Vermont § 2923 - Political parties; registration; checking accounts; treasurer
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§ 2923. Political parties; registration; checking accounts; treasurer
- (a)(1) Each political party that has accepted contributions or made expenditures of $1,000.00
or more in any two-year general election cycle shall register with the Secretary of
State within 10 days of reaching the $1,000.00 threshold. In its registration, the
party shall state its full name and address, the name and address of the bank in which
it maintains its campaign checking account, and the name and address of the treasurer
responsible for maintaining the checking account. (2) A political party may permit any subsidiary, branch, or local unit of the political
party to maintain its own checking account. If a subsidiary, branch, or local unit
of a political party is so permitted, it shall file with the Secretary of State within
five days of establishing the checking account its full name and address, the name
of the political party, the name and address of the bank in which it maintains its
campaign checking account, and the name and address of the treasurer responsible for
maintaining the checking account.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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