Campaign finance reports; shall be available on county and municipal websites.
HB 385 requires county circuit clerks and municipal clerks to post campaign finance reports for local elections on their official websites. It directly affects candidates running for county, municipal, or local district offices, as well as political committees supporting these candidates or local ballot measures. The bill amends existing law to mandate that clerks upload reports (instead of only filing them) to public websites, ensuring real-time access for voters. This applies to all reports filed for county and municipal races, including those previously submitted to the Secretary of State. The requirement takes effect July 1, 2025.
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Introduced Jan 10, 2025
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Hank Zuber
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