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State Party to Candidate Contributions |
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Alabama |
Unlimited |
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Alaska |
$100,000/gubernatorial candidate $15,000/state senate candidate $10,000/state house candidate All amounts are per year. |
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Arizona (c) |
Limits for the 2005-2006 election cycle: Aggregate contributions accepted from all political parties and organizations cannot exceed: $75,624 - statewide candidates $7,568 - legislative candidates |
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Arkansas |
$2,500/candidate/election (a) |
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California |
Unlimited |
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Colorado |
$500,000/gubernatorial candidate $100,000/other statewide candidate $18,000/state senate candidate $13,000/state house candidate All amounts are per election cycle. |
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Connecticut |
Unlimited |
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Delaware |
$75,000/gubernatorial candidate $5,000/state senate candidate $3,000/state house candidate All amounts are per election cycle. |
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Florida |
No candidate may accept more than $50,000 ($250,000 for statewide candidates) in the aggregate from national, state and county political party committees combined, no more than $25,000 ($125,000 for statewide candidates) of which may be accepted prior to the 28 day period immediately preceding the general election. |
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Georgia |
Statewide Candidates: $5,000/primary or general election $3,000/ primary of general run-off Legislative Candidates: $2,000/primary or general election $1,000/ primary or general run-off All amounts are per election cycle. |
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Hawaii |
$6,000/statewide candidate $4,000/senate candidate $2,000/house candidate All amounts are per election cycle. |
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Idaho |
$10,000/statewide candidate $2,000/legislative candidate Both amounts are per election (a). |
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Illinois |
Unlimited |
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Indiana |
Unlimited |
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Iowa |
Unlimited |
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Kansas |
Limits for a contested primary election: $2,000/statewide candidate $1,000/senate candidate $500/ house candidate Unlimited in uncontested and general elections. |
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Kentucky |
Unlimited (b) Except for gubernatorial states, no candidate may accept party contributions which in the aggregate exceed 50% or total contributions of $10,000 (whichever is greater) in an election cycle. |
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Louisiana |
Unlimited |
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Maine (c) |
$500/gubernatorial candidate/election (a) $250/other candidate/election (a) |
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Maryland |
Transfer limit: $6,000/4-year election cycle In-kind contribution limit: Limited to an amount equal to $1 for every two registered voters in the state, regardless of political affiliation, per 4-year cycle. |
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Massachusetts |
$3,000/candidate No limit on in-kind contributions. |
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Michigan |
$68,000/statewide candidate $10,000/senate candidate $5,000/house candidate All amounts are per election cycle. |
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Minnesota |
Election year limits: $20,000/gubernatorial candidate $5,000/legislative candidate Non election year limits: $5,000/ gubernatorial candidate $1,000/legislative candidate All amounts are per calendar year. |
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Mississippi |
Unlimited |
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Missouri |
Adjusted 2004-2005 limits: $12,100/gubernatorial candidate $6,050/state senate candidate $3,025/state house candidate All amounts are per election(a). |
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Montana |
$18,000/gubernatorial slate $6,500/other statewide candidate $1,050/ senate candidate $650/ house candidate All amounts are per election (a). |
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Nebraska |
Candidates limited to maximum amount in aggregate contributions that can be accepted in an election period from independent committees, corporations, labor unions, associations and political parties: $825,500 - gubernatorial candidates $75,000 - Other statewide candidate $36,500 - legislative candidates |
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Nevada |
$5,000/candidate/election (a) |
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New Hampshire |
To candidates not registering to abide by spending limits: $1,000/election (a) Unlimited to candidates agreeing to abide by spending limits. |
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New Jersey |
No limit on contributions by state and county party committees. National party committee: $8,200/eleciton (a) |
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New Mexico |
Unlimited |
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New York |
Prohibited in the primary election. Unlimited in the general election. |
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North Carolina |
Unlimited |
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North Dakota |
Unlimited |
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Ohio |
$564,000/statewide candidate $112,500/senate candidate $56,000/house candidate All amounts are per election. (a) |
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Oklahoma |
$50,000/gubernatorial candidate (d) $25,000/legislative candidate (d) $1,000/legislative candidate Both amounts are per election campaign. |
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Oregon |
Unlimited |
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Pennsylvania |
Unlimited |
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Rhode Island |
$25,000/candidate/calendar year In-kind contributions unlimited |
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South Carolina |
Aggregate limits on contributions from parties and legislative caucuses: $50,000/statewide candidate $5,000/other candidate Both amounts are per election cycle. |
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South Dakota |
Unlimited |
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Tennessee |
Candidates limited to aggregate amount from all political party committees: $250,000/statewide candidate $40,000/state senate candidate $20,000/state house candidate All amounts are per election (a). |
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Texas |
Unlimited |
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Utah |
Unlimited |
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Vermont |
Unlimited |
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Virginia |
Unlimited |
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Washington |
Aggregate contributions by a party to a candidate may not exceed $.68 x number of registered voters in candidate's district. This limit applies to the entire election cycle. For 2005, these calculated amounts range from about $35,000-$62,000. |
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West Virginia |
$1,000/candidate/election (a) |
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Wisconsin |
Aggregate limit on amount candidates may accept from all committees, including party committees, in an election campaign: $700,830/ gubernatorial candidate $22,425/ senate candidate $11, 213/ house candidate |
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Wyoming |
Unlimited |