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House Journal: Page 1431: Monday, April 8, 1996

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 1     b.  Largest political action committee
 2   contribution, five thousand dollars.
 3     c.  Largest individual contribution, excluding
 4   contributions made by a candidate to the candidate's
 5   own campaign, one thousand dollars.
 6     3.  State senator.
 7     a.  Total political action committee contributions,
 8   thirty-five percent of the candidate's applicable
 9   expenditure limit in a primary election, and thirty-
10   five percent of the candidate's expenditure limit in a
11   general election.
12     b.  Largest political action committee
13   contribution, one thousand dollars.
14     c.  Largest individual contribution, excluding
15   contributions made by a candidate to the candidate's
16   own campaign, five hundred dollars.
17     4.  State representative.
18     a.  Total political action committee contributions,
19   thirty-five percent of the candidate's applicable
20   expenditure limit in a primary election, and thirty-
21   five percent of the candidate's expenditure limit in a
22   general election.
23     b.  Largest political action committee
24   contribution, one thousand dollars.
25     c.  Largest individual contribution, excluding
26   contributions made by the candidate to the candidate's
27   own campaign, five hundred dollars.
28     5.  Individual contributions to the candidate or
29   candidate's committee made by one individual of a
30   cumulative value of one hundred dollars or more shall
31   be reported, including the name, address, occupation,
32   and place of business of the contributor.
33     Sec. 8.  NEW SECTION.  56.37  PENALTIES.
34     1.  A candidate who voluntarily agrees to a
35   restricted campaign, and who exceeds the expenditure
36   or contribution limitations in this division, shall be
37   subject to a fine which is based on the percentage by
38   which the candidate exceeds permitted expenditures or
39   contributions, so that the candidate shall pay a
40   percentage of the excess campaign expenditures or
41   contributions as follows:
42     a.  Governor.  Under two thousand dollars, one
43   percent; two thousand to ten thousand dollars, ten
44   percent; ten thousand one to twenty thousand dollars,
45   twenty-five percent; over twenty thousand dollars,
46   fifty percent.
47     b.  Attorney general, secretary of agriculture,
48   secretary of state, treasurer of state, and auditor of
49   state.  Under one thousand dollars, one percent; one
50   thousand to five thousand dollars, ten percent; five

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