Campaign Reporting Act
New Mexico law governing campaign finance and disclosure for political activities.
Definitions (2)
The existing New Mexico statute (Chapter 1, Article 19 NMSA 1978) that regulates financial aspects of political campaigns, including contributions, expenditures, and disclosure requirements, which HB 182 amends.
The Campaign Reporting Act (NMSA 1978, Section 1-19-26 et seq.) is the foundational New Mexico legislation that HB 182 amends. It sets rules for how political campaigns report their finances and conduct communications, providing the framework for the new deepfake regulations.
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