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21 Rec. 1 (1995)

handle is hein.usfed/fecrecd0021 and id is 1 raw text is: January 1995 Federal Election Commission Volume 21, Number 1 Table of Contents 1 Message from the Chairman Commissioners 1 1995 Chairman and Vice Chairman Elected Compliance 2 MUR 3540: Corporate Fundraising Activity Incurs Largest Penalty in FEC History 2 MUR 3650: Loan Guarantors Count as Contributors 3 MURs Released to the Public 3 Federal Register Notices Reports 4 Reports Due in 1995 Audits 6 Report on U.S. House Campaign in Florida Statistics 7 Democrats Increase Pre-Election Activity 8 Spending Soars for '94 Races Motor Voter 9 National Mail Voter Registration Form Approved Regulations 9 FEC Petitioned to Clarify Rules Governing Post Presidential Election Financial Activity 9 Advisory Opinions Court Cases 10 DSCC v. FEC(#93-1321) 10 New Litigation Information 11 Flashfax Menu 12 Index 1995 Chairman and Vice Chairman Elected On December 15, 1994, the Commission unanimously elected Danny L. McDonald as FEC Chairman and Lee Ann Elliott as Vice Chairman. Mr. McDonald, who was the 1994 Vice Chairman, succeeds Trevor Potter as Chairman. Mr. McDonald has been a Commissioner since 1981 and served as the FEC Chairman in 1983 and 1989. He was reappointed by President Reagan in 1987, and by President Clinton in 1994. Before his original appointment, he managed 10 regulatory divisions as the general administrator of the Oklahoma Corporation Commis- sion. He previously served as secretary of the Tulsa County Election Board and as chief clerk of the board. He was also a member of the Advisory Panel to the FEC's National Clearinghouse on Election Administration. A native of Sand Springs, Okla- homa, Mr. McDonald graduated from Oklahoma State University and attended the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. Mrs. Elliott was first appointed to the Commission in 1981 and reappointed in 1987 by President (continued on page 2) Message from Danny McDonald, Chairman The Federal Election Commis- sion is looking forward to another busy year in this, our twentieth year of operation. In 1994, the Commission estab- lished a record of considerable achievement. We placed on the public record reports from federal election campaigns showing an 18 percent increase in spending from 1992. Our newly-instituted prioritiza- tion system enabled us to enforce the most significant compliance matters with unprecedented efficiency and effectiveness, a trend we plan to continue. The Commission also approved the standardized National Mail Voter Registration Form. The coming year promises to present continued challenges and demands. As we approach the tasks of 1995, including revising Presi- dential funding regulations, enhanc- ing our information and enforcement operations and hosting the annual conference for the Council of Govern- mental Ethics Laws, we welcome your comments and suggestions. On a personal note, I want to ex- tend special thanks to last year's chair- man, Trevor Potter, for his outstanding leadership during the past year. UM_(1Y G 7

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