Contribution Charts
A contribution means any gift, subscription, loan, guarantee or forgiveness of a loan, conveyance, advance, payment, distribution or deposit of money made to, or anything of value given to, or an expenditure other than an independent expenditure made on behalf of, a political party, political action committee or candidate committee, but shall not include the value of services provided without compensation by an individual who volunteers those services. These charts offer a quick reference point for those receiving, reporting and viewing contributions in order to easily review the limits and how they apply across each type of contributor.
Charts
2024 State Election Contribution Chart
2024 Special HD39 Election Contribution Chart
2023 Special SD32 Election Contribution Chart
2022 Election Contribution Chart
2020-2021 Election Contribution Chart
2018-2019 Election Contribution Chart
Independent Expenditure and Electioneering Chart
Independent Expenditure and Electioneering Chart
- Independent Expenditure and Electioneering Chart: Limited committees registered less than a year prior to the primary election or that have fewer than 25 contributors may make a maximum contribution of $5,000. Candidates may not make independent expenditures. Candidates may make an electioneering communication only in the candidate’s own campaign.
- PAC or Party Committee Reporting for IE & EC Only: In addition to the quarterly reporting, the next business day reports will be triggered when making Independent Expenditures [IE’s] or Electioneering Communications [EC’s] of $5,000 or more in the aggregate, PAC or Party Committees will file these reports online in the Guardian.
- Issue Advocacy: Any entity may engage in issue advocacy. Issue advocacy is not subject to registration or reporting requirements under the Ethics Rules. However, what otherwise may be issue advocacy becomes an electioneering communication if (1) it refers to a clearly identified candidate for state office, (2) it is made within 60 days of a general election or 30 days of a primary election, (3) is targeted to the relevant electorate and (4) does not explicitly advocate the election or defeat of any candidate. “Relevant electorate” means 25,000 or more persons in the State of Oklahoma in the case of a candidate for statewide office, 2,500 or more persons in the district the candidate seeks to represent in the case of a candidate for the Oklahoma State House of Representatives or judge of the District Court and 5,000 or more persons in the district the candidate seeks to represent in the case of all other elective offices.
Last Modified on
Aug 19, 2024
