OPRA PAC

**The below is provided for informational purposes only**

The OPRA PAC is a key tool used in advocating for our Member's needs with our state and federal elected officials. The PAC was formed as a nonpartisan political action committee (PAC) to work with elected officials at most levels of government to support issues important to providers of long-term care services to Ohioans with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The OPRA PAC is a federal separate segregated funds PAC that must follow the rules promulgated by the Federal Election Commission (FEC). The PAC files regular reports with both the FEC and the Ohio Secretary of State and can donate to federal and state campaigns. The PAC operates under a separate set of by-laws and is governed by a small committee of OPRA Members.

To stay up to date with the OPRA PAC, a member organization's main OPRA representative must first provide the PAC with authorization to solicit. Authorization can be provided by filing out this form.

To learn more about the OPRA PAC, please contact the OPRA Office.