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reporting threshold
noun1 a dollar value that, when surpassed, triggers the legal requirement that a committee disclose or itemize a contribution or expenditure; cutoffs can vary by jurisdiction, type of committee and type of activity
John Driscoll, a former speaker of the state House in the 1970s, has not filed campaign finance data with the Federal Election Commission, suggesting he has not raised or spent more than $5,000, the reporting threshold.— Montana Free Press
Although some parts of the bill address longstanding concerns, the increase in individual donation limits and reporting threshold is drawing alarm from progressive Democrats and good-government groups.— Providence Journal