Plugging in the Public: Contents

CONTENTS
	Introduction and Overview CHAPTER ONE: Model Campaign Finance Disclosure Law CHAPTER TWO: Computerization of Campaign Finance Disclosure Information _{CHART A: Computerization of Campaign Finance Data} CHAPTER THREE: Electronic Filing of Campaign Finance Disclosure Reports _{CHART B: Electronic Filing Systems} APPENDICES: I. COGEL Model Law on Campaign Finance Reporting II. Recommended Language on Computerization, Electronic Filing, and Public Access III. Expenditure Categories IV. Helpful Hints for Establishing a Campaign Finance Disclosure Database V. Answers to Common Questions About Electronic Filing VI. Campaign Finance Disclosure Roundtable Discussion VII. Federal, State, and Local Campaign Disclosure Agencies VIII. Disclosure Information: Form The Campaign To The Public (flow chart) Conclusion Endnotes Acknowledgements About the Center For Responsive Politics Software Advertisement © 1996 by the Center for Responsive Politics HTML Development by JNAH Enterprise ® and California Voter Foundation, 1996.

CONTENTS

Introduction and Overview

CHAPTER ONE: Model Campaign Finance Disclosure Law

CHAPTER TWO: Computerization of Campaign Finance Disclosure Information

_{CHART A:

Computerization

of

Campaign Finance Data}

CHAPTER THREE: Electronic Filing of Campaign Finance Disclosure Reports

_{CHART B: Electronic

Filing Systems}

APPENDICES:

I. COGEL Model Law on Campaign Finance Reporting

II. Recommended Language on Computerization, Electronic Filing, and Public Access

III. Expenditure Categories

IV. Helpful Hints for Establishing a Campaign Finance Disclosure Database

V. Answers to Common Questions About Electronic Filing

VI. Campaign Finance Disclosure Roundtable Discussion

VII. Federal, State, and Local Campaign Disclosure Agencies

VIII. Disclosure Information: Form The Campaign To The Public (flow chart)

Conclusion

Endnotes

Acknowledgements

About the Center For Responsive Politics

Software Advertisement

© 1996 by the Center for Responsive Politics

HTML Development by JNAH Enterprise ® and California Voter Foundation, 1996.