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2 You have decided to run for public office. What happens next?

3 Do these things next... Establish a Committee. File with the State Election Commissioner. You have 7 days to file after receiving or spending money on behalf of your campaign. File with the Public Integrity Commission.

4 Ask for information. 1. Campaign Finance Filing Forms 2. Campaign Finance Guide 3. Election Calendar 4. Online Campaign Finance Reporting 5. Federal Office Requirements

5 We are on call. If you have questions or concerns, we can help. Call us at (302) 739-4277 and ask for campaign finance.

6 COMMISSIONER OF ELECTIONS 32 W. LOOCKERMAN STREET M101 DOVER DE 19904 302-739-4277

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