Adro

Primary definition

Alternative Dispute Resolution Office. ADRO provides parties in enforcement actions with an alternative method for resolving complaints that have been filed against them and for addressing issues identified by the Reports Analysis Division or an FEC audit. The program is designed to promote compliance with the Act and Commission regulations and to reduce the cost of processing complaints by encouraging settlements outside the agency's normal enforcement track.

Also known asAlternative Dispute Resolution Office · ADRO
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Alternative Dispute Resolution Office. ADRO provides parties in enforcement actions with an alternative method for resolving complaints that have been filed against them and for addressing issues identified by the Reports Analysis Division or an FEC audit. The program is designed to promote compliance with the Act and Commission regulations and to reduce the cost of processing complaints by encouraging settlements outside the agency's normal enforcement track.

Federal Election Commission Campaign Finance Terminology · 2024

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Election Security Glossary. (2026). Adro. In Election Security Glossary. Retrieved August 13, 2026, from https://electionsecurityglossary.com/glossary/adro

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