• Candidate Affidavit
• Committee Registration
• Nomination Petition 
• Financial Disclosure Statement

The campaign report forms MUST be maintained in Excel format and submitted electronically as Excel files. Opening/using the forms in another software package will significantly change the formatting.

• 35-day pre-election report (covering from date of committee registration through Oct 1)
• 21-day pre-election report (covering Oct 2 through Oct 15)
• 14-day pre-election report (covering Oct 16 through Oct 22)
• Friday before election day report (covering Oct 23 through Nov 1)
• 35-day post-election report (covering Nov 2 through Dec 10)
• 70-day post-election report (covering Dec 11 through Jan 14, 2024)
• Annual report (covering Jan 14, 2024 through Oct 30, 2024)
• Termination report

A candidate committee must obtain from each seller a certification of full fair market value for any purchased goods or services, and from the contributor for any goods or services that constitute a contribution or contribution in kind. Any seller or contributor asked to provide a certification of value must provide to the candidate committee a correct and undiscounted statement of value. Certification of value documentation must be retained by the candidate committee and provided to the City Clerk, or other appropriate City official responsible for investigating or reviewing compliance, upon request.

• Certification of Fair Market Value

Contributions from Limited Liability Companies (LLC) must be accompanied by the following form completed by the LLC and provided to the Committee. The Committee must retain the form, but it does not need to be filed with the City Clerk.

• Affirmation Statement for Limited Liability Company Contributions

In September 2018, Council added required statements on certain campaign materials.  These requirements apply to ALL candidates, committees, and independent expenditures.

The following is taken straight from the City Code:

Sec. 7-140. - Responsibility for communications.

(a)  Required Statements.

(1)  Whenever a candidate, candidate committee, issue committee, political committee or registered small-scale issue committee makes an expenditure [emphasis added] for the purpose of financing communications expressly advocating a particular result in an election, or solicits any contribution or contribution in-kind through any broadcasting station, newspaper, magazine, outdoor advertising facility, direct mailing or any other type of general public political advertising, such communication if paid for or authorized by a candidate, candidate committee, issue committee, political committee, registered small-scale issue committee, or any agent for the same, shall clearly state that the communication is paid for by that candidate, candidate committee, issue committee, political committee or registered small-scale issue committee.

(2)  Whenever any person makes an independent expenditure in excess of the reporting threshold in § 7-139 for the purpose of financing communications expressly advocating for a particular result in an election, such communication shall clearly state that the communication is paid for by that person.

(b)  In regard to the different forms of communication set forth in subsection (a) of this Section 7-140, "communication" shall include, but shall not be limited to:

(1)  Websites or social media of a candidate, candidate committee, issue committee, political committee or registered small-scale issue committee available to the general public;

(2)  Websites or social media of a person if and to the extent they are financed by independent expenditures in excess of the reporting threshold in § 7-139 and are available to the general public; and

(3)  Advertisements placed for a fee [emphasis added] on another person's website or social media.

(c)  The statement required by this Section 7-140 must be clear and conspicuous in the communication. The statement required herein shall not apply to communications where including the statement would be impractical, such as:

(1)  Bumper stickers, pins, buttons, pens and similar small items upon which the disclaimer cannot be conveniently printed;

(2)  Skywriting, water towers, wearing apparel, or other means of displaying an advertisement of such a nature that the inclusion of a disclaimer would be impracticable; or

(3)  Checks, receipts, and similar items of minimal value that are used for purely administrative purposes and do not contain a political message.

(d)  Nothing herein shall be deemed to alleviate any person from complying with federal campaign finance law, as applicable.