Arnold throwing free t-shirts to the crowd--is it legal?
barbaraann
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Tue Oct-07-03 10:57 PM
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| Arnold throwing free t-shirts to the crowd--is it legal? |
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I remember that in an election somewhere in 2002 a candidate was fined for giving away paper fans or something small like that because the law prohibited candidates from giving away ANYTHING of value. And I vaguely remember some sort of stink about free food being a problem in a campaign.
Does anyone know if it is legal to give away t-shirts in a campaign in California?
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| Freddie Stubbs
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Tue Oct-07-03 11:13 PM
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| 1. I don't know about California, but here is PA is is ok to give away stuff |
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as long as it is not give in exchange for votes.
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