State comptroller.

Updated the definition of 'State office' in IC 3-5-2-48 to include 'auditor of state comptroller' with a constitutional reference.

Modified IC 3-8-1-33 to require candidates for the auditor of state position to file economic interest statements under the new title.

Updated IC 3-8-4-2 to list 'Auditor of State comptroller (auditor of state)' as an office for political party nomination.

Amended IC 3-10-2-7 to specify that the 'Auditor of State comptroller' must be listed on the 2026 general election ballot with the parenthetical '(Auditor of State)'.

Changed the bill header from 'SENATE ENROLLED ACT No. 221' to 'SENATE BILL No. 221' reflecting the bill's current legislative status.

Reorganized and renumbered sections to align with standard Senate Bill formatting conventions.

Changed the official title of the office from 'auditor of state' to 'state comptroller' in multiple statutes, while keeping 'auditor of state' in parentheses as a constitutional reference.

Added judges of circuit, superior, probate, city, and town courts, along with prosecuting attorneys, to the list of offices requiring economic interest statement filings.

Added local offices and school board offices (excluding those already covered) to the list of positions requiring economic interest statement filings.

Added judges of circuit, superior, probate, city, and town courts, and prosecuting attorneys to the list of offices that political party conventions must nominate candidates for.

Added clerk of the circuit court to the list of county offices that must appear on the general election ballot.

Added a specific requirement that the 'State Comptroller (Auditor of State)' must be listed on the 2026 general election ballot.