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Affected candidates, PACs, and party committees file the required additional reports related to the GA-14 special elections as described by the FEC.
Federal Election Commission regulations require authorized committees of candidates running in any special election to file pre- and post-election reports, in addition to their regularly scheduled reports, which constitutes “additional reports” for participating candidates in those contests. In its general 2026 reporting guidance, the FEC states that candidate committees in 2026 special elections must file these extra pre‑ and post‑election reports, and that PACs and party committees supporting candidates in special elections may also have to file such special-election reports unless they file on a monthly basis. This framework matches the summarized claim that participating candidates and certain non‑monthly PACs and party committees involved in the GA‑14 special elections must file additional FEC reports. The verdict is True because FEC’s standing rules for 2026 special elections explicitly impose additional reporting obligations on participating candidates and on non‑monthly PACs and party committees that engage in contributions or expenditures for those special elections.