(1) A corporation or union may not make a contribution to a candidate directly or through an intermediary. (2) A candidate may not accept or receive a corporate or union contribution described in subsection (1). (3) A political committee that is not a corporation or union may establish a fund to be used for making political contributions to candidates if the fund consists only of funds solicited from noncorporate and nonunion sources. (4) A corporation or union may establish a separate, segregated fund to be used for making political contributions to candidates if the fund consists only of voluntary contributions solicited from an individual who is a shareholder, employee, or member of the corporation or union. (5) A person who violates this section is subject to the civil penalty provisions of 13-37-128.
§ 13-35-227Prohibited Contributions From Corporations And Unions
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