- Guide for Local Election Officials.
- Trifold Guide for Local Candidates.
- Guide for Municipal Ballot Question Committees.
- Guide for Municipal Candidates Who File Locally.
- Guide for Mayoral and City Council Candidates (Population over 65,000).
- New Clerks and Local Election Officials (Overview of Campaign Finance Law)
- Top 10 Tips for Local Election Officials
- Campaign finance reporting for municipal candidates who file locally
- Posting campaign finance reports to a municipal website
- How to report out-of-pocket expenditures: local filers
- Public Employees and the Campaign Finance Law
- The Use of Public Resources for Political Purposes
| File | Description | # of Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Campaign Finance Guide: Local Election Officials | This guide provides an overview of the campaign finance responsibilities of city and town clerks and local election officials. | 22 |
| Sample Notification | Local election officials notify candidates and committees prior to a campaign finance report due date. This is a sample notification. | 1 |
| Campaign Finance Tracking Form for Local Election Officials | This form assists local election officials with their campaign finance duties before and after reports are filed by candidates and committees. | 1 |
| Fact Sheet: Campaign Finance Disclosure in Municipal Elections | An overview of the campaign finance disclosure requirements for municipal elections. | 2 |
| OCPF Memorandum: Municipal Non-Filers | This memo describes the procedures a local election official must take to comply with regulations concerning non-filers. | 6 |
