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Committee gives favorable report to bill standardizing economic-interest filing deadlines
Summary
The Ethics and Campaign Finance Committee voted to report favorably on Senate Bill 165, which would align candidate filing windows for annual statements of economic interest and allow government employees to submit proof of prior filings rather than complete a second form.
The Ethics and Campaign Finance Committee gave a favorable report to Senate Bill 165 during its meeting, advancing a measure that would standardize deadlines for filing annual statements of economic interest and accept proof of filing from government employees in lieu of submitting a second report.
Senator Coleman Madison, who presented the bill, said the proposal is intended to reduce confusion over filing dates. Madison said the bill would require most candidates to file their statements “not more…
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