed to a Maine Clean Election Act candidate and that remain unspent after the candidate has lost a primary election or after all general elections; 6) Other unspent fund revenues distributed to any Maine Clean Election Act candidate who does not remain a candidate throughout a primary or general election cycle; 7) Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and; 8) Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127. Political Party funding: Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party.",,
"ME2008","ME",2008,"21-A M.R.S. § 1123, 21-A M.R.S. § 1124, 21-A M.R.S. § 1125","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","50 registered voters in the electoral division providing qualifying contribution .
     50 verified registered voters from the candidate's electoral division
     must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to
     that candidate.","Yes","16944","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","16944","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","150 registered voters in the electoral division providing a qualifying contribution.","Yes","80472","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","80472","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","2,500 registered state voters provide a qualifying contribution.","Yes","1500000","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","1500000 ($1,000,000 for initial distributions in the primary and general; $500,000 in trigger funds)","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"1) The qualifying contributions required under section 1125 when those contributions are submitted to the commission; 2) Two million dollars of the revenues from the taxes every year; 3) Revenue from a tax check off program allowing a resident of the State who files a tax return with the State Tax Assessor to designate that $3 be paid into the fund; 4) Seed money contributions remaining unspent after a candidate has been certified as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate; 5) Fund revenues that were distributed to a Maine Clean Election Act candidate and that remain unspent after the candidate has lost a primary election or after all general elections; 6) Other unspent fund revenues distributed to any Maine Clean Election Act candidate who does not remain a candidate throughout a primary or general election cycle; 7) Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and; 8) Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127. Political Party funding: Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party.",,
"ME2010","ME",2010,"21-A M.R.S. § 1123, 21-A M.R.S. § 1124, 21-A M.R.S. § 1125","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","60 registered voters in the electoral division provide a qualifying contribution of $5 or more. 50 verified registered voters from the candidate's electoral division must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","Yes","16944","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","16944","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","175 registered voters in the electoral division provide a qualifying contribution of $5 or more.","Yes","80472","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","80472","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","3,250 registered state voters provide a qualifying contribution of $5 ore more.","Yes","1500000","No",,"Yes","When any campaign, finance or election report shows that the sum of a candidate's expenditures or obligations, or funds raised or borrowed, whichever is greater, alone or in conjunction with independent expenditures reported under section 1019, exceeds the distribution amount under subsection 8, the commission shall issue immediately to any opposing Maine Clean Election Act candidate an additional amount equivalent to the reported excess. Matching funds are limited to 2 times the amount originally distributed under subsection 8, paragraph A or C, whichever is applicable.","1500000 ($1,000,000 for initial distributions in the primary and general; $500,000 in trigger funds)","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"1) The qualifying contributions required under section 1125 when those contributions are submitted to the commission; 2) Two million dollars of the revenues from the taxes every year; 3) Revenue from a tax check off program allowing a resident of the State who files a tax return with the State Tax Assessor to designate that $3 be paid into the fund; 4) Seed money contributions remaining unspent after a candidate has been certified as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate; 5) Fund revenues that were distributed to a Maine Clean Election Act candidate and that remain unspent after the candidate has lost a primary election or after all general elections; 6) Other unspent fund revenues distributed to any Maine Clean Election Act candidate who does not remain a candidate throughout a primary or general election cycle; 7) Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and; 8) Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127. Political Party funding: Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party.",,
"ME2012","ME",2012,"21-A M.R.S. § 1123, 21-A M.R.S. § 1124, 21-A M.R.S. § 1125","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","60 registered voters in the electoral division provide a qualifying contribution of $5 or more. 50 verified registered voters from the candidate's electoral division must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","Yes","5573","No",,"No",,"5573","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","175 registered voters in the electoral division provide a qualifying contribution of $5 or more.","Yes","25483","No",,"No",,"25483","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","3,250 registered state voters provide a qualifying contribution of $5 ore more.","Yes","1000000","No",,"No",,"1000000","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"1) The qualifying contributions required under section 1125 when those contributions are submitted to the commission; 2) Two million dollars of the revenues from the taxes every year; 3) Revenue from a tax check off program allowing a resident of the State who files a tax return with the State Tax Assessor to designate that $3 be paid into the fund; 4) Seed money contributions remaining unspent after a candidate has been certified as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate; 5) Fund revenues that were distributed to a Maine Clean Election Act candidate and that remain unspent after the candidate has lost a primary election or after all general elections; 6) Other unspent fund revenues distributed to any Maine Clean Election Act candidate who does not remain a candidate throughout a primary or general election cycle; 7) Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and; 8) Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127. Political Party funding: Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party.",,
"ME2014","ME",2014,"21-A M.R.S. § 1123, 21-A M.R.S. § 1124, 21-A M.R.S. § 1125","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","60 registered voters in the electoral division provide a qualifying contribution of $5 or more. 50 verified registered voters from the candidate's electoral division must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","Yes","6153","No",,"No",,"6153","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","175 registered voters in the electoral division provide a qualifying contribution of $5 or more.","Yes","29108","No",,"No",,"29108","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","3,250 registered state voters provide a qualifying contribution of $5 ore more.","Yes","1000000","No",,"No",,"1000000","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"1) The qualifying contributions required under section 1125 when those contributions are submitted to the commission; 2) Two million dollars of the revenues from the taxes every year; 3) Revenue from a tax check off program allowing a resident of the State who files a tax return with the State Tax Assessor to designate that $3 be paid into the fund; 4) Seed money contributions remaining unspent after a candidate has been certified as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate; 5) Fund revenues that were distributed to a Maine Clean Election Act candidate and that remain unspent after the candidate has lost a primary election or after all general elections; 6) Other unspent fund revenues distributed to any Maine Clean Election Act candidate who does not remain a candidate throughout a primary or general election cycle; 7) Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and; 8) Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127. Political Party funding: Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party.",,
"ME2016","ME",2016,"21-A M.R.S. § 1123, 21-A M.R.S. § 1124, 21-A M.R.S. § 1125","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","60 registered voters in the electoral division provide a qualifying contribution of $5 or more. 50 verified registered voters from the candidate's electoral division must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","Yes","6153","No",,"No",,"6153","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","175 registered voters in the electoral division provide a qualifying contribution of $5 or more.","Yes","29108","No",,"No",,"29108","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","3,250 registered state voters provide a qualifying contribution of $5 ore more.","Yes","1000000","No",,"No",,"1000000","No","No","No",,,,,"ME",,,,,,,,"1) The qualifying contributions required under section 1125 when those contributions are submitted to the commission; 2) Two million dollars of the revenues from the taxes every year; 3) Revenue from a tax check off program allowing a resident of the State who files a tax return with the State Tax Assessor to designate that $3 be paid into the fund; 4) Seed money contributions remaining unspent after a candidate has been certified as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate; 5) Fund revenues that were distributed to a Maine Clean Election Act candidate and that remain unspent after the candidate has lost a primary election or after all general elections; 6) Other unspent fund revenues distributed to any Maine Clean Election Act candidate who does not remain a candidate throughout a primary or general election cycle; 7) Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and; 8) Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127. Political Party funding: Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party.",,
"ME2018","ME",2018,"21-A M.R.S. § 1123, 21-A M.R.S. § 1124, 21-A M.R.S. § 1125","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","60 registered voters in the electoral division provide a qualifying contribution of $5 or more. 50 verified registered voters from the candidate's electoral division must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","Yes","6153","No",,"No",,"6153","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate.","175 registered voters in the electoral division provide a qualifying contribution of $5 or more.","Yes","29108","No",,"No",,"29108","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Verified registered voters of this State must support the candidacy by providing a qualifying contribution to that candidate. Candidates may gather additional qualifying contributions to receive supplemental funds","3,200 registered state voters provide a qualifying contribution of $5 ore more.","Yes","3000000","No",,"No",,"3000000","No","No","No",,,,,"ME",,,,,,,,"1) The qualifying contributions required under section 1125 when those contributions are submitted to the commission; 2) Two million dollars of the revenues from the taxes every year; 3) Revenue from a tax check off program allowing a resident of the State who files a tax return with the State Tax Assessor to designate that $3 be paid into the fund; 4) Seed money contributions remaining unspent after a candidate has been certified as a Maine Clean Election Act candidate; 5) Fund revenues that were distributed to a Maine Clean Election Act candidate and that remain unspent after the candidate has lost a primary election or after all general elections; 6) Other unspent fund revenues distributed to any Maine Clean Election Act candidate who does not remain a candidate throughout a primary or general election cycle; 7) Voluntary donations made directly to the fund; and; 8) Fines collected under section 1020-A, subsection 4 and section 1127. Political Party funding: Every individual resident, who is entitled to a refund, may designate that any part of that refund be paid over to any specified political party.",,
"MI1996","MI",1996," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded through a tax checkoff that does not increase the individual's tax burden. The amount is $3.00 for an individual and up to $6.00 for joint returns.",,
"MI1998","MI",1998," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,,,
"MI2000","MI",2000," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,,,
"MI2002","MI",2002," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,,,
"MI2004","MI",2004," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,,,
"MI2006","MI",2006," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,,,
"MI2008","MI",2008," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,,,
"MI2010","MI",2010," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,,,
"MI2012","MI",2012," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,,,
"MI2014","MI",2014," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,,,
"MI2016","MI",2016," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,,,
"MI2018","MI",2018," Mich. Comp. Laws § 169.261 - § 169.271 ; 1976 Mich. Pub. Acts 1268","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","Primary (matching): 2:1 for first $100. 
General (lump sum or matching): Major party nominee: not more than $1,125,000; Minor party nominees: not more than $1,125,000 reduced in proportion to their share of the vote; alternatively, candidates may choose to receive 1:1 matching up to $750,000
Donors must be in-state.","Candidates must raise $75,000 in qualifying contributions","Yes","$4 million","Yes","Additional reporting requirements for qualified contributions: Must record the full name and address of each
Candidate must establish a single candidate committee and file a statement of organization indicating the intent to seek qualifying contributions or make qualifying expenditures
Candidate must keep funds received through this program in a separate account.
Publicly funded candidates my received $750,000 from the state central committee. However, they may only receive $30,000 from district and county party committees.
Publicly funded candidates may only raise $50,000 from their own funds or immediate family.","Yes","Candidates for governor not applying for funds from the state fund and that accept from the candidate and the candidate's immediate family contributions that total for an election cycle more than $340,000.00 shall notify the secretary of state in writing within 48 hours after receipt of this amount. The secretary of state shall send notice to all candidates who are either seeking the same nomination, in the case of a primary election, or election to that same office, in the case of a general election, informing those candidate committees that the expenditure limits are waived for the remainder of that election for those committees receiving state funds, but not for the purpose of determining the amount of public funds available to a candidate.","$2,115,000","No","No","No",,,,,"MI",,,,,,,,"The state campaign fund is funded by a $3.00 tax checkoff",,
"MN1996","MN",1996,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","22,784 (1996 Election yr limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","45,568 (1996 Election yr base limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","690,368 (95-96 Base limit - non-election yrs)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,500,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MN1998","MN",1998,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","28,640 (97-98 Base limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","18,228 (97-98 Base limit - non-election yrs)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","2,271,311 (97-98 Base limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,500,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MN2000","MN",2000,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","30,137 (99-00 Base limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","59,744 (99-00 Base limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","770,452 (99-00 Base limit - non-elction yrs)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,500,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MN2006","MN",2006,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","45,540 (05-06 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994)).","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","90,030 (05-06 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","3,597,640 (05-06 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,250,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MN2008","MN",2008,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","36,100 (07-08 Base limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994)).","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","24,000 (07-08 Base limit - non-election yrs)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","957,600 (07-08 Max limit, non-election yrs)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,250,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MN2010","MN",2010,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","49,590 (09-10 Max Limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994)).","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","98,400 (09-10 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","3,928,700 (09-10 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,020,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MN2012","MN",2012,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","50,110 (11-12 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994)).","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","99,390 (11-12 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","1,082,424 (11-12 Max limit - non-election yrs)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 10 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,020,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MN2014","MN",2014,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","82,632 (13-14 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 5 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994)).","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","33,000 (13-24 Max limit - non-election yrs)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 5 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","4,819,584 (13-14 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 5 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,020,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MN2016","MN",2016,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","75,720 (15-16 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 5 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994)).","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","113,640 (15-16 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 5 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","1,721,280 (15-16 max limit - non-election yrs)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 5 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,020,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MN2018","MN",2018,"Session Law: MN Laws 1974, c. 470, § 31; Current Code: M.S.A. § 10A.31.(1),(2),(4),(5); M.S.A. § 10A.323; M.S.A. § 10A.25","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $1,500 in the calendar year; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 10% of the votes cast.","Yes","94700","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 5 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994)).","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a four-year term, 23-1/3 percent for the office of state senator and 46-2/3 percent for the office of state representative;
(5) In each calendar year during the period in which state senators serve a two-year term, 35 percent each for the offices of state senator and state representative.
In each calendar year the money in the general account shall be allocated to candidates as follows: Each candidate for the state senate and state house of representatives whose name is to appear on the ballot in the general election shall receive money from the candidate's party account set aside for candidates of the state senate or state house of representatives, whichever applies, according to the following formula;
For each county within the candidate's district the candidate's share of the dollars allocated in that county to the candidate's party account and set aside for that office shall be:
(a) The sum of the votes cast in the last general election in that part of the county in the candidate's district for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct of the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, divided by
(b) The sum of the votes cast in that county in the last general election for all candidates of that candidate's party (i) whose names appeared on the ballot in each voting precinct in the state and (ii) for the state senate and state house of representatives, multiplied by
© The amount in the candidate's party account allocated in that county and set aside for the candidates for the office for which the candidate is running.
The sum of all the county shares calculated in the formula above is the candidate's share of the candidate's party account.","): A Senate candidate must raise $3,000 in contributions of $50 or less (first $50 from contribution >$50) from persons eligible to vote in Minnesota","Yes","113,640 (15-16 Max limit)","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 5 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant","From the General account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 21% of the funds;  From the Party account: Gubernatorial candidates receive 14% of the funds.","For any funding: candidate must raise (counting only the first $50 from each contributor) $35,000 in the calendar year ; For funding from party account: Must win primary; For funding from general account: must receive 5% of the votes cast.","Yes","3,651,200","Yes","A candidate who receives a public subsidy may not contribute to his or her own campaign more than 5 times the contribution limit for that calendar year.","No","The law provides that additional funds may be available to match independent expenditures in an amount equal to on half the independent expenditures (NOTE: This was ruled unconstitutional: Day v. Holohan 34 F.3d 1356 (8th Cir. 1994))","Cannot exceed 50% of the expenditure limit","No","No","Yes","Candidate must receive at least 10% of votes cast in order for party to be eligible; party may also receive 2000 signatures to be eligible","Party Committee receives 10% of funds in the party account","No maximum",,"MN",,,,,,,,"Checkoff from income tax and renter and homeowner property tax refund return. Each tax payer may checkoff $5; if joint return, each individual may checkoff $5. In addition to the amounts in paragraph (a), $1,020,000 for each general election is appropriated from the general fund to the general account of the state elections campaign fund.",,
"MO1996","MO",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MO1998","MO",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MO2000","MO",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MO2002","MO",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MO2004","MO",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MO2006","MO",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MO2008","MO",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MO2010","MO",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MO2012","MO",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MO2014","MO",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MO2016","MO",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MO2018","MO",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MO",,,,,,,,,,
"MS1996","MS",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MS1998","MS",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MS2000","MS",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MS2002","MS",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MS2004","MS",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MS2006","MS",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MS2008","MS",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MS2010","MS",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MS2012","MS",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MS2014","MS",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MS2016","MS",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MS",,,,,,,,,,
"MS2018","MS",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MS",,,,,,,,,,
"MT1996","MT",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"MT1998","MT",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MT",,,,,,,,,,
"MT2000","MT",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MT",,,,,,,,,,
"MT2002","MT",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MT",,,,,,,,,,
"MT2004","MT",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MT",,,,,,,,,,
"MT2006","MT",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MT",,,,,,,,,,
"MT2008","MT",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MT",,,,,,,,,,
"MT2010","MT",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MT",,,,,,,,,,
"MT2012","MT",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MT",,,,,,,,,,
"MT2014","MT",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MT",,,,,,,,,,
"MT2016","MT",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"MT",,,,,,,,,,
"MT2018","MT",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NC1996","NC",1996,"N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.42; N.C.G.S. § 163.278.47; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.48; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.55; 1996 N.C.G.S. §22A: 163-278.50; N.C.G.S. 105-159.1","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","One-to-one for all qualifying matching contributions.","Raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits. Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared","Yes","Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared on the ballot for governor","Yes","Have opposition on the ballot in the general election; agree to abide by the expenditure limits; raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits; agree to submit to a post-election audit by the state board of elections.","No",,"Half the amount of the candidate's expenditure limit.","No","No","Yes","Voter registration numbers - party must have at least 1% of the total registered voters in the state.","Credited to eligible political parties on a pro rata basis according to their respective voter registrations in the most recent certification in the state board of elections.","50% of alloted money in the fund in non-election years; entire amount allocated in the fund in election years.",,,,,,,,,,"Taxpayers with an income tax liability of $1 or more make a designation. Does not increase or decrease liability - money goes into a special account instead of state's general tax coffers.",,
"NC1998","NC",1998,"N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.42; N.C.G.S. § 163.278.47; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.48; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.55; 1996 N.C.G.S. §22A: 163-278.50; N.C.G.S. 105-159.1","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","One-to-one for all qualifying matching contributions.","Raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits. Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared","Yes","Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared on the ballot for governor","Yes","Have opposition on the ballot in the general election; agree to abide by the expenditure limits; raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits; agree to submit to a post-election audit by the state board of elections.","No",,"Half the amount of the candidate's expenditure limit.","No","No","Yes","Voter registration numbers - party must have at least 1% of the total registered voters in the state.","Credited to eligible political parties on a pro rata basis according to their respective voter registrations in the most recent certification in the state board of elections.","50% of alloted money in the fund in non-election years; entire amount allocated in the fund in election years.",,"NC",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers with an income tax liability of $1 or more make a designation (taxpayer may choose party designation for check-off). Does not increase or decrease liability - money goes into a special account instead of state's general tax coffers.",,
"NC2000","NC",2000,"N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.42; N.C.G.S. § 163.278.47; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.48; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.55; 1996 N.C.G.S. §22A: 163-278.50; N.C.G.S. 105-159.1","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","One-to-one for all qualifying matching contributions.","Raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits. Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared","Yes","Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared on the ballot for governor","Yes","Have opposition on the ballot in the general election; agree to abide by the expenditure limits; raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits; agree to submit to a post-election audit by the state board of elections.","No",,"Half the amount of the candidate's expenditure limit.","No","No","Yes","Voter registration numbers - party must have at least 1% of the total registered voters in the state.","Credited to eligible political parties on a pro rata basis according to their respective voter registrations in the most recent certification in the state board of elections.","50% of alloted money in the fund in non-election years; entire amount allocated in the fund in election years.",,"NC",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers with an income tax liability of $1 or more make a designation (taxpayer may choose party designation for check-off). Does not increase or decrease liability - money goes into a special account instead of state's general tax coffers.",,
"NC2002","NC",2002,"N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.42; N.C.G.S. § 163.278.47; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.48; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.55; 1996 N.C.G.S. §22A: 163-278.50; N.C.G.S. 105-159.1","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","One-to-one for all qualifying matching contributions.","Raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits. Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared","Yes","Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared on the ballot for governor","Yes","Have opposition on the ballot in the general election; agree to abide by the expenditure limits; raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits; agree to submit to a post-election audit by the state board of elections.","No",,"Half the amount of the candidate's expenditure limit.","No","No","Yes","Voter registration numbers - party must have at least 1% of the total registered voters in the state.","Credited to eligible political parties on a pro rata basis according to their respective voter registrations in the most recent certification in the state board of elections.","50% of alloted money in the fund in non-election years; entire amount allocated in the fund in election years.",,"NC",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers with an income tax liability of $1 or more make a designation (taxpayer may choose party designation for check-off). Does not increase or decrease liability - money goes into a special account instead of state's general tax coffers.",,
"NC2004","NC",2004,"N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.42; N.C.G.S. § 163.278.47; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.48; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.55; 1996 N.C.G.S. §22A: 163-278.50; N.C.G.S. 105-159.1","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","One-to-one for all qualifying matching contributions.","Raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits. Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared","Yes","Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared on the ballot for governor","Yes","Have opposition on the ballot in the general election; agree to abide by the expenditure limits; raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits; agree to submit to a post-election audit by the state board of elections.","No",,"Half the amount of the candidate's expenditure limit.","No","No","Yes","Voter registration numbers - party must have at least 1% of the total registered voters in the state.","Credited to eligible political parties on a pro rata basis according to their respective voter registrations in the most recent certification in the state board of elections.","50% of alloted money in the fund in non-election years; entire amount allocated in the fund in election years.",,"NC",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers with an income tax liability of $1 or more make a designation (taxpayer may choose party designation for check-off). Does not increase or decrease liability - money goes into a special account instead of state's general tax coffers.",,
"NC2006","NC",2006,"N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.42; N.C.G.S. § 163.278.47; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.48; N.C.G.S. § 22A: 163-278.55; 1996 N.C.G.S. §22A: 163-278.50; N.C.G.S. 105-159.1","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","One-to-one for all qualifying matching contributions.","Raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits. Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared","Yes","Expenditure limits after certification as party nominee = $1 times the number of votes cast for governor in the last general election in which more than one candidate appeared on the ballot for governor","Yes","Have opposition on the ballot in the general election; agree to abide by the expenditure limits; raise qualifying matching contributions equal to 5% of the expenditure limits; agree to submit to a post-election audit by the state board of elections.","No",,"Half the amount of the candidate's expenditure limit.","No","No","Yes","Voter registration numbers - party must have at least 1% of the total registered voters in the state.","Credited to eligible political parties on a pro rata basis according to their respective voter registrations in the most recent certification in the state board of elections.","50% of alloted money in the fund in non-election years; entire amount allocated in the fund in election years.",,"NC",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers with an income tax liability of $1 or more make a designation (taxpayer may choose party designation for check-off). Does not increase or decrease liability - money goes into a special account instead of state's general tax coffers.",,
"NE2002","NE",2002,"49-1428 ; 32-1606 ; 32-1603 ; 32-1604 ; 32-1604.01; 32-1605; 32-1614; 32-1610; 32-1611","Yes","Partial Grant","Candidates must repay unexpended public funds.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$73,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $36,500","Yes","If highest estimted expenditure among non-complying cadidates exceeds the statutory limitation, the abiding candidate is entitled to the differene as public funding from the Commission.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","Please note that the CFLA included a statutory formula by which public offices would be brought into the program as the CFLA Fund reached certain levels. The program never
provided the opportunity for public funding for a candidate for governor because the CFLA Fund never reached the trigger level.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$1,500,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $825,000","Yes","If the highest estimated maximum expenditure filed by any opponent (who has not agrred to the statutory limit) exceeds that limit, the candidate is entitled to the amount of that excess as public funding from the commission.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No",,,,,"NE",,,,,,,,"Legislature apportions an amount. Some is from optional $2 payment on income taxes.",,
"NE2006","NE",2006,"49-1428 ; 32-1606 ; 32-1603 ; 32-1604 ; 32-1604.01; 32-1605; 32-1614; 32-1610; 32-1611","Yes","Partial Grant","Candidates must repay unexpended public funds.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$73,000","Yes","Spend <50% of cap during primary. Candidates must repay unexpended public funds. Public funds do not count against spending limit [13-1606] Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $36,500","Yes","Compliant candidate is entitled to amount greatest estimated expenditure by a non-compliant candidate exceeds statutory spending limit.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","Please note that the CFLA included a statutory formula by which public offices would be brought into the program as the CFLA Fund reached certain levels. The program never
provided the opportunity for public funding for a candidate for governor because the CFLA Fund never reached the trigger level.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$1,500,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $825,000","Yes","A compliant candidate is entitled to the difference between the spending limitation and the highest estimated maximum expenditures filed by any of the candidate's opponents.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No",,,,,"NE",,,,,,,,"Legislature apportions an amount. Some is from optional $2 payment on income taxes.",,
"NE2008","NE",2008,"49-1428 ; 32-1606 ; 32-1603 ; 32-1604 ; 32-1604.01; 32-1605; 32-1614; 32-1610; 32-1611","Yes","Partial Grant","Candidates must repay unexpended public funds.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$89,000","Yes","Spend <50% of cap during primary. Candidates must repay unexpended public funds. Public funds do not count against spending limit [13-1606] Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $36,500","Yes","Abiding candidates are entitled to the greater of the difference between: 1) the difference of the highest estimated expenditure or 2) the highest amount expended; less the spending limit. This amount cannot exceed 3x the spending limit.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","Please note that the CFLA included a statutory formula by which public offices would be brought into the program as the CFLA Fund reached certain levels. The program never
provided the opportunity for public funding for a candidate for governor because the CFLA Fund never reached the trigger level.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$2,363,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $1,148,500","Yes","Abiding candidates are entitled to the greater of the difference between: 1) the difference of the highest estimated expenditure or 2) the highest amount expended; less the spending limit. This amount cannot exceed 3x the spending limit.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Legislature apportions an amount. Some is from optional $2 payment on income taxes.",,
"NE2010","NE",2010,"49-1428 ; 32-1606 ; 32-1603 ; 32-1604 ; 32-1604.01; 32-1605; 32-1610; 32-1611","Yes","Partial Grant","Candidates must repay unexpended public funds.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$92,000","Yes","Spend <50% of cap during primary. Candidates must repay unexpended public funds. Public funds do not count against spending limit [13-1606] Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $36,500","Yes","Abiding candidates are entitled to the greater of the difference between: 1) the difference of the highest estimated expenditure or 2) the highest amount expended; less the spending limit. This amount cannot exceed 3x the spending limit.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","Please note that the CFLA included a statutory formula by which public offices would be brought into the program as the CFLA Fund reached certain levels. The program never
provided the opportunity for public funding for a candidate for governor because the CFLA Fund never reached the trigger level.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$2,363,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $1,148,500","Yes","Abiding candidates are entitled to the greater of the difference between: 1) the difference of the highest estimated expenditure or 2) the highest amount expended; less the spending limit. This amount cannot exceed 3x the spending limit.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No",,,,,"NE",,,,,,,,"Legislature apportions an amount. Some is from optional $2 payment on income taxes.",,
"NE2012","NE",2012,"Public Funding system was vacated in response to the 	Arizona Free Enterprise Fun v. Bennett SCOTUS ruling.","No","None","Public Funding system was vacated in response to the 	Arizona Free Enterprise Fun v. Bennett SCOTUS ruling.",,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None","Public Funding system was vacated in response to the 	Arizona Free Enterprise Fun v. Bennett SCOTUS ruling.",,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NE",,,,,,,,,,
"NE2014","NE",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NE",,,,,,,,,,
"NE2016","NE",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NE",,,,,,,,,,
"NE2018","NE",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NE",,,,,,,,,,
"NH1996","NH",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NH1998","NH",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NH2000","NH",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NH2002","NH",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NH2004","NH",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NH2006","NH",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NH2008","NH",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NH2010","NH",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NH2012","NH",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NH2014","NH",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NH2016","NH",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NH2018","NH",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NH",,,,,,,,,,
"NJ1996","NJ",1996,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $1,800 per contribution.","Qualify with 177,000. Unmatched for $59,000.","Yes","8,500,000=2,600,000(primary)+5,900,000(general)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates, deposit and expend $177,000 through required bank account. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"5,500,000","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ1998","NJ",1998,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $2,100 per contribution, after the first $69,000 in the account","deposit and expend $210,000 through required bank account","Yes","10,000,000=3,100,000(primary)+6,900,000,000(general)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"6,460,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ2000","NJ",2000,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $2,100 per contribution, after the first $69,000 in the account","deposit and expend $210,000 through required bank account","Yes","10,000,000=3,100,000(primary)+6,900,000,000(general)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"6,460,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ2002","NJ",2002,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $2,600 per contribution, after the first $84,000 in the account","deposit and expend $260,000 through required bank account.","Yes","12,200,000=3,800,000(primary)+8,400,000,000(general)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"7,900,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ2004","NJ",2004,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None","Pilot program including a select few legislative districts.",,,,,,,,,,,"No","None","Pilot program including a select few legislative districts.",,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $2,600 per contribution, after the first $84,000 in the account","deposit and expend $260,000 through required bank account.","Yes","12,200,000=3,800,000(primary)+8,400,000,000(general)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"7,900,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ2006","NJ",2006,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None","Pilot program including a select few legislative districts.",,,,,,,,,,,"No","None","Pilot program including a select few legislative districts.",,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $3,000 per contribution, after the first $96,000 in the account","deposit and expend 300,000 through required bank account.","Yes","14,000,000=4,400,000(primary)+9,600,000(general)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates.  Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"9,100,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ2008","NJ",2008,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $3,000 per contribution, after the first $96,000 in the account","deposit and expend 300,000 through required bank account.","Yes","14,000,000=4,400,000(primary)+9,600,000(general)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"9,100,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ2010","NJ",2010,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $3,400 per contribution, after the first $109,000 in the account","deposit and expend 340,000 through required bank account.","Yes","15,900,000=5,000,000(primary)+10,900,000(general)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"10,400,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ2012","NJ",2012,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $3,400 per contribution, after the first $109,000 in the account","deposit and expend 340,000 through required bank account.","Yes","15,900,000=5,000,000(primary)+10,900,000(general)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"10,400,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ2014","NJ",2014,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $1,500 per contribution. First  122,000 is not matched","Qualify with 380,000","Yes","17,800,000=(5,600,000+8,200,000)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates, deposit and expend $150,000 through required bank account. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"11,700,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ2016","NJ",2016,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $1,500 per contribution. First  122,000 is not matched","Qualify with 380,000","Yes","17,800,000=(5,600,000+8,200,000)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates, deposit and expend $150,000 through required bank account. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"11,700,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NJ2018","NJ",2018,"19:44A-3(m),(o); 27; 32; 33; 35","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","Fund provides 2:1 for up to $1,500 per contribution. First  122,000 is not matched","Qualify with 380,000","Yes","17,800,000=(5,600,000+8,200,000)","Yes","Apply by september 1 (general) or last filing day (primary), agree to two debates, deposit and expend $150,000 through required bank account. Mut be used or repaid within 6 months of election.  Expenditures form public funds must be limited to: radio/tv/print/billboard advertisements, costs in creating advertisiments including accounting/legal.","No",,"11,700,000","No","No","No",,,,,"NJ",,,,,,,,"54A:9-25.1.  Gubernatorial Election Fund checkoff. ($1 - does not add to filer's taxes)",,
"NM1996","NM",1996,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,,,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM1998","NM",1998,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM2000","NM",2000,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM2002","NM",2002,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM2004","NM",2004,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM2006","NM",2006,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM2008","NM",2008,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM2010","NM",2010,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM2012","NM",2012,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM2014","NM",2014,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM2016","NM",2016,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 joint)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a state political party (under 1978 NMSA 1-7-2). If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing. (N.M. Stat. Ann. 7-2-31 (1996))",,
"NM2018","NM",2018,"Session Law: 1992 N.M. Laws ch. 108 § 1; Current Code: 1978 N.M.S.A. §7-2-31","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Petition signed by 0.5% of voters in the last gubernatorial election. No longer a party if its candidate for Governor or President fails to get 0.5%  of the vote in 2 successive elections.","Taxpayer's choice; $2 per year from an individual's state tax refund ($4 from a joint return)","Unlimited",,"NM",,,,,,,,"Taxpayer may contribute $2 of his state income tax return (if the taxpayer is eligible for a tax return) to a qualified state political party. If filing jointly, each individual may contribute to a party of their chosing.",,
"NV1996","NV",1996,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NV1998","NV",1998,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,"NA","No","NA","No",,"No",,"NA","No","No","No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NV2000","NV",2000,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,"NA","No","NA","No",,"No",,"NA","No","No","No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NV2002","NV",2002,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,"NA","No","NA","No",,"No",,"NA","No","No","No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NV2004","NV",2004,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,"NA","No","NA","No",,"No",,"NA","No","No","No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NV2006","NV",2006,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,"NA","No","NA","No",,"No",,"NA","No","No","No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NV2008","NV",2008,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,"NA","No","NA","No",,"No",,"NA","No","No","No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NV2010","NV",2010,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,"NA","No","NA","No",,"No",,"NA","No","No","No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NV2012","NV",2012,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,"NA","No","NA","No",,"No",,"NA","No","No","No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NV2014","NV",2014,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,"NA","No","NA","No",,"No",,"NA","No","No","No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NV2016","NV",2016,,"No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,,"No",,"No",,"No",,,"No","No","No","None",,"NA","No","NA","No",,"No",,"NA","No","No","No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NV2018","NV",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NV",,,,,,,,,,
"NY1996","NY",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NY1998","NY",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NY2000","NY",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NY2002","NY",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NY2004","NY",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NY2006","NY",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NY2008","NY",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NY2010","NY",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NY2012","NY",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NY2014","NY",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"NY2016","NY",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NY",,,,,,,,,,
"NY2018","NY",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"NY",,,,,,,,,,
"OH1996","OH",1996,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political parties","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,,,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH1998","OH",1998,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,,,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH2000","OH",2000,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,,,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH2002","OH",2002,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,,,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH2004","OH",2004,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,,,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH2006","OH",2006,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,,,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH2008","OH",2008,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,,,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH2010","OH",2010,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,,,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH2012","OH",2012,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,,,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH2014","OH",2014,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,,,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH2016","OH",2016,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,"OH",,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OH2018","OH",2018,"1987 H 512 (Ohio Code 3517.17)","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Only major political partie","Each quarter year, divided equally among all qualified political parties.  Half to parties, and half to the counties in accordance with the ratio that the number of check offs in each county bears to the total number of check offs.","no limit",,"OH",,,,,,,,"All moneys received as a result of individuals exercising the checkoff option on their state income tax returns provided for in section 5747.081 [5747.08.1] of the Revised Code shall be deposited in this fund. The tax commissioner shall pay money from the fund only to political parties qualifying for it under division (B) of section 3517.17 of the Revised Code.",,
"OK1996","OK",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"OK1998","OK",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OK",,,,,,,,,,
"OK2000","OK",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OK",,,,,,,,,,
"OK2002","OK",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OK",,,,,,,,,,
"OK2004","OK",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OK",,,,,,,,,,
"OK2006","OK",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OK",,,,,,,,,,
"OK2008","OK",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OK",,,,,,,,,,
"OK2010","OK",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OK",,,,,,,,,,
"OK2012","OK",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OK",,,,,,,,,,
"OK2014","OK",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OK",,,,,,,,,,
"OK2016","OK",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"OK2018","OK",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OK",,,,,,,,,,
"OR1996","OR",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"OR1998","OR",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OR",,,,,,,,,,
"OR2000","OR",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OR",,,,,,,,,,
"OR2002","OR",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OR",,,,,,,,,,
"OR2004","OR",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OR",,,,,,,,,,
"OR2006","OR",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OR",,,,,,,,,,
"OR2008","OR",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OR",,,,,,,,,,
"OR2010","OR",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OR",,,,,,,,,,
"OR2012","OR",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"OR2014","OR",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OR",,,,,,,,,,
"OR2016","OR",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OR",,,,,,,,,,
"OR2018","OR",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"OR",,,,,,,,,,
"PA1996","PA",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"PA1998","PA",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"PA2000","PA",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"PA2002","PA",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"PA2004","PA",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"PA2006","PA",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"PA2008","PA",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"PA2010","PA",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"PA2012","PA",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"PA2014","PA",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"PA2016","PA",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"PA2018","PA",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"PA",,,,,,,,,,
"RI1996","RI",1996,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","1,620,000","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","810,000","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"Yes",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI1998","RI",1998,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","1,620,000","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","810,000","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"Yes",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI2000","RI",2000,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","1,620,000 (last known adjusted amount; exact amount for this period unk)","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","810,000 (last known adjusted amount; exact amount for this period unk)","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"Yes",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI2002","RI",2002,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","1,620,000 (last known adjusted amount; exact amount for this period unk)","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","810,000 (last known adjusted amount; exact amount for this period unk)","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"Yes",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI2004","RI",2004,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","1,620,000 (last known adjusted amount; exact amount for this period unk)","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","810,000 (last known adjusted amount; exact amount for this period unk)","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"Yes",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI2006","RI",2006,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","1,620,000 (last known adjusted amount; exact amount for this period unk)","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","810,000 (last known adjusted amount; exact amount for this period unk)","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"Yes",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI2008","RI",2008,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","1,620,000 (last known adjusted amount; exact amount for this period unk)","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","810,000 (last known adjusted amount; exact amount for this period unk)","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"Yes",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI2010","RI",2010,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","2,116,000","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","1,058,000","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"Yes",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI2012","RI",2012,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","2,116,000","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","1,058,000","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"Yes",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI2014","RI",2014,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","2,254,000","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","1,127,000","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"Yes",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI2016","RI",2016,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","2,254,000","No",,"Yes","Participating candidate can exceed cap if, and to the extent, non-participating candidate has outspent the cap.","1,127,000","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"RI",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2 ;  Checkoffs, and an additional amount apportioned by legislature if necessary.",,
"RI2018","RI",2018,"17-25-19;20;23;24;29;     44-30-2","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Matching Funds","2:1 public:qualified private dollars, cap $500 per source per cycle, 1:1 on private dollars on excess over $500 cap. Total cap on public & private funds: $1.5m (Gov). Match only first 2,000 from any private source","Raise qualified contributions equal to 20% of the total amount eligible to be matched for election; receive contributions from a minimum of 250 individuals for $25 or more (only first $2,000/single private source/cycle is eligible for matching funds)","Yes","2,354,000","No",,"Yes","Candidates in a contested primary may raise and spend an additional amount of private funds equal to one-third of the maximum alloweable expenditure amount, or equal to the amount spent in total by the candidate's opponent or opponents, whichever is less. Participating candidate can exceed the spending cap if, and to the extent, a non-participating candidate has outspent the cap in the same election (primary and general are separate elections).","1,177,000","No","No","Yes","All parties.","5% from pool per elected official from previous election, remainder apportioned according to party candidates's percentage of total votes for previous gubernatorial elections","The amount for all parties is limited to $400,000",,"RI",,,,,,,,"R.I. Gen. Laws § 44-30-2(d) (1) There shall be allowed as a credit against the Rhode Island personal income tax otherwise due for a taxable year, commencing for the tax year 1988, a contribution of five dollars ($5.00), or ten dollars ($10.00) if married and filing a joint return, to the account for the public financing of the electoral system. The first two dollars ($2.00), or four dollars ($4.00) if married and filing a joint return, shall go to a political party as defined in § 17-12.1-12 to be designated by the taxpayer or to a nonpartisan account if so indicated up to a total of two hundred thousand dollars ($200,000) collectively for all parties and the nonpartisan account. The remainder shall be deposited as general revenue.
(2) The credit for the public financing of the electoral system shall appear on the face of the state personal income tax return. The tax administrator shall annually forward by August 1, all contributions to said account to the state general treasurer and the treasurer shall annually remit by September 1, the designated partisan contributions to the chairperson of the appropriate political party and the contributions made to the nonpartisan general account shall be allocated by the state general treasurer to each political party in proportion to the combined number of votes its candidates for governor received in the previous election, after five percent (5%) of the amount in the account is allocated to each party for each general officer elected in the previous statewide election. Each political party may expend moneys received under this provision for all purposes and activities permitted by the laws of Rhode Island and the United States, except that no such moneys shall be utilized for expenditures to be directly made or incurred to support or defeat a candidate in any election within the meaning of chapter 25 of title 17, or in any election for any political party nomination, or for political party office within the meaning of chapter 12 of title 17. The remaining funds shall be allocated for the public financing of campaigns for governor as set forth in §§ 17-25-19 – 17-25-27",,
"SC1996","SC",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"SC1998","SC",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SC",,,,,,,,,,
"SC2000","SC",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SC",,,,,,,,,,
"SC2002","SC",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SC",,,,,,,,,,
"SC2004","SC",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SC",,,,,,,,,,
"SC2006","SC",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SC",,,,,,,,,,
"SC2008","SC",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SC",,,,,,,,,,
"SC2010","SC",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"SC2012","SC",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SC",,,,,,,,,,
"SC2014","SC",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SC",,,,,,,,,,
"SC2016","SC",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SC",,,,,,,,,,
"SC2018","SC",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SC",,,,,,,,,,
"SD1996","SD",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"SD1998","SD",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SD",,,,,,,,,,
"SD2000","SD",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SD",,,,,,,,,,
"SD2002","SD",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SD",,,,,,,,,,
"SD2004","SD",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SD",,,,,,,,,,
"SD2006","SD",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SD",,,,,,,,,,
"SD2008","SD",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"SD2010","SD",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SD",,,,,,,,,,
"SD2012","SD",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SD",,,,,,,,,,
"SD2014","SD",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SD",,,,,,,,,,
"SD2016","SD",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SD",,,,,,,,,,
"SD2018","SD",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"SD",,,,,,,,,,
"TN1996","TN",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"TN1998","TN",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TN",,,,,,,,,,
"TN2000","TN",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TN",,,,,,,,,,
"TN2002","TN",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TN",,,,,,,,,,
"TN2004","TN",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TN",,,,,,,,,,
"TN2006","TN",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TN",,,,,,,,,,
"TN2008","TN",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TN",,,,,,,,,,
"TN2010","TN",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"TN2012","TN",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TN",,,,,,,,,,
"TN2014","TN",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TN",,,,,,,,,,
"TN2016","TN",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TN",,,,,,,,,,
"TN2018","TN",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TN",,,,,,,,,,
"TX1996","TX",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"TX1998","TX",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"TX2000","TX",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"TX2002","TX",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"TX2004","TX",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"TX2006","TX",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"TX2008","TX",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"TX2010","TX",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"TX2012","TX",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"TX2014","TX",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"TX2016","TX",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"TX2018","TX",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"TX",,,,,,,,,,
"UT1996","UT",1996,"UCA $ 59-10-547; UCA $ 59-10-548","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,,,,,,,,,"$1 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT1998","UT",1998,"UCA $ 59-10-547; UCA $ 59-10-548","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT2000","UT",2000,"UCA $ 59-10-547; UCA $ 59-10-548","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT2002","UT",2002,"UCA $ 59-10-547; UCA $ 59-10-548","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT2004","UT",2004,"UCA $ 59-10-547; UCA $ 59-10-548","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT2006","UT",2006,"UCA $ 59-10-547; UCA $ 59-10-548","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT2008","UT",2008,"UCA $ 59-10-1311","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT2010","UT",2010,"UCA $ 59-10-1311","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT2012","UT",2012,"UCA $ 59-10-1311","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT2014","UT",2014,"UCA $ 59-10-1311","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT2016","UT",2016,"UCA $ 59-10-1311","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"UT2018","UT",2018,"UCA $ 59-10-1311","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","All qualified political parties may accept public funding.","Taxpayers may designate their deduction to a specific political party - 50% of those funds will be directed to the state party of their choosing, the other 50% will be directed to the respective county central committee.",,,"UT",,,,,,,,"$2 deduction may be taken out of tax returns and directed to a qualified political party.",,
"VA1996","VA",1996,"Code of Virginia 24.2-101, 58.1-346","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party that earned at least 10% in any statewide race in the prior 2 elections. Code of Virginia 58.1-346 (1996).","Grant","Unlimited",,"VA",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers check box deducting $25 from their state tax refund as donation to eligible state party of their choice, couples may donate $25 each. Tax liability not affected by contribution. Code of Virginia 58.1-346 (1996).",,
"VA1998","VA",1998,"Code of Virginia 24.2-101, 58.1-346","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party that earned at least 10% in any statewide race in the prior 2 elections. Code of Virginia 58.1-346 (1996).","Grant","Unlimited",,"VA",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers check box deducting $25 from their state tax refund as donation to eligible state party of their choice, couples may donate $25 each. Tax liability not affected by contribution. Code of Virginia 58.1-346 (1996).",,
"VA2000","VA",2000,"Code of Virginia 24.2-101, 58.1-346","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party that earned at least 10% in any statewide race in the prior 2 elections. Code of Virginia 58.1-346 (1996).","Grant","Unlimited",,"VA",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers check box deducting $25 from their state tax refund as donation to eligible state party of their choice, couples may donate $25 each ($50 total). See tax credits section for more. Code of Virginia 58.1-346 (1996).",,
"VA2002","VA",2002,"Code of Virginia 24.2-101, 58.1-346","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party that earned at least 10% in any statewide race in the prior 2 elections. Code of Virginia 58.1-346 (1996).","Grant","Unlimited",,"VA",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers check box deducting $25 from their state tax refund as donation to eligible state party of their choice, couples may donate $25 each ($50 total). See tax credits section for more. Code of Virginia 58.1-346 (1996).",,
"VA2004","VA",2004,"Code of Virginia 24.2-101, 58.1-346","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Any party that earned at least 10% in any statewide race in the prior 2 elections. Code of Virginia 58.1-346 (1996).","Grant","Unlimited",,"VA",,,,,,,,"Taxpayers check box deducting $25 from their state tax refund as donation to eligible state party of their choice, couples may donate $25 each ($50 total). See tax credits section for more. Code of Virginia 58.1-346 (1996).",,
"VA2006","VA",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"VA",,,,,,,,,,
"VA2008","VA",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"VA",,,,,,,,,,
"VA2010","VA",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"VA",,,,,,,,,,
"VA2012","VA",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"VA",,,,,,,,,,
"VA2014","VA",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"VA",,,,,,,,,,
"VA2016","VA",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"VA",,,,,,,,,,
"VA2018","VA",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"VA",,,,,,,,,,
"VT1996","VT",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"VT1998","VT",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,"No",,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"VT2000","VT",2000,"1997, No. 64, § 2 ; 2000 17 V.S.A. § 2853-56","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","	Public Financing: Fixed amount of public financing offered to gubernatorial (Primary: $75,000; General: $225,000) and lieutenant governor candidates who raise a threshold number of small contributions (at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50) and agree not to raise any more private money. (Grant for primary reduced by amount of qualifying contributions raised); (Incumbents entitled to grant worth 85% of the total grant)","Candidates must raise at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50","No","Because 17 V.S.A. section 2805a was struck down as unconstitutional by Landell et al v. Sorrell et al, Docket No. 2:00-cv-146, that section's  $300,000 for non-incumbent; $255,000 for incumbent candidates do not apply.  No spending limit.","No",,"No",,"$300,000","Yes","Yes","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"32-5862c. Vermont campaign fund add-on.  Funds designated via tax retrun form.",,
"VT2002","VT",2002,"1997, No. 64, § 2 ; 2004 17 V.S.A. § 2853-56","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","	Public Financing: Fixed amount of public financing offered to gubernatorial (Primary: $75,000; General: $225,000) and lieutenant governor candidates who raise a threshold number of small contributions (at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50) and agree not to raise any more private money. (Grant for primary reduced by amount of qualifying contributions raised); (Incumbents entitled to grant worth 85% of the total grant)","Candidates must raise at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50","No",,"No",,"No",,"$300,000","Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"VT",,,,,,,,"32-5862c. Vermont campaign fund add-on.  Funds designated via tax retrun form.",,
"VT2004","VT",2004,"1997, No. 64, § 2 ; 2004 17 V.S.A. § 2853-56","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","	Public Financing: Fixed amount of public financing offered to gubernatorial (Primary: $75,000; General: $225,000) and lieutenant governor candidates who raise a threshold number of small contributions (at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50) and agree not to raise any more private money. (Grant for primary reduced by amount of qualifying contributions raised); (Incumbents entitled to grant worth 85% of the total grant)","Candidates must raise at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50","No",,"No",,"No",,"$300,000","Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"VT",,,,,,,,"32-5862c. Vermont campaign fund add-on.  Funds designated via tax retrun form.",,
"VT2006","VT",2006,"1997, No. 64, § 2; 2005, No. 62, § 12; 17 V.S.A. § 2853-56","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","	Public Financing: Fixed amount of public financing offered to gubernatorial (Primary: $75,000; General: $225,000) and lieutenant governor candidates who raise a threshold number of small contributions (at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50) and agree not to raise any more private money. (Grant for primary reduced by amount of qualifying contributions raised); (Incumbents entitled to grant worth 85% of the total grant)","Candidates must raise at least $35,000 from at least 1,500 qualifying contributions of no more than $50","No",,"No",,"No",,"$300,000","Yes","Yes","No",,,,,"VT",,,,,,,,"32-5862c. Vermont campaign fund add-on.  Funds designated via tax retrun form.",,
"WI1998","WI",1998,"11.31(1); 11.50(1)(a),(2)(b),(9);","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the primary vote and receive individual contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 17,250","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$7,762.50 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 34,500","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$15,525.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 1,078,200","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$485,190.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","No",,,,,"WI",,,,,,,,"71.10(3) - Campaign fund. (a) Every individual filing an income tax return who has a tax liability or is entitled to a tax refund may designate $ 1 for the Wisconsin election campaign fund for the use of eligible candidates under s. 11.50. If the individuals filing a joint return have a tax liability or are entitled to a tax refund, each individual may make a designation of $ 1 under this subsection.",,
"WI2000","WI",2000,"11.31(1); 11.50(1)(a),(2)(b),(9);","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the primary vote and receive individual contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 17,250","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$7,762.50 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 34,500","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$15,525.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 1,078,200","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$485,190.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","No",,,,,"WI",,,,,,,,"71.10(3) - Campaign fund. (a) Every individual filing an income tax return who has a tax liability or is entitled to a tax refund may designate $ 1 for the Wisconsin election campaign fund for the use of eligible candidates under s. 11.50. If the individuals filing a joint return have a tax liability or are entitled to a tax refund, each individual may make a designation of $ 1 under this subsection.",,
"WI2002","WI",2002,"11.31(1); 11.50(1)(a),(2)(b),(9);","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the primary vote and receive individual contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 17,250","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$7,762.50 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 34,500","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$15,525.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 1,078,200","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No",,"$485,190.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","No",,,,,"WI",,,,,,,,"71.10(3) - Campaign fund. (a) Every individual filing an income tax return who has a tax liability or is entitled to a tax refund may designate $ 1 for the Wisconsin election campaign fund for the use of eligible candidates under s. 11.50. If the individuals filing a joint return have a tax liability or are entitled to a tax refund, each individual may make a designation of $ 1 under this subsection.",,
"WI2004","WI",2004,"11.31(1); 11.50(1)(a),(2)(b),(9);","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the primary vote and receive individual contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 17,250","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No","It appears under 11.26(9m) that if a candidate exceeds spending limits, spending limits for all opponents is doubled, allowing them to raise a dditional funds, but there is no indication that an additional public grant would be available.","$7,762.50 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 34,500","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No","It appears under 11.26(9m) that if a candidate exceeds spending limits, spending limits for all opponents is doubled, allowing them to raise a dditional funds, but there is no indication that an additional public grant would be available.","$15,525.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 1,078,200","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No","It appears under 11.26(9m) that if a candidate exceeds spending limits, spending limits for all opponents is doubled, allowing them to raise a dditional funds, but there is no indication that an additional public grant would be available.","$485,190.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","No",,,,,"WI",,,,,,,,"71.10(3) - Campaign fund. (a) Every individual filing an income tax return who has a tax liability or is entitled to a tax refund may designate $ 1 for the Wisconsin election campaign fund for the use of eligible candidates under s. 11.50. If the individuals filing a joint return have a tax liability or are entitled to a tax refund, each individual may make a designation of $ 1 under this subsection.",,
"WI2006","WI",2006,"11.31(1); 11.50(1)(a),(2)(b),(9);","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the primary vote and receive individual contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 17,250","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No","It appears under 11.26(9m) that if a candidate exceeds spending limits, spending limits for all opponents is doubled, allowing them to raise a dditional funds, but there is no indication that an additional public grant would be available.","$7,762.50 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 34,500","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No","It appears under 11.26(9m) that if a candidate exceeds spending limits, spending limits for all opponents is doubled, allowing them to raise a dditional funds, but there is no indication that an additional public grant would be available.","$15,525.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 1,078,200","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No","It appears under 11.26(9m) that if a candidate exceeds spending limits, spending limits for all opponents is doubled, allowing them to raise a dditional funds, but there is no indication that an additional public grant would be available.","$485,190.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","No",,,,,"WI",,,,,,,,"71.10(3) - Campaign fund. (a) Every individual filing an income tax return who has a tax liability or is entitled to a tax refund may designate $ 1 for the Wisconsin election campaign fund for the use of eligible candidates under s. 11.50. If the individuals filing a joint return have a tax liability or are entitled to a tax refund, each individual may make a designation of $ 1 under this subsection.",,
"WI2008","WI",2008,"11.31(1); 11.50(1)(a),(2)(b),(9);","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the primary vote and receive individual contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 17,250","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No","It appears under 11.26(9m) that if a candidate exceeds spending limits, spending limits for all opponents is doubled, allowing them to raise a dditional funds, but there is no indication that an additional public grant would be available.","$7,762.50 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 34,500","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No","It appears under 11.26(9m) that if a candidate exceeds spending limits, spending limits for all opponents is doubled, allowing them to raise a dditional funds, but there is no indication that an additional public grant would be available.","$15,525.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 1,078,200","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","No","It appears under 11.26(9m) that if a candidate exceeds spending limits, spending limits for all opponents is doubled, allowing them to raise a dditional funds, but there is no indication that an additional public grant would be available.","$485,190.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","No",,,,,"WI",,,,,,,,"71.10(3) - Campaign fund. (a) Every individual filing an income tax return who has a tax liability or is entitled to a tax refund may designate $ 1 for the Wisconsin election campaign fund for the use of eligible candidates under s. 11.50. If the individuals filing a joint return have a tax liability or are entitled to a tax refund, each individual may make a designation of $ 1 under this subsection.",,
"WI2010","WI",2010,"11.31(1); 11.50(1)(a),(2)(b),(9);","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the primary vote and receive individual contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 17,250","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","Yes","11.513(2) When the aggregate independent disbursements made or obligated to be made by a person against an eligible candidate for an office or for the opponents of that candidate exceed 120 percent of the public financing benefit for that office in the primary election campaign period or the election campaign period, the board shall immediately certify to the state treasurer the name of that candidate together with the amount of a supplemental grant that shall become payable to that candidate. The supplemental grant shall be equivalent to the aggregate independent disbursements exceeding the applicable public financing benefit made or obligated to be made by a person, but not to exceed, exclusive of any amount to which a candidate is entitled under s. 11.512 (2), an amount equal to 3 times the public financing benefit payable to a candidate for the applicable office at the primary or other election for which the benefit is received. The state treasurer shall then immediately credit that candidate with an additional line of credit for the amount certified.","$7,762.50 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 34,500","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","Yes","11.513(2) When the aggregate independent disbursements made or obligated to be made by a person against an eligible candidate for an office or for the opponents of that candidate exceed 120 percent of the public financing benefit for that office in the primary election campaign period or the election campaign period, the board shall immediately certify to the state treasurer the name of that candidate together with the amount of a supplemental grant that shall become payable to that candidate. The supplemental grant shall be equivalent to the aggregate independent disbursements exceeding the applicable public financing benefit made or obligated to be made by a person, but not to exceed, exclusive of any amount to which a candidate is entitled under s. 11.512 (2), an amount equal to 3 times the public financing benefit payable to a candidate for the applicable office at the primary or other election for which the benefit is received. The state treasurer shall then immediately credit that candidate with an additional line of credit for the amount certified.","$15,525.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","Yes","Partial Grant",,"Candidate must receive at least 6% of the vote in the primary election and receive contributions of $100 or less aggregating more than 10% of disbursement limitation.","Yes","$ 1,078,200","Yes","Aggregate contributions from committees are limited to a percentage of the expenditure limit. See 11.26 (9); Candidate contributions are limited, see 11.26(10)","Yes","11.513(2) When the aggregate independent disbursements made or obligated to be made by a person against an eligible candidate for an office or for the opponents of that candidate exceed 120 percent of the public financing benefit for that office in the primary election campaign period or the election campaign period, the board shall immediately certify to the state treasurer the name of that candidate together with the amount of a supplemental grant that shall become payable to that candidate. The supplemental grant shall be equivalent to the aggregate independent disbursements exceeding the applicable public financing benefit made or obligated to be made by a person, but not to exceed, exclusive of any amount to which a candidate is entitled under s. 11.512 (2), an amount equal to 3 times the public financing benefit payable to a candidate for the applicable office at the primary or other election for which the benefit is received. The state treasurer shall then immediately credit that candidate with an additional line of credit for the amount certified.","$485,190.00 (45% of spending limit)","No","No","No",,,,,"WI",,,,,,,,"71.10(3) - Campaign fund. (a) Every individual filing an income tax return who has a tax liability or is entitled to a tax refund may designate $ 1 for the Wisconsin election campaign fund for the use of eligible candidates under s. 11.50. If the individuals filing a joint return have a tax liability or are entitled to a tax refund, each individual may make a designation of $ 3 under this subsection.",,
"WI2012","WI",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WI",,,,,,,,,,
"WI2014","WI",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WI",,,,,,,,,,
"WI2016","WI",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"WI2018","WI",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WI",,,,,,,,,,
"WV1996","WV",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"WV1998","WV",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WV2000","WV",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WV2002","WV",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WV2004","WV",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WV2006","WV",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WV2008","WV",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WV2010","WV",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WV2012","WV",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WV2014","WV",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WV2016","WV",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WV2018","WV",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WV",,,,,,,,,,
"WY1996","WY",1996,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"WY1998","WY",1998,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"WY2000","WY",2000,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"WY2002","WY",2002,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"WY2004","WY",2004,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"WY2006","WY",2006,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"WY2008","WY",2008,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"WY2010","WY",2010,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"WY2012","WY",2012,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"WY2014","WY",2014,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"WY2016","WY",2016,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"WY2018","WY",2018,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,"WY",,,,,,,,,,
"CT2018","CT",2018,"CGS 9-702, 9-704, 9-705, 9-710, 9-712, 3-69a;P.A. 05-05, P.A. 06-137, P.A. 08-2, P.A. 10-1","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state representative will be awarded a grant of $10,000 for the primary and $25,000 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $25,000 for the primary and the above general election amounts. Starting in 2018, the general election grant a candidate is eligible to receive is reduced the later their campaign applies for the grant.","Must raise $5,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 at least 150 of which must be from residents of municipalities included, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","56100","No",,"No",,"50000","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for state senate will be awarded a grant of $35,000 for the primary and $85,000 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Candidates in party-dominant districts (districts in which the candidate's party has an enrollment margin of at least 20%) will receive $75,000 for the primary and the above general election amounts. Starting in 2018, the general election grant a candidate is eligible to receive is reduced the later their campaign applies for the grant.","Must raise $15,300 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $250 from individuals, including at least 300 residents of cities located, in whole or in part, in the district. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","177300","No",,"No",,"170000","No","No","Yes","Full Public Financing","Once the qualifying threshold is reached, candidates for governor will be awarded a grant of $1,250,000 for the primary and $6,000,000 for the general if they have competitive opposition, 60% of that amount if they have limited opposition, and 30% if they are unpposed. Starting in 2018, the general election grant a candidate is eligible to receive is reduced the later their campaign applies for the grant.","Must raise $250,000 in qualifying contributions of between $5 and $100 from individuals, including at least $225,000 from state residents. Contributions from state contractors are not qualifying contributions.","Yes","7520000","No",,"No",,"7250000","No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
"HI2004","HI",2004,"Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2; Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-208; 11-209; 11-219; 11-220","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $100,000 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (1)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,"HI",,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $2 checkoff if file individually and $2 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"HI2014","HI",2014,"Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-421-435; Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2;","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $100,000 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (1)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,"HI",,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $3 checkoff if file individually and $3 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"HI2010","HI",2010,"Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-421-435; Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2;","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $100,000 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (1)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,"HI",,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $3 checkoff if file individually and $3 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"HI2008","HI",2008,"Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2; Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-208; 11-209; 11-219; 11-220","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $100,000 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (1)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,"HI",,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $2 checkoff if file individually and $2 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"HI2002","HI",2002,"Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2; Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-208; 11-209; 11-219; 11-220","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise more than $75,000 total to qualify; A second candidate must also qualify in order for a candidate to receive public funding.","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,"HI",,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $2 checkoff if file individually and $2 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"HI1998","HI",1998,"Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2; Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-208; 11-209; 11-219; 11-220","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise more than $75,000 total to qualify; A second candidate must also qualify in order for a candidate to receive public funding.","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,"HI",,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $2 checkoff if file individually and $2 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"HI1996","HI",1996,"Historic Code: 1995 Haw. Laws Ch.10 § 2; Current Code: Haw. Rev. Stat. §  11-208; 11-209; 11-219; 11-220","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $1500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match. The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of state representative shall not exceed fifteen per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","Must NOT be unopposed, shall be in receipt of $2500 qualifying funds, Shall not exceed spending limit as indicated in 11-423 (d) (4)","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $1.40 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","Yes","Matching Funds","1:1 match; The maximum amount of public funds available in each election to a candidate for the office of  governor shall not exceed ten per cent of the expenditure limit established in section 11-423(d) for each election.","A gubernatorial candidate must raise more than $75,000 total to qualify; A second candidate must also qualify in order for a candidate to receive public funding.","Yes","Spending limit varies based upon the population of jurisdiction. Shall not exceed $2.50 multiplied by the number of voters  in the last preceding general election registered to vote in each respective voting district.","Yes","Candidates must agree to keep detailed records, agree to audit by the Commission, and agree to pay any amounts required to be paid by virtue of an audit, and qualify to be on the election ballot","No",,,"No","No","No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Public financing is funded in two ways:
(1) $2 checkoff if file individually and $2 per person if spouses file jointly. This checkoff does not increase taxes
(2) Any contributions received by a candidate or committee in excess of the limitations or any public financing receive by a candidate which is not used must be reverted to the Hawaii election campaign fund.",,
"NE2004","NE",2004,"49-1428 ; 32-1606 ; 32-1603 ; 32-1604 ; 32-1604.01; 32-1605; 32-1614; 32-1610; 32-1611","Yes","Partial Grant","Candidates must repay unexpended public funds.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$73,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $36,500","Yes","If highest estimted expenditure among non-complying cadidates exceeds the statutory limitation, the abiding candidate is entitled to the differene as public funding from the Commission.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No","None",,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Partial Grant","Please note that the CFLA included a statutory formula by which public offices would be brought into the program as the CFLA Fund reached certain levels. The program never
provided the opportunity for public funding for a candidate for governor because the CFLA Fund never reached the trigger level.","Raise 25% of spending limit (65% from in-state residents)","Yes","$1,500,000","Yes","Spend no more than 50% of total spending limit during primary election. Candidates must spend 25% of spending limit to qualify for public funds. Aggregate contribution limit from PACs, parties, corp., labor: $825,000","Yes","If the highest estimated maximum expenditure filed by any opponent (who has not agrred to the statutory limit) exceeds that limit, the candidate is entitled to the amount of that excess as public funding from the commission.","Dependent on Opponent spending","No","No","No",,,,,"NE",,,,,,,,"Legislature apportions an amount. Some is from optional $2 payment on income taxes.",,
"US2020","US",2020,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$144,210,000 in 2016","Yes","Audit","No",,"$120,175,000 in 2016","No","No","No",,,,,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.  Public financing for conventions ended as of April 3, 2014, PL 113-94.",,
"US2018","US",2018,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$144,210,000 in 2016","Yes","Audit","No",,"$120,175,000","No","No","No",,,,,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.  Public financing for conventions ended as of April 3, 2014, PL 113-94.",,
"US2016","US",2016,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$144,210,000 in 2016","Yes","Audit","No",,"$120,175,000","No","No","No",,,,,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.  Public financing for conventions ended as of April 3, 2014, PL 113-94.",,
"US2014","US",2014,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$144,210,000 in 2016","Yes","Audit","No",,"$120,175,000","No","No","No",,,,,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes. Public financing for conventions ended as of April 3, 2014, PL 113-94.",,
"US2012","US",2012,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"No",,,,,,,,,,,,,"Yes","Mixed","For presidential (not gubernatorial) candidates: matching funds(1:1 match for the first $250) for qualified candidates during the primary or pre-nomination phase;  followed by a full public fund flat grant for the major party candidates in the general election. Proportional funding for minor parties, whose","To qualify a candidate must raise at least $5,000 from residents of each of 20 states with mo more than $250 from any one donor counting toward qualification. Special formulas and qualification tests apply for candidates of minor and new parties.","Yes","$136,800,000","Yes","Audit","No",,"$114,000,000","No","No","Yes","Major parties for convention. Minor receive ratio.","Grant. $4 million base in 1974 plus COLA","$18,248,300",,"US",,,,,,,,"Checkoff for Presidential Election Campaign Fund on income tax. Does not increase taxes.",,