Extra resources for potentially big-spending anti-Tory campaigners
A few links that it’s very important you should refer to if you may be in a position to fundraise and/or spend a five-figure sum campaigning against the Tories.
Refer back to the previous page for an overview of “registered non-party campaigner” requirements with the Electoral Commission.
If you might reach the £9,750 expenditure limit for campaigning in a single constituency
- The Electoral Commission, UK Parliamentary general election 2017: Focused constituency campaigning
If you might be in a position to fundraise/spend more than £20,000
To become a registered non-party campaigner it is essential that you read these documents.
- The Electoral Commission, Introduction for non-party campaigners
- The Electoral Commission, Registering as a non-party campaigner
- The Electoral Commission, Factsheet for non-party campaigners: Common campaigning techniques: Social media
- The Electoral Commission, Donations to non-party campaigners
- The Electoral Commission, UK Parliamentary general election: pre-poll reporting for non-party campaigners
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