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2005 Montana Code Annotated - Part 2 — Campaign Finance
- 13-37-201 — Campaign treasurer.
- 13-37-202 — Deputy campaign treasurers.
- 13-37-203 — Qualifications of campaign and deputy campaign treasurers.
- 13-37-204 — Removal of campaign and deputy campaign treasurers.
- 13-37-205 — Campaign depositories.
- 13-37-206 — Exception for certain school districts and certain special districts.
- 13-37-207 — Deposit of contributions - statement of campaign treasurer.
- 13-37-208 — Treasurer to keep records.
- 13-37-209 — Inspection of records.
- 13-37-210 — Naming and labeling of political committees.
- 13-37-211 through 13-37-214 reserved.
- 13-37-215 — Petty cash funds allowed.
- 13-37-216 — Limitations on contributions.
- 13-37-217 — Contributions in name of undisclosed principal.
- 13-37-218 — Limitations on receipts from political committees.
- 13-37-219 through 13-37-224 reserved.
- 13-37-225 — Reports of contributions and expenditures required.
- 13-37-226 — Time for filing reports.
- 13-37-227 — Comprehensive report when several candidates or issues involved.
- 13-37-228 — Time periods covered by reports.
- 13-37-229 — Disclosure of contributions received.
- 13-37-230 — Disclosure of expenditures made.
- 13-37-231 — Reports to be certified as true and correct.
- 13-37-232 through 13-37-239 reserved.
- 13-37-240 — Surplus campaign funds.
- 13-37-241 through 13-37-249 reserved.
- 13-37-250 — Voluntary spending limits.
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