Indiana § 3-5-2.1-44 "Expenditure"

Indiana Statutes

§ 3-5-2.1-44 — "Expenditure"

Indiana § 3-5-2.1-44

Art. 5GENERAL PROVISIONS

Ch. 2.1Definitions

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Ind. Code § 3-5-2.1-44 (2026).

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(a)"Expenditure" means a disbursement (whether characterized as an advance, a deposit, a distribution, a gift, a loan, a payment, a purchase, or a contract or promise to make a disbursement) of property (as defined in IC 35-31.5-2-253) that:

(1)is made for the purpose of influencing:

(A)the nomination or election to office of a candidate;

(B)the election of delegates to a state constitutional convention; or

(C)the outcome of a public question; and

(2)is made by:

(A)an individual, except that a contribution made by an individual is not considered to be an expenditure;

(B)a candidate's committee;

(C)a regular party committee; or

(D)a political action committee.

(b)Whenever funds are transferred from one committee to another, the disbursing committee is considered to be making an e

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(a) "Expenditure" means a disbursement
(whether characterized as an advance, a deposit, a distribution, a gift,
a loan, a payment, a purchase, or a contract or promise to make a
disbursement) of property (as defined in IC 35-31.5-2-253) that:
(1) is made for the purpose of influencing:
(A) the nomination or election to office of a candidate;
(B) the election of delegates to a state constitutional
convention; or
(C) the outcome of a public question; and
(2) is made by:
(A) an individual, except that a contribution made by an
individual is not considered to be an expenditure;
(B) a candidate's committee;
(C) a regular party committee; or
(D) a political action committee.
(b) Whenever funds are transferred from one committee to another,
the disbursing committee is considered to be making an expenditure in
the amount of the funds transferred.