Contribution Amount

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  $25
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  $50
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  $100
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  $250

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  $500
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  $1,000
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  $2,600
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  $

Legal Compliance

I affirm that the following statements are true and accurate:

An individual may contribute a maximum amount of $2,600 to retire the campaign debt of a federal candidate, less any contribution already made to that candidate during the primary election.  For example, a donor who contributed $1,000 during the primary can contribute an additional $1,600 for debt retirement for a total of $2,600.  A donor who contributed $0 during the primary can contribute up to $2,600 for debt retirement. Contributions from corporations, labor organization treasury funds, foreign nationals, and federal government contractors are prohibited. Corporations and individuals are strictly prohibited from reimbursing another person for making a contribution to Dan Winslow for US Senate 

Contributions are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes.
 

Notice to Governmental Employees & Request Not to Forward Fundraising Solicitations to Governmental Employees The Dan Winslow for US Senate Committee does not intend any fundraising solicitation to be opened on publicly- owned computers or in buildings occupied for state, county or municipal purposes. If a fundraising solicitation is inadvertently sent to a governmental email address, any public employees or elected officials who receive the message at that address should take no action in response to the solicitation other than to reply to us to advise that they should be removed from the list. The Committee requests that any recipient of a fundraising solicitation not forward, disseminate, distribute or otherwise copy that email to a governmental email address. Emails that discuss issues, policies, etc., but do not solicit funds are not subject to these rules.