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This resolution amends Arizona campaign finance reporting requirements by modifying the threshold for detailed reporting of individual contributions from $100 to $200 and introducing new disclosure options. Under the updated law, campaign finance reports must now list contributions from in-state individuals who contribute more than $200, including the contributor's occupation and employer. For contributors giving $200 or less, committees may only specify the contributor's name, occupation, and employer if the contributor has explicitly consented to such disclosure. The resolution maintains existing requirements for detailed reporting of various types of contributions and expenditures, such as from political action committees, political parties, and corporate entities. The changes aim to provide more flexibility in reporting smaller contributions while maintaining transparency in campaign finance. The amendment also clarifies rules for recording transaction dates, in-kind contributions, and cumulative reporting for different types of political committees. Additionally, the resolution requires entities making independent expenditures over $1,000 to file specific expenditure reports with detailed information about the supported or opposed candidates or ballot measures.

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https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/83584