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Candidate for	Accepting contributions from	Limits
County candidate	527 organizations	Consult Internal Revenue Service Regulations
	Businesses (other than corporations)	Primary* $1250	General* $1250
	Candidate committees	Prohibited
	Corporations and labor unions	Prohibited
	Federal PACs (See Rule 7.1)	Primary* $1250	General* $1250
	Independent expenditure committees	Prohibited
	Issue committee / Small-scale issue committee (SSIC)	Prohibited
	Natural persons	Primary* $1250	General* $1250
	Political committees	Primary* $1250	General* $1250
	Political parties	$22,125
	Small donor committees	Primary* $12,500	General* $12,500
* All candidates may accept contributions for the primary and general election. Colorado law recognizes the Governor and Lt. Governor as one committee and the contribution and spending limits for governor apply to the joint committee. Contribution limits double for a candidate who has accepted voluntary spending limits if his or her opponent has not accepted the voluntary spending limits and has raised more than 10 percent of the spending limit. Contributions to a candidate committee by the candidate count as political party contributions when a candidate accepts voluntary spending limits. Any unexpended campaign contributions that carry forward to a subsequent election cycle also count as a political party contribution.

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