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the person who made or authorized the expenditure for the
communication because the name or address would be so small as
to be illegible or infeasible: ashtrays, badges and badge
holders, balloons, campaign buttons, clothing, coasters, combs,
emery boards, envelopes, erasers, glasses, key rings, letter
openers, matchbooks, nail files, noisemakers, paper and plastic
cups, pencils, pens, plastic tableware, 12-inch or shorter
rulers, swizzle sticks, tickets to fund-raisers and similar
items determined by the commission to be too small and
unnecessary for the disclosures required by this section.

 
2. Not authorized by candidate. If the communication
described in subsection 1 is not authorized by a candidate, a
candidate's authorized political committee or their agents,
the communication must clearly and conspicuously state that
the communication is not authorized by any candidate and state
the name and address of the person who made or financed the
expenditure for the communication the person, committee or
organization responsible for the communication is subject to
the provisions of section 1015, subsection 12.

 
3. Broadcasting prohibited without disclosure. No A person
operating a broadcasting station within this State may not
broadcast any communication, as described in subsections 1 and
2, without an oral or written visual announcement of the name
of the person who made or financed the expenditure for the
communication.

 
3-A. In-kind contributions of printed materials. A
candidate, political committee or political action committee
shall report on the campaign finance report as a contribution
to the candidate, political committee or political action
committee any contributions of in-kind printed materials to be
used in the support of a candidate or in the support or defeat
of a cause to be voted upon at referendum. Any in-kind
contributions of printed materials used or distributed by a
candidate, political committee or political action committee
must include the name or title of that candidate, political
committee or political action committee as the authorizing
agent for the printing and distribution of the in-kind
contribution.

 
The use or distribution of in-kind printed materials
contributed to a candidate, political committee or political
action committee must be reported as an expenditure on the
campaign finance report of that candidate, political committee
or political action committee.

 
4. Enforcement. An Except for subsections 1 and 2, an
expenditure, communication or broadcast made within 10 days
before the election to which it relates that results in a
violation of this section may result in a civil forfeiture of
no


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