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Before @AndrewYang starts handing out campaign money, he might want to ask an election law expert to explain 52 USC 30114(b), the section of the Federal Code that bans the conversion of campaign funds to personal use. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/52/30114 … #DemDebate
“Campaign donors give their hard-earned money to fund campaign activities & the law makes clear that paying personal expenses is not a campaign activity." @CampaignLegal's @AdavNotihttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/12/us/politics/andrew-yang-debate-payments.html …
Yang’s suggestion of a “democracy dollar” program is an example of public financing that has been extremely successful in giving voters a voice in Seattle. https://campaignlegal.org/update/seattles-innovative-public-financing-helped-citizen-participation-campaigns-reach-historic … #AskAboutDemocracy #DemDebate
Maybe @andrewyang isn’t concerned because the @fec is a commissioner short of actually doing anything. Mordern solutions to modern problems!
"Friends of Andrew Yang" is the legal name of Yang's presidential campaign. So our concerns still stand!
Why wouldn't Andrew Yang's campaign be named anything else? You can be a friend of Yang without voting for him. I may not vote for him and I wouldn't call myself an enemy of him. As long as Yang doesn't limit the contest to only Democrats, it can't be a problem, in my view.
How is the campaign’s election to show his flagship policy proposal in action a personal use by Yang? Are you suggesting that recipients of campaign 
can’t use it personally, like every staffer does? Don’t ignore the explicit campaign purpose: highlighting the #FreedomDividend
I agree; It sounds like they are referring to the recipients' use of the funds, not the campaigns.
#Yang2020 wouldn't incur the costs outside the campaign, therefore he isn't using them to pay for his personal bills; the campaign contest is to raise awareness for his policies.
"If campaign funds are used for a financial obligation that is caused by campaign activity or the activities of an officeholder, that use is not personal use." 816 F.3d 829, 835. This appears to clearly authorize this sweepstakes. The sweepstakes IS campaign activity.
I agree, he would have to use the funds to pay for expenses not related to the campaign with the donations.
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