[EL] Federal PAC Giving to State Candidates

[Cole Leystra]

Not exactly a chart, but there is a 50 state handbook at
thomsonreuters.com<http://legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com/law-products/Handbooks/Lobbying-PACs-and-Campaign-Finance-50-State-Handbook-2013-ed/p/100082684>.
It covers lobbying, PACs, and campaign finance so it is not the cheapest or
easiest handbook to understand, but it does the job.

Cole Leystra
Executive Director
Progressives United
608.831.7877

www.progressivesunited.org


On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 3:29 PM, Adam Bonin <adam at boninlaw.com> wrote:

> Has anyone compiled or seen a 50-state chart on the rules on each state
> with regards to whether federal PACs can contribute to state and local
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> pursuant to making such contributions?****
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