New Jersey Regulations § 19:25-16.30A Coordinated expenditures by non-gubernatorial candidates, political party committees and legislative leadership committees
Regulation Text
(a)
A reference to a gubernatorial candidate appearing in materials paid for by a non-gubernatorial candidate, as defined in (d) below, or by a political party committee, or legislative leadership committee, as defined in
19:25-1.7
, of the same political party as the gubernatorial candidate, will be deemed insubstantial and not subject to allocation pursuant to
19:25-16.3
0 provided that:
1.
The reference consists of the name or picture of the gubernatorial candidate in equal or less than equal prominence to the prominence given the names or pictures of non-gubernatorial candidates;
2.
The names or pictures of the gubernatorial and non-gubernatorial candidates appear on printed campaign materials used in connection with volunteer activities on behalf of the named or pictured non-gubernatorial candidates, such as materials consisting of buttons, pins, bumper stickers, handbills, brochures, posters, yard signs or palm cards; and
3.
The materials in (a)2 above are not used in connection with any broadcasting, newspaper, magazine, billboard, electronic, or similar type of general public communication or political advertising.
(b)
A reference to a gubernatorial candidate appearing in campaign literature or material circulated to voters by direct mail and paid for by a non-gubernatorial candidate, as defined in (d) below, or by a political party committee, or legislative leadership committee, as defined in
19:25-1.7
, of the same political party as the gubernatorial candidate, shall be deemed insubstantial and not subject to allocation pursuant to
19:25-16.3
0 provided that:
1.
The reference consists of no more than a single use of the gubernatorial candidate's name in the text, and a single use of the gubernatorial candidate's name within a slate or listing of the names of gubernatorial and non-gubernatorial candidates, and a single photograph or depiction of the gubernatorial candidate provided that a photograph or depiction of each non-gubernatorial candidate larger or of equal size to the gubernatorial candidate's photograph or depiction is included;
2.
The size of the print used to reproduce the name of the gubernatorial candidate is the same or smaller than the size of the print used for the names of the non-gubernatorial candidates; and
3.
The predominant theme of the text promotes the candidacy or candidacies of the non-gubernatorial candidate or candidates and not that of the gubernatorial candidate.
(c)
A reference to a gubernatorial candidate made in a telephone communication to a voter shall be deemed insubstantial and not subject to allocation pursuant to
19:25-16.3
0 provided that:
1.
The telephone communication is part of a get-out-the-vote effort of the non-gubernatorial candidate, as defined in (d) below, or of a political party committee or legislative leadership committee, as defined in
19:25-1.7
, of the same political party as the gubernatorial candidate, conducted seven or fewer days before the gubernatorial general election; and
2.
The reference to the gubernatorial candidate is limited to stating the name of the gubernatorial candidate as part of a slate or together with the names of non-gubernatorial candidates.
(d)
For the purposes of this section, the term "non-gubernatorial candidate" shall mean any candidate of the same political party as the gubernatorial candidate, other than a gubernatorial candidate, acting alone in a candidate committee or jointly with other candidates in a joint candidates committee.
(e)
For the purposes of this section, the references to a gubernatorial candidate and pictures of a gubernatorial candidate, described in (a), (b) and (c) above, which are deemed insubstantial and not subject to allocation pursuant to
19:25-16.3
0, shall be strictly limited to references and pictures of a gubernatorial candidate of the same political party as the non-gubernatorial candidate or candidates or political party committee or legislative leadership committee responsible for circulating or causing the circulation of the communication.
History
New Rule, R.1999 d.300, effective
9/7/1999
.
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