Removes requirement that certain individuals and entities provide addresses on certain ELEC filings; authorizes ELEC to establish document submission requirements for gubernatorial candidates seeking public funding.
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Overview
This bill removes the requirement for certain individuals and entities to provide addresses on some Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC) filings. It also authorizes the ELEC to establish specific document submission requirements for gubernatorial candidates who are seeking public funding. Essentially, it streamlines reporting requirements while giving the ELEC more control over how gubernatorial candidates report their finances.
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Primary sponsor
Douglas Steinhardt
Cosponsor
Joseph Cryan
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