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- Passed House
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Overview
This bill amends Arizona statutes related to campaign finance and financial disclosures for public officers. Specifically, it updates requirements for committee statements of organization, including the use of alternate mailing addresses for protected residential addresses. It also modifies the financial disclosure statement required of public officers, allowing for the use of alternate mailing addresses and specifying categories for reporting asset values. These changes aim to clarify and streamline reporting requirements while maintaining privacy protections.
Key provisions
- Updates the requirements for committee statements of organization, including the use of alternate mailing addresses.
- Allows public officers to use alternate mailing addresses for financial disclosures.
- Specifies categories for reporting asset values on financial disclosure statements.
- Modifies the content of financial disclosure statements, including details on business interests and debts.
- Clarifies the process for filing financial disclosure statements, including electronic filing options.
- Addresses the disclosure of spouses and minor children in committee statements.
- Reinforces the ability to protect residential addresses from public disclosure.
- Updates the filing officer's campaign finance and reporting guide requirements.
Who is affected
- Candidates for office
- Political committees
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