Persons and entities
A person or entity making more than $100—including donated goods or services—for a reportable communication concerning a candidate, office holder, ballot question, or political party.
Special 48-hour campaign finance reports for certain communications and large contributions received shortly before an election.
A person or entity making more than $100—including donated goods or services—for a reportable communication concerning a candidate, office holder, ballot question, or political party.
The report is due within 48 hours after the communication is disseminated, broadcast, or otherwise published.
File with the Secretary of State, except a local political committee files with the appropriate local election official.
Political committees list communication expenditures on the campaign finance disclosure report rather than filing the separate person-or-entity statement.
Independent communications may require an independent-funding statement and a “Top Five Contributors” listing. Review SDCL 12-27-16 and 12-27-16.1.
A political committee receiving a contribution of $500 or more from a single source during the 20 days immediately before an election must generally file a supplemental report within 48 hours after receipt.
Includes monetary contributions and donated goods or services with an estimated value of $500 or more.
The requirement applies when the contribution is received during the 20-day pre-election period.
The current form guidance states that a contribution received on or after Election Day does not require a supplemental statement.