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State Voluntary Spending Limits
This chart reflects the voluntary spending limits as adjusted by CPF Rule 10.16 as required by Article XXVIII, Section 4(7) of the Colorado Constitution effective July 30, 2015, and remain current until the next adjustment in 2019.
| Office | Limit |
|---|
| Attorney General |
$615,075 |
| CU Regent |
$79,925 |
| District Attorney |
$79,925 |
| Governor/Lt Governor |
$3,075,450 |
| Regional Transportation District |
No limit |
| Secretary of State |
$615,075 |
| State Board of Education |
$79,925 |
| State House of Representatives |
$79,925 |
| State Treasurer |
$615,075 |
| State Senate |
$110,700 |
Please note that Article XXVIII of the Colorado Constitution and Title 1, Article 45 of the Colorado Revised Statutes do not address voluntary spending limits for county or municipal candidates. If running for office in a home rule county or municipality, please contact your county clerk and recorder or municipal clerk to see if your county or municipality has its own spending limit guidelines or restrictions.
See the
voluntary spending limits FAQs for more information.
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