{"data":{"id":"us-ky/krs-121.180","jurisdiction":"us-ky","citation":"KRS 121.180","heading":"Exemption from campaign finance reporting requirements -- Reports","body":"required of committees and treasurers -- Penalties -- Use of campaign funds --\nProhibited uses -- Disposition of unexpended campaign funds -- Electronic\nreporting -- \"No change since last report\" designation.\n(1) (a) 1. Persons becoming a candidate as defined in KRS 121.015(8) or slate of\ncandidates as defined in KRS 121.015(9), or a political issues committee\nas defined in KRS 121.015(3)(d), shall submit a form pres cribed and\nfurnished by the registry indicating whether they intend to raise or spend\nin excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) in any one (1) election, or\nthat contributions will not be accepted or expended in excess of five\nthousand dollars ($5,000) in  any one (1) election. Candidates and slates\nof candidates shall submit this form to the registry within five (5) days\nof receiving contributions or making expenditures with a view to\nbringing about his or her nomination or election to public office, or\nwithin five (5) days of filing papers to run for public office, whichever is\nsooner. Candidates and slates of candidates who advance to a regular\nelection following a primary shall submit this form to the registry within\nfive (5) days after the date of the p rimary. Political issues committees\nshall submit the form to the registry within five (5) days of meeting the\ndefinition of political issues committee in KRS 121.015(3)(d).\n2. Each candidate, slate of candidates, or political issues committee\nindicating that contributions will not be accepted or expended in excess\nof five thousand dollars ($5,000) in any one (1) election shall be exempt\nfrom filing any campaign finance reports required by subsection (3) of\nthis section.\n3. A separate form shall be required for each primary, regular, or special\nelection in which the candidate or slate of candidates participates or in\nwhich the public question appears on the ballot. The form shall be\nsubmitted by means of electronic filing with the registry.\n4. Any person acti ng as a candidate or slate of candidates by receiving\ncontributions or making expenditures with a view to bringing about his\nor her nomination or election to public office, or filing papers to run for\npublic office, or group of persons acting as a politica l issues committee,\nwho fails to file this form as required, or who fails to remedy a\ndeficiency within five (5) days, may be fined by the registry an amount\nnot to exceed two hundred dollars ($200) per day, up to a maximum\ntotal fine of five thousand dollars ($5,000).\n(b) For a primary, a candidate or slate of candidates shall file a request for\nexemption not later than the deadline described in paragraph (a) of this\nsubsection for filing nomination papers and, except as provided in paragraph\n(c)2. of this  subsection, shall be bound by its terms unless it is rescinded in\nwriting not later than thirty (30) days preceding the primary. For a regular\nelection, a candidate or slate of candidates shall file or rescind in writing a\nrequest for exemption not later than sixty (60) days preceding the regular\nelection, except as provided in paragraph (c)2. of this subsection. For a special\nelection, a candidate or slate of candidates shall file a request for exemption\nnot later than ten (10) days after the candidate or  slate of candidates is\nnominated for a special election and shall be bound by its terms unless it is\nrescinded in writing not later than thirty (30) days preceding the special\nelection. A political issues committee chair shall file a request for exemption\nwhen the committee registers with the registry and shall be bound by its terms\nunless it is rescinded in writing not later than thirty (30) days preceding the\ndate the issue appears on the ballot.\n(c) 1. A candidate or slate of candidates that revokes a r equest for exemption\nin a timely manner shall file all reports required of a candidate intending\nto raise or spend in excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) in an\nelection. To revoke the request for an exemption, the candidate or slate\nof candidates shal l file the appropriate form with the registry not later\nthan the deadline for filing a revocation.\n2. A candidate or slate of candidates that is exempted from campaign\nfinance reporting requirements pursuant to paragraph (a) of this\nsubsection but who acce pts contributions or makes expenditures in\nexcess of the exempted amount in an election, shall file all applicable\nreports required for the remainder of that election, based upon the\namount of contributions or expenditures the candidate or slate of\ncandidates accepts or receives in that election.\n(d) Any candidate or slate of candidates that is subject to a June or August filing\ndeadline and that intends to execute a request for exemption shall file the\nappropriate request for exemption not later than the deadline described in\nparagraph (a) of this sub section and, except as provided in paragraph (c)2. of\nthis subsection, shall be bound by its terms unless it is rescinded in writing not\nlater than sixty (60) days preceding the regular election. A candidate or slate\nof candidates that is covered by this p aragraph shall have the same reversion\nrights as those provided in paragraph (c)1. of this subsection.\n(e) Any candidate or slate of candidates that will appear on the ballot in a regular\nelection that has signed a request for exemption for that election m ay exercise\nthe reversion rights provided in paragraph (c)1. of this subsection if a\ncandidate or slate of candidates that is subject to a June or August filing\ndeadline subsequently files in opposition to the candidate or slate of\ncandidates. Except as pr ovided in paragraph (c)2. of this subsection, a\ncandidate or slate of candidates covered by this paragraph shall comply with\nthe deadline for rescission provided in paragraph (c)1. of this subsection.\n(f) Except as provided in paragraph (c)2. of this subse ction, any candidate or\nslate of candidates that has filed a request for exemption for a regular election\nthat later is opposed by a person who has filed a declaration of intent to\nreceive write-in votes may rescind the request for exemption and exercise t he\nreversion rights provided in paragraph (c)1. of this subsection.\n(g) Any candidate or slate of candidates that has filed a request for exemption\nmay petition the registry to determine whether another person is campaigning\nas a write -in candidate prior t o having filed a declaration of intent to receive\nwrite-in votes, and, if the registry determines upon a preponderance of the\nevidence that a person who may later be a write -in candidate is conducting a\ncampaign, the candidate or slate of candidates, excep t as provided in\nparagraph (c)2. of this subsection, may petition the registry to permit the\ncandidate or slate of candidates to exercise the reversion rights provided in\nparagraph (c)1. of this subsection.\n(h) If the opponent of a candidate or slate of ca ndidates is replaced due to his or\nher withdrawal because of death, disability, or disqualification, the candidate\nor slate of candidates, except as provided in paragraph (c)2. of this subsection,\nmay exercise the reversion rights provided in paragraph (c) 1. of this\nsubsection not later than fifteen (15) days after the party executive committee\nnominates a replacement for the withdrawn candidate or slate of candidates.\n(i) A person intending to be a write -in candidate for any office in a regular or\nspecial election may execute a request for exemption under paragraph (a) of\nthis subsection and shall be bound by its terms unless it is rescinded in writing\nnot later than fifteen (15) days preceding the regular or special election. A\nperson intending to be a wri te-in candidate who revokes a request for\nexemption in a timely manner shall file all reports required of a candidate\nintending to raise or spend in excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) in an\nelection. Except as provided in paragraph (c)2. of this subs ection, a person\nintending to be a write-in candidate who revokes a request for exemption shall\nfile the appropriate form with the registry.\n(j) Except as provided in paragraph (c)2. of this subsection, the campaign\ncommittee of any candidate or slate of c andidates that has filed a request for\nexemption or a political issues committee whose chair has filed a request for\nexemption shall be bound by its terms unless it is rescinded in a timely\nmanner.\n(k) 1. Except as provided in paragraph (c)2. of this subse ction, any candidate,\nslate of candidates, or political issues committee that is exempt from\nfiling campaign finance reports pursuant to paragraph (a), (d), or (i) of\nthis subsection that accepts contributions or makes expenditures, or\nwhose campaign treas urer accepts contributions or makes expenditures,\nin excess of the applicable limit in any one (1) election without\nrescinding the request for exemption in a timely manner shall comply\nwith all applicable reporting requirements and, in lieu of other penalt ies\nprescribed by law, pay a fine of not less than five hundred dollars\n($500).\n2. Except as provided in paragraph (c)2. of this subsection, a candidate,\nslate of candidates, campaign committee, or political issues committee\nthat is exempt from filing camp aign finance reports pursuant to\nparagraph (a), (d), or (i) of this subsection that knowingly accepts\ncontributions or makes expenditures in excess of the applicable\nspending limit in any one (1) election without rescinding the request for\nexemption in a timely manner shall comply with all applicable reporting\nrequirements and shall be guilty of a Class D felony.\n(l) 1. Any candidate exempt from filing under this subsection for a primary\nshall file a report described in subsection (4) of this section.\n2. Any candidate exempt from filing under this subsection for a primary\nwho advances to the regular election shall file for an additional\nexemption under this section for the regular election or the candidate\nshall no longer be exempt from the filing requirements.\n3. In the event a candidate exempt from filing under this subsection is no\nlonger eligible for the exemption, he or she shall immediately file for a\nrevocation of the exemption under paragraph (c) of this subsection.\n(2) (a) State and county executive committees, and caucus campaign committees\nshall make a full report, upon a prescribed form, to the registry, of all money,\nloans, or other things of value, received from any source, and expenditures\nauthorized, incurred, or made, since the date of the last report, including:\n1. For each contribution of any amount made by a permanent committee,\nthe name and business address of the permanent committee, the date of\nthe contribution, the amount contributed, and a description of the major\nbusiness, social, or p olitical interest represented by the permanent\ncommittee;\n2. For other contributions in excess of two hundred dollars ($200), the full\nname, address, age if less than the legal voting age, the date of the\ncontribution, the amount of the contribution, and t he employer and\noccupation of each contributor. If the contributor is self -employed, the\nname under which he or she is doing business shall be listed;\n3. The total amount of cash contributions received during the reporting\nperiod; and\n4. A complete stateme nt of expenditures authorized, incurred, or made.\nThe complete statement of expenditures shall include the name and\naddress of each person to whom an expenditure is made in excess of\ntwenty-five dollars ($25), and the amount, date, and purpose of each\nexpenditure.\n(b) In addition to the reporting requirements in paragraph (a) of this subsection,\nthe state executive committee of a political party that has established a\nbuilding fund account under KRS 121.172 shall make a full report, upon a\nprescribed form, to the registry, of all contributions received from any source,\nand expenditures authorized, incurred, or made, since the date of the last\nreport for the separate building fund account, including:\n1. For each contribution of any amount made by a corporatio n, the name\nand business address of the corporation, the date of the contribution, the\namount contributed, and a description of the major business conducted\nby the corporation;\n2. For other contributions in excess of two hundred dollars ($200), the full\nname and address of the contributor, the date of the contribution, the\namount of the contribution, and the employer and occupation of each\ncontributor. If the contributor is self -employed, the name under which\nhe or she is doing business shall be listed;\n3. The total amount of cash contributions received during the reporting\nperiod; and\n4. A complete statement of expenditures authorized, incurred, or made.\nThe complete statement of expenditures shall include the name and\naddress of each person to whom an expe nditure is made in excess of\ntwenty-five dollars ($25), and the amount, date, and purpose of each\nexpenditure.\n(c) The report required by paragraph (a) of this subsection shall be made on a\nsemiannual basis if the committee has more than ten thousand dolla rs\n($10,000) in its campaign fund account, and shall be received by the registry\nby January 31 and by July 31. The January report shall cover the period from\nJuly 1 to December 31. The July report shall cover the period from January 1\nto June 30. If the committee has less than ten thousand dollars ($10,000) in its\ncampaign fund account the report required by paragraph (a) of this subsection\nshall be made on an annual basis, and shall be received by the registry by\nJanuary 31. If an individual gives a report able contribution to a caucus\ncampaign committee or to a state or county executive committee with the\nintention that the contribution or a portion of the contribution go to a\ncandidate or slate of candidates, the name of the contributor and the sum shall\nbe indicated on the committee report. The report required by paragraph (b) of\nthis subsection relating to a state executive committee's building fund account\nshall be received by the registry within seven (7) business days after the close\nof each calendar q uarter. The receipts and expenditures of funds remitted to\neach political party under KRS 141.071 to 141.073 shall be separately\naccounted for and reported to the registry in the manner required by KRS\n121.230. The separate report may be made a separate se ction within the report\nrequired by this subsection to be received by the registry by January 31.\n(3) (a) Except for candidates or slates of candidates, campaign committees, or\npolitical issues committees exempted from reporting requirements pursuant to\nsubsection (1) of this section, each campaign treasurer of a candidate, slate of\ncandidates, campaign committee, or political issues committee who accepts\ncontributions or expends, expects to accept contributions or expend, or\ncontracts to expend more than f ive thousand dollars ($5,000) in any one (1)\nelection, and each fundraiser who secures contributions in excess of five\nthousand dollars ($5,000) in any one (1) election, shall make a full report to\nthe registry, on a form provided or using a format approve d by the registry, of\nall money, loans, or other things of value, received from any source, and\nexpenditures authorized, incurred, and made, since the date of the last report,\nincluding:\n1. For each contribution of any amount made by a permanent committee,\nthe name and business address of the permanent committee, the date of\nthe contribution, the amount contributed, and a description of the major\nbusiness, social, or political interest represented by the permanent\ncommittee;\n2. For each contribution in excess of two hundred dollars ($200) made to\nany candidate or campaign committee or a political issues committee,\nthe full name, address, age if less than the legal voting age, the date of\nthe contribution, the amount of the contri bution, and the employer and\noccupation of each other contributor. If the contributor is self -employed,\nthe name under which he or she is doing business shall be listed;\n3. The total amount of cash contributions received during the reporting\nperiod; and\n4. A complete statement of all expenditures authorized, incurred, or made.\nThe complete statement of expenditures shall include the name, address,\nand occupation of each person to whom an expenditure is made in\nexcess of twenty -five dollars ($25), and the am ount, date, and purpose\nof each expenditure.\n(b) Reports of all candidates, slates of candidates, campaign committees,\nindependent expenditure -only committees, political issues committees, and\nregistered fundraisers shall be made as follows:\n1. a. Candidates seeking statewide office, slates of candidates,\ncampaign committees for candidates seeking statewide office and\nfor slates of candidates, independent expenditure-only committees,\npolitical issues committees, and fundraisers which file the form\ndescribed in subsection (1)(a) of this section before the year of an\nelection in which the candidate, a slate of candidates, or public\nquestion shall appear on the ballot, shall file financial reports with\nthe registry at the end of the first calendar quarter after  persons\nbecome statewide candidates or slates of candidates, or following\nregistration of the committee or fundraiser, and each calendar\nquarter thereafter, ending with the last calendar quarter of that\nyear. The provisions of this subparagraph shall be r etroactive to\nJanuary 1, 2021;\nb. All other candidates and campaign committees shall file annual\nfinancial reports to be received by the registry on or before\nDecember 1 for each year that a candidate is not yet on the ballot\nbut has filed a form as descri bed in subsection (1)(a) of this\nsection with the registry for a future-year election; and\nc. Candidates, slate of candidates, or committees shall make all\nreports required by subparagraphs 2. to 5. of this paragraph during\nthe year in which the election takes place;\n2. All candidates, slates of candidates, campaign committees, independent\nexpenditure-only committees, political issues committees, and registered\nfundraisers shall make reports on the sixtieth day preceding a regular\nelection, including all previous contributions and expenditures;\n3. All candidates, slates of candidates, campaign committees, independent\nexpenditure-only committees, political issues committees, and registered\nfundraisers shall make reports on the thirtieth day preceding an elect ion,\nincluding all previous contributions and expenditures;\n4. All candidates, slates of candidates, campaign committees, independent\nexpenditure-only committees, political issues committees, and registered\nfundraisers shall make reports on the fifteenth d ay preceding the date of\nthe election; and\n5. All reports to the registry shall cover campaign activity during the entire\nreporting period and must be received by the registry within seven (7)\nbusiness days after the date the reporting period ends to be de emed\ntimely filed.\n(4) All candidates, regardless of funds received or expended, campaign committees,\nindependent expenditure -only committees, political issues committees, and\nregistered fundraisers shall make post -election reports within thirty (30) days after\nthe election. All post -election reports to the registry shall cover campaign activity\nduring the entire reporting period and must be received by the registry within seven\n(7) business days after the date the reporting period ends to be deemed timely filed.\nFor candidates, slates of candidates, and political issues committees otherwise\nexempt under subsection (1)(a) of this section, the reporting period begins the day\nthe request for exemption is filed with the registry and continues through the\nthirtieth day after the election.\n(5) In making the preceding reports, the total gross receipts from each of the following\ncategories shall be listed: proceeds from the sale of tickets for events such as\ntestimonial affairs, dinners, luncheons, rallies, and simi lar fundraising events, mass\ncollections made at the events, and sales of items such as campaign pins, buttons,\nhats, ties, literature, and similar materials. When any individual purchase or the\naggregate purchases of any item enumerated above from a candi date or slate of\ncandidates for a statewide -elected state office or a campaign committee for a\ncandidate or slate of candidates for a statewide -elected state office exceeds two\nhundred dollars ($200), the purchaser shall be identified by name, address, age , if\nless than the legal voting age, occupation, and employer or, if the purchaser is self -\nemployed, the name under which he or she is doing business, and the amount of the\npurchase. When any individual purchase or the aggregate purchases of any item\nenumerated above from any candidate or campaign committee other than a\ncandidate or slate of candidates for a statewide -elected state office or campaign\ncommittee for a candidate or slate of candidates for a statewide -elected state office\nexceeds two hundred do llars ($200), the purchaser shall be identified by name,\naddress, age if less than the legal voting age, occupation, and employer or, if the\npurchaser is self-employed, the name under which he or she is doing business, and\nthe amount of the purchase. The lists shall be maintained by the campaign treasurer,\npolitical issues committee treasurer, registered fundraiser, or other sponsor for\ninspection by the registry for six (6) years following the date of the election.\n(6) Each permanent committee, except a fe derally registered political committee as\ndefined in 52 U.S.C. sec. 30101(4)(a), inaugural committee, or contributing\norganization shall make a full report to the registry, on a form provided or using a\nformat approved by the registry, of all money, loans,  or other things of value,\nreceived by it from any source, and all expenditures authorized, incurred, or made,\nsince the date of the last report, including:\n(a) For each contribution of any amount made by a permanent committee, the\nname and business addres s of the permanent committee, the date of the\ncontribution, the amount contributed, and a description of the major business,\nsocial, or political interest represented by the permanent committee;\n(b) For other contributions in excess of two hundred dollars ($200), the full name,\naddress, age if under the legal voting age, the date of the contribution, the\namount of the contribution, and the employer and occupation of each\ncontributor. If the contributor is self -employed, the name under which he or\nshe is doing business shall be listed;\n(c) An aggregate amount of cash contributions, the amount contributed by each\ncontributor, and the date of each contribution; and\n(d) A complete statement of all expenditures authorized, incurred, or made,\nincluding independent expenditures. This report shall be made by a permanent\ncommittee, inaugural committee, or contributing organization to the registry\non the last day of the first calendar quarter following the registration of the\ncommittee with the registry and on the last  day of each succeeding calendar\nquarter until such time as the committee terminates. A contributing\norganization shall file a report of contributions received and expenditures on a\nform provided or using a format approved by the registry not later than th e\nlast day of each calendar quarter in which contributions are received or\nexpenditures are made. All reports to the registry shall be received on or\nbefore each filing deadline, and any report received by the registry within\nseven (7) business days after each filing deadline shall be deemed timely\nfiled.\n(7) If the final statement of a candidate, campaign committee, independent expenditure-\nonly committee, or political issues committee shows an unexpended balance of\ncontributions, continuing debts and oblig ations, or an expenditure deficit, the\ncampaign treasurer shall file with the registry a supplemental statement of\ncontributions and expenditures not more than thirty (30) days after the deadline for\nfiling the final statement. Subsequent supplemental stat ements shall be filed\nannually, to be received by the registry by December 1 of each year, until the\naccount shows no unexpended balance, continuing debts and obligations,\nexpenditures, or deficit. All post -election reports to the registry shall cover\ncampaign activity during the entire reporting period and must be received by the\nregistry within seven (7) business days after the date the reporting period ends to be\ndeemed timely filed. All contributions shall be subject to KRS 121.150 as of the\ndate of the election in which the candidate appeared on the ballot.\n(8) All reports filed under the provisions of this chapter shall be a matter of public\nrecord open to inspection by any member of the public immediately upon receipt of\nthe report by the registry.\n(9) A candidate or slate of candidates is relieved of the duty personally to file reports\nand keep records of receipts and expenditures if the candidate or slate states in\nwriting or on forms provided by the registry that:\n(a) Within five (5) business days a fter personally receiving any contributions, the\ncandidate or slate of candidates shall surrender possession of the contributions\nto the treasurer of their campaign committee without expending any of the\nproceeds thereof. No contributions shall be commingl ed with the candidate's\nor slated candidates' personal funds or accounts. Contributions received by\ncheck, money order, or other written instrument shall be endorsed directly to\nthe campaign committee and shall not be cashed or redeemed by the\ncandidate;\n(b) The candidate or slate of candidates shall not make any unreimbursed\nexpenditure for the campaign, except that this paragraph does not preclude a\ncandidate or slate from making an expenditure from personal funds to the\ndesignated campaign committee, whi ch shall be reported by the committee as\na contribution received; and\n(c) The waiver shall continue in effect as long as the candidate or slate of\ncandidates complies with the conditions under which it was granted.\n(10) (a) No candidate, slate of candidate s, campaign committee, independent\nexpenditure-only committee, political issues committee, or contributing\norganization shall use or permit the use of contributions or funds solicited or\nreceived for the person or in support of or opposition to a public is sue which\nwill appear on the ballot to:\n1. Further the candidacy of the person for a different public offic e, except\nthat any member of the General Assembly who has a remaining balance\nin his or her campaign account may elect to transfer those funds to a\ncampaign account to seek election to statewide constitutional office;\n2. Support or oppose a different public issue; or\n3. Further the candidacy of any other person for public office.\n(b) Nothing in this subsection shall be deemed to prohibit a candidate or slate of\ncandidates from using funds in a campaign account to contribute directly to\nanother candidate or slate of candidates for state or federal office, or to\npurchase admission tickets for any fundraising event or testimonial affair for\nanother candidate or slate of candidates for state or federal office, if the\namount of the purchase or contribution does n ot exceed the individual\ncontribution limit contained in KRS 121.150(6) or 52 U.S.C. sec. 30116 in\nany one (1) election.\n(c) Any funds or contributions solicited or received by or on behalf of a\ncandidate, slate of candidates, or any committee, which has b een organized in\nwhole or in part to further any candidacy for the same person or to support or\noppose the same public issue, shall be deemed to have been solicited or\nreceived for the current candidacy or for the election on the public issue if the\nfunds or contributions are solicited or received at any time prior to the regular\nelection for which the candidate, slate of candidates, or public issue is on the\nballot.\n(d) Any unexpended balance of funds not otherwise obligated for the payment of\nexpenses inc urred to further a political issue or the candidacy of a person\nshall, in whole or in part, at the election of the candidate or committee:\n1. Escheat to the State Treasury;\n2. Be returned pro rata to all contributors;\n3. In the case of a partisan candidate, be transferred to:\na. A caucus campaign committee; or\nb. The state or county executive committee of the political party of\nwhich the candidate is a member;\n4. Be retained to further the same public issue or to seek election to the\nsame office, except tha t any member of the General Assembly who has\na remaining balance in his or her campaign account may elect to transfer\nthose funds to a campaign account to seek election to statewide\nconstitutional office; or\n5. Be donated to any charitable, nonprofit, or e ducational institution\nrecognized under Section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal\nRevenue Code of 1986, as amended, and any successor thereto, from\nwhich the candidate or committee receives no financial benefit.\n(11) If adequate and appropriate agenc y funds are available to implement this\nsubsection, electronic reporting shall be made available by the registry to all\ncandidates, slates of candidates, committees, contributing organizations, registered\nfundraisers, and persons making independent expendi tures. The electronic report\nsubmitted to the registry shall be the official campaign finance report for audit and\nother legal purposes, whether mandated or filed by choice.\n(12) The date that an electronic or online report shall be deemed to have been fil ed with\nthe registry shall be the date on which it is received by the registry.\n(13) All electronic or online filers shall affirm, under penalty of perjury, that the report\nfiled with the registry is complete and accurate.\n(14) Filers who submit electronic  campaign finance reports which are not readable, or\ncannot be copied shall be deemed to not be in compliance with the requirements set\nforth in this section.\n(15) Beginning with the primary scheduled in calendar year 2020, and for each\nsubsequent election  scheduled thereafter, reports required to be submitted to the\nregistry involving candidates, slates of candidates, committees, contributing\norganizations, and independent expenditures shall be reported electronically.\n(16) (a) On each form that the regist ry supplies for the reports required under\nsubsections (2), (3), and (6) of this section, the registry shall include an entry\nreading, \"No change since last report.\"\n(b) If a person or entity that is required to report under subsection (2), (3), or (6)\nof this section has received no money, loans, or other things of value from any\nsource since the date of its last report and has not authorized, incurred, or\nmade any expenditures since that date, the person or entity may check or\notherwise designate the entr y that reads, \"No change since last report.\" A\nperson or entity designating this entry in a report shall state the balance\ncarried forward from the last report but need not specify receipts or\nexpenditures in further detail.","path":["KRS Chapter 121"],"source_url":"https://apps.legislature.ky.gov/law/statutes/statute.aspx?id=58071","current_through":"Includes enactments through the 2026 Regular Session","vintage":"09/05/2026","retrieved_at":"2026-09-05T20:50:18Z","sha256":"ad72aba90dc5640f2989406a088533f76a47221980ee4a61e155ce4e051b7b4a","source_id":"us-ky","stale":false,"prev":"us-ky/krs-121.175","next":"us-ky/krs-121.190"},"notice":"GroundRules: Original legal text. 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