New Hampshire § 21-G-24 - Section 21-G:24 Acceptance of Campaign Contributions.
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§ 21-G-24. Section 21-G:24 Acceptance of Campaign Contributions.
An executive branch official or classified employee who is a candidate for an elective office that is not subject to the reporting requirements of RSA 664 and who accepts a political contribution from any person or entity which is or is likely to become subject to that executive branch official's or classified employee's duties shall make a disclosure of such contributions to the secretary of state within 5 days of receipt of such contributions. The disclosure shall be in writing and on such form as the secretary of state shall prescribe.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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