Committee hears competing proposals on campaign security, disclosure and public financing Lawmakers reviewed bills to allow campaign funds for candidate security (HB 10‑31), require certification for low‑activity committees (HB 10‑81), increase transparency for large outside donors (HB 10‑83 / HB 12‑01), and pilot voter‑funded elections for Executive Council (HB 18‑38). Proponents cited protection from threats and reducing big‑money influence; opponents raised fiscal and practical concerns.

New Hampshire lawmakers are grappling with crucial proposals aimed at enhancing candidate safety, increasing campaign finance transparency, and exploring voter-funded elections.

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Minnesota clarifies residency requirements for candidates filing affidavits Filing officers must verify candidate addresses to ensure residency for office eligibility.

Minnesota's new Senate Bill 2693 is shaking up the electoral landscape by tightening residency requirements for candidates, ensuring that only locals can run for office.

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