Campaign finance disciplinary agencies
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Disciplinary agencies
- Alaska Public Offices Commission
- Alabama Attorney General
- Arizona Attorney General
- Arkansas Ethics Commission
- California Fair Political Practices Commission
- Colorado District Attorney-Criminal and Other Violations
- Colorado Secretary of State-Civil violations
- Delaware Attorney General
- District of Columbia U.S. Attorney's Office
- Florida Elections Commission
- Georgia Attorney General
- Hawaii Attorney General
- Idaho Attorney General
- Illinois Attorney General-Case-by-case basis
- Illinois Board of Elections-On most matters
- Indiana Attorney General-Criminal law violations
- Indiana Election Commission-Civil violations
- Iowa Attorney General-Criminal law violations
- Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board-Civil violations
- Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission-Civil violations
- Kansas Attorney General-Criminal law violations
- Kentucky Attorney General
- Louisiana Attorney General-Criminal law violations
- Louisiana Ethics Administration Program-Civil violations
- Maine Attorney General
- Maryland Attorney General-Criminal and civil law prosecutions
- Maryland State Prosecutor's Office-Criminal investigations
- Massachusetts Attorney General
- Michigan Secretary of State-Civil violations
- Michigan Attorney General-Criminal law violations
- Minnesota Campaign Ethics and Disclosure Board Civil Violations
- Minnesota County Attorney-Criminal and Other Violations
- Mississippi Attorney General
- Missouri Ethics Commission-Civil violations
- Missouri Attorney General-Criminal law violations
- Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission -Civil violations
- Nebraska Attorney General-Criminal law violations
- Nevada Attorney General
- New Hampshire Attorney General
- New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission
- New York District Attorney-In the County where the alleged complaint happened
- New Mexico Attorney General
- North Carolina State Board of Elections-Civil violations
- North Carolina District Attorney-Criminal law violations-In the county where the complaint occurred
- North Dakota Attorney General
- Ohio Elections Commission-Civil violations
- Ohio Attorney General-Criminal law violations
- Oklahoma Ethics Commission
- Oregon Attorney General
- Rhode Island Attorney General
- South Carolina State Ethics Commission-Civil violations
- South Carolina Attorney General-Criminal law violations
- South Dakota Attorney General
- Tennessee District Attorney General
- Attorney General of Texas
- Utah Attorney General
- Vermont Attorney General
- Virginia Attorney General
- Washington Attorney General
- Wisconsin Attorney General -Criminal law violations
- Wisconsin Government Accountability Board-Civil law violations
- Wyoming Attorney General
NOTE: The State of West Virginia does not require groups in support or opposition of a ballot measure to register a campaign
