Texas SB3013 amends financial disclosure requirements for state officers, candidates, and party chairs, including removing home addresses from public.

Texas SB3013 modifies financial disclosure rules for state officers, candidates, and party chairs. It requires the Texas Ethics Commission to notify individuals who fail to file financial statements. The bill also mandates the removal of home addresses from public view for state officers, candidates, and party chairs, while exempting judges and certain Texas Civil Commitment Office officials. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.

Texas SB3013 amends financial disclosure requirements for state officers, candidates, and party chairs, including removing home addresses from public.

Texas SB3013 modifies financial disclosure rules for state officers, candidates, and party chairs. It requires the Texas Ethics Commission to notify individuals who fail to file financial statements. The bill also mandates the removal of home addresses from public view for state officers, candidates, and party chairs, while exempting judges and certain Texas Civil Commitment Office officials. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.