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Limitations on Expenses; Statement of Contributions and Expenditures; Effect of Non-Filing (RA 7166, Secs. 13–14)
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- Under RA 7166, section 13, what is the candidate spending ceiling per registered voter for President or Vice-President?
- Under RA 7166, section 13, what is the ordinary per-voter spending ceiling for other candidates, apart from the specifi…
- What does RA 7166, section 14 require the election contributions-and-expenditures statement to be?
- For an election governed by RA 7166, assume a local candidate is not within the unsupported independent-candidate excep…
- A candidate files and later withdraws his certificate of candidacy. He claims withdrawal alone removes his obligation t…
- A winning candidate files her own required statement. The political party that nominated her fails to file its required…
- A campaign files a document showing only one net cash figure. It deliberately omits the sources and itemized amounts of…
- A person filed a certificate of candidacy and then withdrew before pursuing the campaign. He argues that section 14's r…
- A winning candidate files her statement, but her nominating political party does not comply within the prescribed perio…
- A local candidate outside the unsupported independent-candidate exception runs in a constituency with 120,000 registere…
- Under RA 7166 Section 13(a), what per-voter ceiling is specified for the qualifying candidate without any political par…
- What campaign spending rate does Section 13(b) prescribe for a political party per currently registered voter in consti…