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The document is a registration form for a roundtable event hosted by the Federal Election Commission on November 17, 2010. It outlines the payment process, including a $25 fee payable by credit card only, and details regarding cancellation and refunds. Attendees are required to provide personal information and submit their registration by fax or email before a specified deadline.

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Begin by entering your name in the 'Name of Attendee' field. Ensure that you provide your full name for accurate registration.
Next, fill in your organization’s name in the 'Organization' field. This helps identify your affiliation during the roundtable.
Complete the 'Mailing Address' section with your current address, including city, state, and zip code for correspondence.
Provide your email address and phone number to facilitate communication regarding the event.
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Which organization is responsible for regulating contributions to political campaigns?

The Federal Election Commission (FEC) is the independent regulatory agency charged with administering and enforcing the federal campaign finance law. The FEC has jurisdiction over the financing of campaigns for the U.S. House, Senate, Presidency and the Vice Presidency.

Who must file periodic reports with the Federal elections Commission?

Federal candidates and political committees must register with the FEC when they docHub certain thresholds. Once registered, they file regular reports about their financial activity. This websites help for candidates and committees section explains the reporting requirements that apply to each committee type.

Who files with the FEC?

After registration, authorized committees file regularly with the FEC. Those reports are made available in the campaign finance data section of this website.

What are the three ways campaign violations are reported to the FEC?

Enforcing the federal campaign finance law Enforcement cases can come from audits, complaints, referrals from other government agencies or self-submissions. Anyone can submit a complaint if they believe a violation of the law has occurred or is about to occur.

How do I contact the FEC?

Federal Election Commission (FEC) Phone number. 1-202-694-1100. Toll-free number. 1-800-424-9530. TTY. 1-202-219-3336.

How do you file with the FEC?

There are two ways to file reports with the FEC: electronically or by paper. With the exception of mandatory electronic filers, committees can choose whether to file electronically or by paper. Note: committees that file by paper can filing software, generate reports and then submit them by paper.

Who must file with the FEC?

Californians running for federal offices (President, U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate) are required to register and file financial activity reports with the Federal Election Commission . Federal campaign committees do not file reports with the California Secretary of State.

How do I submit a FEC report?

Ways to file by paper Requirements for paper filings. FEC forms filed on paper should be typed; printing in ink is also acceptable (but not recommended) as long as the forms are legible. First-class mail or hand delivery. Overnight mail. Pre-primary and pre-general reports.

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