Allow electronic filing of campaign finance reports
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In Plain English
Currently, candidates and ballot measure committees must file paper campaign finance reports with the city clerk. The new law allows electronic filing through the state's online system instead. Electronic filing makes reports available to the public faster and reduces paperwork for both filers and city staff.
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