102nd Congress / Bills / H R 3750

Title

To amend the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 and related provisions of law to provide for a voluntary system of spending limits and benefits for House of Representatives election campaigns, and for other purposes.

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Aliens | Auditing | Ballots | Budget deficits | Business and politics | Campaign contributors | Campaign debates | Campaign funds | Children | Computers | Congressional candidates | Congressional elections | Congressional elections (House) | Congressional publications | Congressional reporting requirements | Constitutional amendments | Corporation taxes | Corporations | Data banks | Deaf | Deceptive advertising | Elections | Federal budgets | Federal receipts and expenditures | Fines (Penalties) | Franking privilege | Fraud | Fund raising | Government aircraft | Government paperwork | Government trust funds | House of Representatives | Income tax | Indexing (Economic policy) | Judicial review of administrative acts | Labor union political activities | Legislation | Licenses | Lobbying | Members of Congress (House) | Military aircraft | Political action committees -- Fees | Political advertising | Political crimes | Political parties | Postal rates and revenues | Presidential candidates | Radio broadcasting | Radio in politics | Referendum | Tax deductions | Tax-exempt organizations | Television broadcasting | Television in politics | Vice Presidential candidates | Voter registration | Voting

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