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What is non-policy communications?

Non-policy communications refer to communications that do not directly advocate for the election or defeat of a candidate or the passage or defeat of a ballot measure. Instead, they provide information, promote issues, or engage in discussions that are not intended to influence specific electoral outcomes.

Who is required to file non-policy communications?

Organizations and individuals who engage in non-policy communications and meet certain financial thresholds set by regulatory authorities are typically required to file reports detailing their communications.

How to fill out non-policy communications?

To fill out non-policy communications, one must complete the required forms provided by the regulatory authority, include details about the communication, its purpose, the audience, and financial expenditures related to that communication.

What is the purpose of non-policy communications?

The purpose of non-policy communications is to disseminate information, raise awareness about specific issues, and encourage public discussion without explicitly advocating for or against a candidate or measure.

What information must be reported on non-policy communications?

Information that must be reported includes the content of the communication, the medium used, the amount spent, the target audience, and any affiliations with political entities or candidates if applicable.