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This document serves as a report detailing campaign finance activities for judicial candidates and officeholders, including contributions and expenditures.

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How to fill out Judicial Candidate / Officeholder Campaign Finance Report

1. Obtain the Judicial Candidate / Officeholder Campaign Finance Report form from your local election office or online.
2. Read the instructions provided with the report form carefully to understand the requirements.
3. Fill in your name and contact information at the top of the form.
4. Indicate your campaign's start and end dates for the reporting period.
5. Itemize all contributions received, including the name of the donor, amount, and date received.
6. Document all expenditures made during the reporting period, including date, amount, and purpose of each expense.
7. Provide any additional information required about loans, in-kind contributions, or other financial details.
8. Double-check your calculations and ensure all entries are accurate and complete.
9. Sign and date the report to certify its accuracy.
10. Submit the completed report by the due date to your local election office, either electronically or by mail.

Who needs Judicial Candidate / Officeholder Campaign Finance Report?

1. Judicial candidates running for election or re-election
2. Officeholders seeking to retain their position or campaigning for another office
3. Political committees that raise or spend funds in support of judicial candidates
4. Anyone engaging in campaign finance activities related to judicial elections

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What is Judicial Candidate / Officeholder Campaign Finance Report?

A Judicial Candidate / Officeholder Campaign Finance Report is a document that provides transparency about the contributions and expenditures made by or on behalf of a candidate running for a judicial office or an individual currently holding such an office.

Who is required to file Judicial Candidate / Officeholder Campaign Finance Report?

Judicial candidates and officeholders who are seeking election or re-election to a judicial position are required to file these reports, as well as their campaign committees.

How to fill out Judicial Candidate / Officeholder Campaign Finance Report?

To fill out the report, the candidate or officeholder must provide detailed information about received contributions, itemized expenditures, and any debts or obligations, following the specific guidelines set by the jurisdiction's election office.

What is the purpose of Judicial Candidate / Officeholder Campaign Finance Report?

The purpose of the report is to promote transparency in the electoral process by disclosing financial activity related to judicial campaigns, which helps ensure accountability and integrity in the election of judicial candidates.

What information must be reported on Judicial Candidate / Officeholder Campaign Finance Report?

The report must include information on contributions received, expenditures made, loans, debts, and any financial transactions or transfers pertaining to the campaign, along with the names and addresses of contributors.