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This bill introduces new reporting requirements and restrictions for inaugural committees and constitutional officers in Nevada. It defines "constitutional office" as including the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Controller, and Attorney General, and defines an "inaugural committee" as an organization anticipating receiving contributions or making expenditures for a constitutional officer's inauguration. The bill mandates that inaugural committees report contributions and expenditures over $1,000 in several specific filing periods, including 90 days after the legislative session and annually. Additionally, newly elected constitutional officers must report contributions and transition-related expenses over $100 within specific timeframes. The bill also prohibits foreign nationals from making contributions to inaugural committees, aligning with existing restrictions on political contributions. Furthermore, the legislation requires electronic filing of reports with the Secretary of State and provides penalties for non-compliance. The bill includes transitional provisions for inaugural committees and constitutional officers related to the 2022 election and 2023 inauguration, ensuring transparency in the transition and inaugural processes for high-level state government positions.

https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/NELIS/REL/83rd2025/Bill/11929/Overview