Massachusetts § 5A Elected public officials; principal officers of political action committees

Massachusetts Statutes

§ 5A — Elected public officials; principal officers of political action committees

Massachusetts § 5A

Part IADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT

Title VIIIELECTIONS

Ch. 55DISCLOSURE AND REGULATION OF CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES AND CONTRIBUTIONS

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Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 55, § 5A (2026).

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Section 5A. No candidate or individual holding elective public office shall establish, finance, maintain, control or serve as a principal officer of a political action committee; provided, however, that each of the following may authorize one such political committee to which this section shall not apply: a majority of the members of each political party who are members of the house of representatives, and a majority of the members of each political party who are members of the senate.

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Section 5A. No candidate or individual holding elective public office shall establish, finance, maintain, control or serve as a principal officer of a political action committee; provided, however, that each of the following may authorize one such political committee to which this section shall not apply: a majority of the members of each political party who are members of the house of representatives, and a majority of the members of each political party who are members of the senate.

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