20. Is there a limit on the amount a candidate can contribute to their own election campaign?

Romania

Romania

Answer
Yes, specific limit for candidates
Source

Art. 28 - "(6) The maximum limits for contributions to the election campaign that may be submitted by the candidates or the financial agents are as follows:
a) 60 basic gross national salaries per country for each candidate for deputy or senator;
b) a minimum basic salary per country for each list of candidates at the commune's local council;
c) 3 minimum gross national salaries per country for each list of candidates at the local council of the city;
d) 5 basic minimum salaries per country for each list of candidates at the local council of the municipality;
e) 30 minimum gross national salaries per country for each list of candidates at the local council of the county seat;
f) 50 minimum gross national salaries per country for each list of candidates at the Sector Council of Bucharest;
g) 500 minimum gross national salaries per country for each list of candidates at the General Council of Bucharest;
h) 100 basic gross national salaries per country for each list of candidates at the county council;
i) 5 minimum basic salaries per country for each candidate for mayor of the commune;
j) 7 minimum gross salaries per country for each candidate for the mayor of the city;
k) 10 basic gross national salaries per country for each candidate for the mayor's office of the municipality;
l) 50 minimum gross national salaries per country for each candidate for the mayor of the county seat;
m) 100 minimum gross national salaries per country for each candidate for Bucharest mayor's office;
n) 150 minimum gross national salaries per country for each candidate for mayor of Bucharest;
o) 750 gross national minimum wages per country for each candidate for European Parliament;
p) 20,000 basic minimum salaries per country for the candidate for President of Romania."

Source: Article 28 (6), The Law no. 334/2006 on financing the activity of political parties and electoral campaigns, 2006 (as of January 20, 2017)

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