NOTE: If a mass mailing is paid for by more than one committee, the name and address of the committee that is paying the greatest share of the mass mailing, including costs for designing, postage, and printing, must be placed on the outside of each piece of mail as described above. If two or more committees pay equally for the mailer, the name and address of at least one of the committees must be shown on the outside as described above, and the names and addresses of all committees must appear on at least one insert. A committee’s identification number is not required, but may be included in the sender identification. The name of the treasurer or printer is not required on mailings. Emails: When over 200 substantially similar emails are sent by a political committee, the email must include “Paid for by [committee name].” The committee’s street address is not required on mass emails sentby a committee, but may be included.
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Valuing a Mailing: Multiple candidates/measures : If a mass mailing (including emails) supports or opposes more than one candidate or measure, the fair market value attributable to each may be calculated by prorating the costs based on the amount of space allotted to each candidate or measure supported or opposed in the mailing. Political and non-political material: The cost of a mailing containing both express advocacy supporting or opposing a ballot measure or candidate as well as non-political material may be prorated. Costs directly associated with the political message are reportable, including staff time of more than 10 percent in a calendar month.
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