West Virginia HB5273 mandates that candidates for municipal offices file their campaign financial statements with the county clerk and requires all.

West Virginia HB5273 amends the state's election regulations to require candidates for municipal offices to file their campaign financial statements with the county clerk. The bill also mandates that all financial reports be published online within 48 hours of the filing deadline. This includes statements from candidates for Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, and other statewide offices, as well as political committees. The Secretary of State is responsible for posting these statements online.

West Virginia HB5273 mandates that candidates for municipal offices file their campaign financial statements with the county clerk and requires all.

West Virginia HB5273 amends the state's election regulations to require candidates for municipal offices to file their campaign financial statements with the county clerk. The bill also mandates that all financial reports be published online within 48 hours of the filing deadline. This includes statements from candidates for Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, and other statewide offices, as well as political committees. The Secretary of State is responsible for posting these statements online.