Massachusetts H826 requires candidates for public office to report public assistance received, excluding MASSHealth and Medicaid.
Massachusetts H826 amends the state's election laws to mandate that candidates for public office report any public assistance they received, with the exception of MASSHealth and Medicaid. This change aims to increase transparency in the financial disclosures of candidates, ensuring voters have access to more comprehensive information about their potential representatives. The bill specifically excludes MASSHealth and Medicaid from the reporting requirements.
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