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SECTION 17-25-26

§ 17-25-26 Equal apportionment ofexpenditures for joint advertisements. – Any expenditure jointly made by any two (2) or more candidates for anynewspaper, radio, or television advertisement primarily benefiting thecandidate shall be attributed to and apportioned equally among those candidateswho are clearly identified in that advertisement. The apportionments shallconstitute campaign expenditures subject to all reporting requirements of thischapter and shall be counted toward any total campaign expenditures limit thatmay apply to each or any of the candidates.

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SECTION 17-25-26

§ 17-25-26 Equal apportionment ofexpenditures for joint advertisements. – Any expenditure jointly made by any two (2) or more candidates for anynewspaper, radio, or television advertisement primarily benefiting thecandidate shall be attributed to and apportioned equally among those candidateswho are clearly identified in that advertisement. The apportionments shallconstitute campaign expenditures subject to all reporting requirements of thischapter and shall be counted toward any total campaign expenditures limit thatmay apply to each or any of the candidates.

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SECTION 17-25-26

§ 17-25-26 Equal apportionment ofexpenditures for joint advertisements. – Any expenditure jointly made by any two (2) or more candidates for anynewspaper, radio, or television advertisement primarily benefiting thecandidate shall be attributed to and apportioned equally among those candidateswho are clearly identified in that advertisement. The apportionments shallconstitute campaign expenditures subject to all reporting requirements of thischapter and shall be counted toward any total campaign expenditures limit thatmay apply to each or any of the candidates.