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10 Rec. 1 (1984)

handle is hein.usfed/fecrecd0010 and id is 1 raw text is: January 1984 FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION RECORD 1325 K Street NW Washington DC 20463 '-il rme iUNumber 1 REPORTS ELECTION YEAR REPORTING The following paragraphs explain the re- porting schedule for the various categories of filers during the 1984 election year. WHEN REPORTS ARE FILED 1. Authorized Candidate Committees Active in 1984 Elections During 1984, authorized candidate commit- tees active in 1984 elections are required to file pre-primary and pre- and post-general election reports, as appropriate. They must also file quarterly reports. (For filing dates of reports, see page 3 below.) 2. Authorized Candidate Committees Not Ac- tive in 1984 Elections Authorized candidate committees that will not be active in 1984 elections (i.e., commit- tees authorized by candidates seeking elec- tion in future years or committees which were active in previous elections and have outstanding campaign debts) must continue to report semiannually. (For filing dates of re- ports, see page 3 below.) 3. Authorized Presidential Filers Authorized Presidential committees are re- quired to report on either a monthly or quar- terly basis during 1984. Committees which have received contributions or made expendi- tures aggregating $100,000 or more (or which anticipate this level of financial activity) must file monthly reports during 1984. In November and December 1984 and January 1985, in lieu of the monthly reports, these Presidential committees must file a pre- and post-general election report and a year-end report. Committees with financial activity under $100,000 file quarterly reports, a pre- primary report, pre- and post-general elec- tion reports and a year-end report. (For filing dates of reports, see page 3 below.) Note: The FEC's Reports Analysis Division requests that Presidential committees that change their reporting schedule during 1984 Continued on p.2, Col. 2 COMMISSIONERS NEW OFFICERS ELECTED On December 15, 1983, the Federal Election Commission unanimously elected Lee Ann Elliott as Chairman and Thomas E. Harris as Vice Chair- man to serve one-year terms commencing Janu- ary 1, 1984. Mrs. Elliott succeeded Commissioner Danny L. McDonald in the chairmanship. Mr. Harris succeeded Mrs. Elliott as Vice Chairman. Mrs. Elliott, a Republican, has been a member of the Commission since December 17, 1981. Prior to her appointment to the Commission, she was Vice President of Bishop, Bryant & Associates, Inc. of Washington, D.C. From 1970 to 1979, she served as Associate Executive Director of the American Medical Political Action Committee, Continued on p.2, Col. 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 1 New Officers Elected REPORTS 1 Election Year Reporting 4 ADVISORY OPINIONS PUBLIC FUNDING 6 Primary Matching Funds Certified 800 LINE 7 Treasurer's Responsibilities COURT CASES 8 Independent Spending by Committees Athens Lumber Co v. FEC INFORMATION 11 1982 Campaign Statistics on Computer Tapes STATISTICS 11 1982 Congressional Elections

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