(1) No chief agent of a registered party shall incur partisan advertising expenses on the party’s behalf of a total amount of more than the maximum amount calculated under section 429.1. Prohibition — circumventing maximum amount (2) No registered party shall circumvent, or attempt to circumvent, that maximum amount in any manner, including by acting in collusion with a potential candidate for the purpose of his or her engaging in partisan advertising so that the combined total of the following exceeds the maximum amount: (a) the potential candidate’s partisan advertising expenses that relate to the partisan advertising engaged in in collusion with the party; and (b) the party’s partisan advertising expenses. Prohibition — collusion by third party (3) No third party, within the meaning of paragraph (a.1) of the definition third party in section 349, shall act in collusion with a registered party for the purpose of the registered party’s circumventing that maximum amount.
§ CEA s. 429.2Prohibition — partisan advertising expenses more than maximum amount
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