SPECIAL ELECTION DATES-- Prince George's and Montgomery

Please note that the beginning transaction date for all campaign finance reports is the day after the ending transaction date of the prior report. If the committee is new, the beginning transaction date is the date the committee formed. A committee is only responsible for the election reports in the election year which the committee has expressly designated its participation.  However, if a committee participates in an election year which it has not designated, the committee must notify the State Board of Elections and file all campaign finance reports for that election.  A committee is always required to file the Annual Report.  If a committee files the Affidavit of Limited Contributions and Expenditures, it must be received by the State Board of Elections on or prior to the 1st Pre Primary report deadline.  The Affidavit may not be filed late.

Note: There is only one Presidential Pre-Primary Report due.  Furthermore, election-related campaign finance reports are due only if the political committee has designated participation in that election or if a non-designated political committee participates in that election.

Delivery Requirements

Mailed (see address): If mailed, the report must either arrive at the above listed office of the State Board of Elections on or before the due date or must be timely postmarked. Acceptable proof of timely mailing includes: (1) a United States Postal Service postmark or receipt (2) a timely private meter postmark (provided the report was received by this office within 3 days of the due date; (3) a timely receipt from a private carrier (provided the report was received by this office within 3 days of the due date).

In Person (see directions): The report may be delivered in person at the above listed office of the State Board of Elections. To be timely, delivery must be made on or before the due date.