Pennsylvania HB984 amends ethics standards to require write-in candidates to file financial interest statements within 30 days of nomination or.
Pennsylvania HB984 amends Title 65 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to enhance financial disclosure requirements for write-in candidates. The bill mandates that write-in candidates file a statement of financial interests within 30 days of being nominated or elected. This statement must be submitted to the commission for State-level public office and the governing authority of the political subdivision where the candidate was elected or nominated. If a write-in candidate fails to file this statement within the specified timeframe, they will be barred from appearing on the ballot.
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