Political Finance Database

18.7.4 international organization, foreign citizens, legal entity and people with no citizenship

56.1.1, 5.1.2 foreign country, foreign organizations, international organizations, organizations with foreign investment, foreign citizens and people with no citizenship

However, the following companies are not allowed 18.7.2 state-owned companies; 18.7.5 companies that are less than one year old; 18.7.5 bankrupted companies

However, the following companies are not allowed 56.1.4 state-owned companies; 56.1.7 companies that are less than one year old; 56.1.5 bankrupted companies

56.1.6 is related with bans from trade unions and religious organizations.

18.7.6 Anonymous donations

Page 17, Uribe Burcher and Casal Bertoa (2018), Political Finance in Mongolia, International IDEA and Open Society Forum

18.7.2 State owned and partially state owned companies

56.1.4 State owned and partially state owned companies

48.5.4 Any resources of government organizations and state owned companies

50.1 State Audit Agency will determine the limit. They will determine based on the size of each constituency, location, number of households and voters. In order to determine, they required to discuss with the Generel Elections Commission. It is changing each election.

55.4 The market value should not exceed the following. Legal entities 20 million and legal person - 5 million tugrik

16.2.4. souvenirs depicting the symbol of the party, things belong to the party;
16.2.5. revenue of publishing, media and commercialization;
 16.2.6. revenue from renting or selling its own properties;
 16.2.7. interest of the its savings in banks.
16.3. It is forbidden to earn profit, keep company in other ways than it is stated in article 16 of this law

No references to such bans were found.

'51.1. Each party, coalition and candidate participating in the election shall have one account of election expenses in togrogs nationwide.'

19.1. Government shall subsidize the party who has seats in the parliament for one time within three months after the election result is announced. Each vote shall be valued as one thousand tugrug and votes of the party in parliamentary election shall be compared to the total number of votes.
19.2. Party who has seats in the parliament shall be subsidized quarterly from the state budget during the term of office and for each seat in the parliament shall be subsidized by ten million tugrug. 50 percent of this subsidization shall be spent for the parliamentary election unit areas.

19.2 50 percent of this subsidization shall be spent for the parliamentary election unit areas.

46.2 Mongolian National Public Radio and Television should provide the same amount of time for parties and candidates

46.2 Communications Regulatory Commission of Mongolia will determine the allocated time. It changes each election. Mongolian National Public Radio and Television propose a plan on their time allocation and the Communications Regulatory Commission will make the decisions. However, there is no detail regulation on this issue. Only requirement is to be equal to candidates.

46.2 Communications Regulatory Commission of Mongolia will determine the allocated time. It changes each election. Mongolian National Public Radio and Television propose a plan on their time allocation and the Communications Regulatory Commission will make the decisions. However, there is no detail regulation on this issue. Only requirement is to be equal to candidates.

No provisions for other forms of indirect public funding found.

48.1. It shall be prohibited for any person to conduct the following actions and activities for the purpose of attracting voters by himself / herself or through others until the end of the polling day after the beginning of the regular election year, until the end of the polling day after the decision to call by-elections and by-elections.'

50.1 State Audit Agency will determine the limit.

50.1 State Audit Agency will determine the limit

No regulations regarding third party spending have been found.

41.1.1 Three printer's sheets of newspaper   
41.1.2 Three printer's sheets of magazine   
41.1.3 One printer's sheets of leaflet    
46.7  TV and Radio Program should not exceed 15 min per day for one canidate or party  

47.5. Payment for campaigning using the electronic environment specified in Article 47.1.3 of this Law shall not exceed the average amount of payment for advertisement, news and information held from January 1 of the regular election year to January 1 of the previous year.'

47.3 Candidates and Political parties will have only one account. There should not be any comments on their posts.

'20.3. Finance of the party shall be audited annually and it shall be published.'

' 57.3. A party or coalition shall, within 45 days from the polling day and a candidate within 30 days from the polling day, obtain a conclusion from the private audit legal entity and submit it to the state audit body.'

According to the Article 47,  candidates should send their report on election campaign to the state audit within 30 days after the election. The State Audit will report to the public within 60 days.

58.1 The State Audit office will report after 60 days when they receive their reports.

57.4 Legal entities and legal persons name and amount of donation