White Papers
The Commission has produced a series of White Papers providing an overview of campaign financing and lobbying trends in New Jersey. These white papers contain summary information as well as analytical data going as far back as 1977. They range in topics that cover trends in legislative financing; lobbying activity; to financing local elections. Browse through the selections located on this page. White papers can also be obtained from the Commission by calling (609) 292-8700 or writing to ELEC, P.O. Box 185, Trenton, NJ 08625-0185. |
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| Number 22: | Trends in Legislative Campaign Financing: Fundraising in the Era of Pay-to-Play Reform, Self-Funders and Recession • 1999-2009 3rd Volume. |
| Number 21: | School Elections Campaign Financing: An Update. REVISED. |
| Number 20: | Legislative General Elections 2007: An Analysis of Trends in State Senate and Assembly Elections. |
| Number 19: | The 2005 Assembly Election: New Trends on the Horizon? |
| Number 18: | Local Campaign Financing: An Analysis of Trends in Communities Large and Small |
| Number 17: | Legislative Election 2003: The Rise of Party-Oriented Campaigning |
| Number 16: | A Resurgent Party System: Repartyization Takes Hold |
| Number 15: | School Board Campaign Financing |
| Number 14: | Local Campaign Financing |
| Number 13: | Trends in Legislative Campaign Financing: 1987-1997, 2nd Volume |
| Number 12: | Repartyization: The Rebirth of County Organizations |
| Number 11: | State Parties and Legislative Leadership Committees: An Analysis 1994-1995 |
| Number 10: | Nonconnected, Ideological PACs in the Garden State |
| Number 9: | Legislative Candidates: How They Spend their Money |
| Number 8: | Technology in The Future: Strengthening Disclosure |
| Number 7: | Is There a PAC Plague in New Jersey? |
| Number 6: | Autonomy and Jurisdiction |
| Number 5: | Lobbying Reform |
| Number 4: | Ideas for an Alternate Funding Source |
| Number 3: | Legislative Public Financing |
| Number 2: | Trends in Legislative Campaign Financing: 1977-1987 |
| Number 1: | Contribution Limits and Prohibited Contributions |
