MI SB1357

Requires candidates for constitutional convention delegate to file financial disclosure reports with the secretary of state within 30 days of becoming a candidate or receiving contributions.

Reports must disclose candidate's name, address, occupation, immediate family members, employers, earned income over $10,000, other income over $10,000, assets over $10,000, liabilities over $10,000, real estate and securities transactions over $10,000, and positions held in organizations.

Secretary of state must make reports publicly available on the internet by end of business day received and available for inspection within three business days.

Establishes late filing fees ranging from $50 per day for first 3 days, $100 per day for next 7 days, and $1,000 per day thereafter, capped at $10,000 total.

Creates civil enforcement mechanism through secretary of state investigations and attorney general prosecution; knowingly filing incomplete or inaccurate reports is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 90 days imprisonment or $10,000 fine.