Rhode Island § 17-25.2-7 § 17-25.2-7. Disclosure of true origin of contributions required.

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§ 17-25.2-7 — § 17-25.2-7. Disclosure of true origin of contributions required.

Rhode Island § 17-25.2-7

Title 17Elections

Ch. 17-25.2Ballot Question Advocacy and Reporting

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 17-25.2-7 (2026).

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§ 17-25.2-7. Disclosure of true origin of contributions required.
(a) No person shall make a contribution to a ballot-question advocate for the purpose
            of ballot-question advocacy in any name except its own or in any manner for the purpose
            of disguising the true origin of the contribution.
         
(b) No person shall form or use a corporation or other legal entity to advocate for the
            approval or defeat of a ballot question with the intent to:
         
(1) Disguise the true origin of the funds; or
         
(2) Evade the reporting requirements of this chapter.
 

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§ 17-25.2-7. Disclosure of true origin of contributions required.

(a) No person shall make a contribution to a ballot-question advocate for the purpose of ballot-question advocacy in any name except its own or in any manner for the purpose of disguising the true origin of the contribution.

(b) No person shall form or use a corporation or other legal entity to advocate for the approval or defeat of a ballot question with the intent to:

(1) Disguise the true origin of the funds; or

(2) Evade the reporting requirements of this chapter.