Sentence examples for disclosure of election from inspiring English sources
Just recently, I introduced legislation to facilitate full public disclosure of election campaign finances.
(This is not true in other countries; Canadian election law, for instance, regulates the disclosure of election polls).
"We don't have to wait on Congress to get disclosure of election spending.
Washington State's biggest companies illustrate the diverse approaches politically active corporations take to public disclosure of election spending.
On the anniversary of Citizens United, U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-Rhode Island) and U.S. Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Maryland) reintroduced the DISCLOSE Act, which would require the disclosure of all election donations.
The two Republican commissioners said they supported greater transparency, but one, Mr. McDowell, said that he would hesitate at placing the burden of election financing disclosure on broadcasters when it is also overseen by the Federal Election Commission and others.
The conference finally passed a series of policy reforms, including real-time reporting of political donations and contributions, reducing the disclosure threshold from $13,000 to $1,000, capping donations and campaign spending, public funding of election campaigns, uniform disclosure laws across states and territories and funding support for nationally registered parties.
A trade group representing big tech's interests in Washington reached out to the Federal Election Commission FECC) on Tuesday to weigh in on proposed regulation that would affect the disclosure of funding for online election ads.
A landmark ethics overhaul enacted last year directed the State Board of Elections to develop rules for the disclosure of outside spending in state elections.
On, Ferraro announced that her husband would not in fact be releasing his tax returns, on the grounds that to do so would disadvantage his real estate business and that such a disclosure was voluntary and not part of election law.
"There should be full disclosure of matters involving public elections," they contended.
