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MO HB341
Bill
Status
4/1/2015
Primary Sponsor
Tony Dugger
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AI Summary
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Centralizes campaign finance filing requirements by making the Missouri Ethics Commission the sole filing authority for candidates for state senator, state representative, county clerk, circuit court judges, and all elective municipal and county offices, removing the previous dual-filing requirement with local election authorities
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Requires candidates filing with the Missouri Ethics Commission under the new provisions to submit all disclosure reports in an electronic format prescribed by the commission
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Maintains local election authority filing requirements only for non-statewide ballot measures, which continue to be filed with the election authority for the political subdivision or district where the measure appears
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Retains existing filing structure for statewide candidates (governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state treasurer, state auditor, attorney general, supreme court and appellate judges) who already file solely with the Missouri Ethics Commission
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Effective date of January 1, 2016
Legislative Description
Specifies that beginning January 1, 2016, certain elective county offices must file ethics reports with the Missouri Ethics Commission instead of local election authorities
Last Action
Placed on Informal Calendar
5/6/2015