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Texas Ethics Commission: No contribution limits for non-judicial candidates. Must be from a permissible source (not corporate or labor union checks). Moratorium during leg session, plus 20 days before and 30 days after. Up to $100 cash. California SoS: Different amount for state legislative, statewide non-Governor, and Governor Pennsylvania Bureau of Commissions, Elections and Legislation: No contribution limit for candidates. No corporate contributions. Up to $100 cash.
It’s not good enough to simply know where you’re going. You must know how you’re going to get there. Your fundraising plan, in many ways, is the map to your destination. It doesn’t matter if you’re running for President or your local school board, you need a concrete fundraising plan. The tangibility allows the candidate, spouse, kitchen cabinet, campaign manager, finance director, and even volunteers to rally around a common vision.
Most easily organized via spreadsheet. Whether you can gather contact info right away or not until later, it must ultimately join the de-briefing data. This serves as the foundation of your fundraising plan. While there will ultimately more donors down the road, this is your starting place. Code-most notable association to candidate or $ committee member Ask amount-always overestimate potential. Notes-any background info.
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