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House Journal: Page 1432: Monday, April 8, 1996

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 1   thousand one to ten thousand dollars, twenty-five
 2   percent; over ten thousand dollars, fifty percent.
 3     c.  State senator.  Under five hundred dollars, one
 4   percent; five hundred to one thousand dollars, ten
 5   percent; one thousand one to five thousand dollars,
 6   twenty-five percent; over five thousand dollars, fifty
 7   percent.
 8     d.  State representative.  Under two hundred fifty
 9   dollars, one percent; two hundred fifty to five
10   hundred dollars, ten percent; five hundred one to two
11   thousand five hundred dollars, twenty-five percent;
12   over two thousand five hundred dollars, fifty percent.
13     Fines collected pursuant to this section shall be
14   paid to the state political party of the violating
15   candidate's opponent.
16     2.  Mileage expenses of the candidate, at a rate
17   determined pursuant to section 2.10, are not subject
18   to the expenditure limits of section 56.33.
19     3.  The criminal penalty of section 56.16 applies
20   to violations of this division.
21     4.  A candidate who knowingly and intentionally
22   violates the expenditure or contribution limits of
23   section 56.33 or section 56.36 is, upon conviction,
24   guilty of a class "D" felony, but is only subject to a
25   fine and is not subject to imprisonment,
26   notwithstanding the provisions of section 902.9.  A
27   candidate shall not take the oath of office pending
28   conviction or acquittal, following trial, on charges
29   brought under this subsection, and a candidate is
30   disqualified from holding office upon conviction
31   obtained pursuant to this subsection.
32     Sec. 9.  Section 56.6, subsection 1, paragraphs c
33   and d, Code Supplement 1995, are amended to read as
34   follows:
35     c.  A candidate's committee for a candidate for the
36   general assembly at a special election for which the
37   governor is required to give not less than forty days'
38   notice under section 69.14 shall file a report by the
39   fourteenth day prior to the special election which is
40   current through the nineteenth day prior to the
41   special election.  A candidate's committee for a
42   candidate for the general assembly at a special
43   election for which the governor is required to give
44   not less than eighteen days' notice under section
45   69.14 shall file a report five days prior to the
46   election, that shall be current as of five days prior
47   to the filing deadline.  Any report filed pursuant to
48   this paragraph shall be timely filed, or mailed
49   bearing a United States postal service postmark dated
50   on or before the due date.

Iowa General Assembly

Index: House Journal (76th General Assembly: Session 2)

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