of statement; notice of qualification to receive moneys; application for moneys;
determination of amount; forwarding information and application to state treasurer;
issuance of warrant.
Sec. 63.
(1) The secretary of state shall receive and keep a record of each candidate's certified
statements of qualifying contributions. A statement shall include in alphabetical order the full
name and street address of each person from whom a qualifying contribution is received
during the reporting period, together with the amount of each contribution and the date
received by the treasurer of the committee.
(2) The secretary of state shall promptly notify a candidate for nomination for governor
when that candidate qualifies under this act to receive moneys from the state campaign fund.
(3) If a candidate desires to receive moneys from the state campaign fund and received
notice of qualification for funding under subsection (2), the candidate shall apply to the
secretary of state. The candidate shall state the amount of moneys desired from the state
campaign fund in the application. The candidate shall state in the application for state
campaign fund money that the candidate and the candidate's committee agree to adhere to
expenditure limitations stated in section 67.
(4) The secretary of state shall determine the maximum amount for which the candidate
qualifies under this act. The secretary of state shall forward information as to this amount and
the application for funding to the state treasurer.
(5) The state treasurer shall issue a warrant drawn on the state campaign fund for an amount
equal to the maximum amount which the candidate is qualified to receive or the amount
applied for, whichever is less. The warrant shall not be issued before January 1 of the year in
which the election for governor is to be held.§ 169.263Record of candidate's certified statements of qualifying contributions; contents
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