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The mailing address is at the bottom of this form. Filling this out first lets us confirm everything is in order under Minnesota campaign finance law and send you your refund receipt. Nothing is charged here.

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$ .00

Individual contribution limit: $1000 per two-year election segment, per Minn. Stat. Sec. 10A.27, subd. 1(a)(4).

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Compliance

I am a Minnesota resident (required to claim the PCR refund).

Send me an official Minnesota Form EP-3 receipt so I can apply for a state refund of up to $75 ($150 married couple) using Form PCR.

This contribution is from my personal funds, not from a corporation, union, business, or another person.

I am a US citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident.

I understand Minnesota law limits individual contributions to $1000 per two-year election segment, pursuant to Minn. Stat. Sec. 10A.27, subd. 1(a)(4).

Where to mail your check

Make your check payable to:

Skylar Fynboh for Senate District 5

Mail it to:

PO Box 6, Akeley, MN 56433

Nothing is charged here — mail your check using the instructions above.

Prepared and paid for by Skylar Fynboh for Senate District 5, PO Box 6, Akeley, MN 56433.

Contributions to Skylar Fynboh for Senate District 5 are not tax-deductible. Minnesota law limits contributions to $1,000 per two-year election cycle from any one individual or political committee. Contributions must be made from your own personal funds; contributions from corporations, or in the name of another person, are prohibited. Minnesota residents may be eligible for a Political Contribution Refund of up to $75 ($150 for married couples filing jointly) per calendar year: we will provide an official receipt (Form EP-3) to file with Form PCR to the Minnesota Department of Revenue by April 15 of the following year.