Campaign Finance

Campaign finance reports are required for all candidates for county, city, township, and school district offices, and committees formed to support or defeat a ballot question. Campaign finance filings must be filed with the appropriate filing officer.

All candidates or committees must file a certification of filing within 7 days of the general or special election in which their name appears on the ballot. If a candidate or committee raises or spends more than $750, it must file the following campaign finance reports, until it files a final report: an initial report, a year-end report, a pre-primary report, a pre-general report, a post-general report, and a final report. 

For more information, view the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State's site regarding campaign finance.

2024 Campaign Finance Reports